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“Hello Sarkar” should work as bridge between govt and public: PM


05 August 2023  

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KATHMANDU: Prime Minister (PM) Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has emphasized the need to develop the “Hello Sarkar” as a bridge between government and the public and a center for good governance.

He also directed the concerned officials to initiate legal and structural reforms.

PM Dahal also emphasized the continuation of the monitoring and evaluation of the national pride projects for which he directed to create of a virtual interactive monitoring calendar that would enable the monitoring and evaluating of at least two mega projects weekly from the ‘Action Room’ situated at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers (OPMCM).

He stated that it was necessary for the OPMCM to play a pivotal role in the implementation of the ‘Singha Durbar Reform Action Plan and to review its progress regularly.

According to him, OPMCM should be made ‘smart’ and a ‘center of excellence’.

Similarly, PM Dahal also urged the concerned authority to effectively take forward the automatic system and integrated evaluation system that monitor the implementation of the decisions of the Council of Ministers.

He also directed to submit report card of the progress report of every government agency to him a monthly basis.

Publish Date : 05 August 2023 06:53 AM

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