Himal Press 
KATHMANDU: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has termed the consensus among parties on the long-pending transitional justice law and subsequent authentication of the Bill to Amend the Enforced Disappearances Enquiry, Truth and Reconciliation Commission Act one of the achievements of his government
“We have succeeded in bringing the remaining work of the peace process close to its conclusion,” he said, unveiling the achievements of the 100 days of the coalition government. Oli said that authentication of the crucial transitional justice bill sent a positive message to society that has endured prolonged conflict.
The CPN-UML Chairperson also urged critics of the government to stop daydreaming about the collapse of the coalition government of historically important parties like the Nepali Congress (NC) and UML. “Some people have told me that frequent government changes have confused the bureaucracy which is key to implementing the vision of the government. This makes them worry about stability rather than focusing on work,” Oli added.
Oli also said approximately 1.5 million dairy farmers received their pending payments after the new coalition government came to power. “Sugarcane farmers have also received long-pending subsidies. Likewise, the government also released Rs 800 million to the Nepal Insurance Authority for agricultural and livestock insurance claims, while pending dues of Rs 6.75 billion owed to construction entrepreneurs have been cleared,” Oli added.
The Prime Minister also said chemical fertilizers needed for winter crops have already been arranged.
“Although natural disasters temporarily slowed government work, the administration is now regaining momentum and moving forward,” he added.
Major achievements highlighted by Oli:
Here are the major achievements of the government under Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli during its first 100 days:
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- Relief and rehabilitation for flood and landslide victims, with compensation to affected families.
- Reconstruction efforts following earthquake damage in Jajarkot, West Rukum, and other regions.
- Crisis management in transportation during the Dasain festival amidst road blockages due to natural disasters.
- Payment of dues to 1.5 million dairy farmers and 75,000 sugarcane farmers.
- Insurance payout to farmers through agricultural insurance schemes.
- Allocation of chemical fertilizers for winter crops.
- Startup loans without collateral for young entrepreneurs, benefiting 165 individuals, with further expansion planned.
- Over 5,000 entrepreneurs applied for startup loans.
- Legal actions against over 600 individuals involved in cooperative fraud, with 575 imprisoned.
- Initiation of measures to improve governance through digitization and tracking systems for public services and documents.
- Free burn treatment across seven provinces.
- Expansion of cancer treatment services to all provinces.
- Introduction of token systems for efficient healthcare access in 18 federal hospitals.
- Investment commitments worth NPR 34 billion in 200 industries.
- Expansion of Nepal’s credit rating process.
- Improved stock market performance despite natural disasters.
- Progress in multiple national projects, including Fast Track road construction and tunnel breakthroughs.
- Energy sector advancement with agreements to export electricity to Bangladesh.
- Improved road conditions and air travel, with international flights planned for Bhairahawa and Pokhara airports.
- Reduction in aviation fuel prices for international flights to promote tourism.
- Simplified driving license issuance through a mobile app.
- Introduction of online tracking for land records and other government services.
- 40 MW electricity export agreement with Bangladesh.
- New international flight routes to Bhairahawa.
- Nationwide citizen participation and celebration of Constitution Day as a national event, including a ‘National Day Concert’.
