Saturday, January 24th, 2026

Minister Ghising clarifies: reports of resignation are false



KATHMANDU: Energy, Drinking Water, and Irrigation Minister Kulman Ghising has refuted rumors that he is resigning to form a new political party.

Issuing a clarification through Facebook on Monday, Minister Ghising dismissed media reports and social media claims suggesting that he was preparing to quit his post to enter politics.

“My attention has been drawn to news circulating in various media outlets and social media platforms claiming that I am resigning from my post. I would like to clarify that these reports are completely baseless,” he stated.

Recalling that the current interim government was formed following the historic Gen-Z movement, Ghising reaffirmed his commitment to fulfilling the people’s expectations and trust.

“While handling responsibilities across three ministries, I remain actively dedicated to carrying forward the mandate and confidence entrusted by the people through the movement,” he added.

Publish Date : 03 November 2025 18:02 PM

Gokul Baskota expresses dissent over KP Oli’s recent remarks

KATHMANDU: CPN-UML leader Gokul Baskota has voiced his dissatisfaction with

Enrollment in Kathmandu community schools rises

KATHMANDU: The number of new students enrolling in Kathmandu Metropolitan

Seven leaders, including Haribol and Kul Prasad KC, expelled from NCP

KATHMANDU: The Nepali Communist Party (NCP) has expelled seven leaders

Algorithm-driven social media shaping Nepal’s elections, raising deeper democratic concerns

KATHMANDU: When Gen-Z youths called for protests on September 8

Nepali Army marks 50 years of nature and environmental conservation

KATHMANDU: The Nepali Army’s participation and achievements in nature and