Monday, September 21st, 2026

Business Advisory Committee to discuss formation of parliamentary special committee



KATHMANDU: The Business Advisory Committee of the House of Representatives is meeting today to discuss the formation of a parliamentary special committee on the Rasuwa-Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster and climate change.

According to the House of Representatives Secretariat, the meeting is scheduled for 12:15 pm at the Business Hall adjacent to the House of Representatives chamber in Singha Durbar.

The meeting will discuss a proposal to form a parliamentary special committee to monitor search, rescue, relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts following the Bhotekoshi disaster. The committee is also expected to provide policy recommendations to the government to minimize loss of life and property in similar disasters in the future.

The proposed committee would also focus on disaster preparedness, early warning systems, sustainable infrastructure reconstruction, and the review and strengthening of disaster management laws.

Although political parties have been holding discussions on the formation of the special committee, the process has been delayed due to a lack of agreement on its membership, scope of work, tenure and coordinator.

The Business Advisory Committee is expected to discuss these issues at today’s meeting and explore ways to move the formation process forward. Various other parliamentary matters are also scheduled to be discussed.

Members of the committee have been requested to attend the meeting.

Publish Date : 21 September 2026 10:17 AM

Couple arrested with brown heroin in Banke

BANKE: Police have arrested a couple in Nepalgunj with more

KP Oli accuses govt of vindictiveness, UML leaders of creating chaos

KATHMANDU: CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has accused the government

Bus catches fire at Tripureshwor Chowk

KATHMANDU: A bus caught fire while it was parked at

NEPSE trading suspended today due to data center issue

KATHMANDU: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has suspended regular securities

Deposits in government-run relief funds near Rs 15 billion

KATHMANDU: Monetary contributions to the Prime Minister’s Natural Disaster Relief