Council of Ministers of Nepal
Introduction The '''Council of Ministers''' () or '''Federal Executive''' () is the executive body of the federal government of Nepal. The prime minister is the head of the council of ministers. The incumbent prime minister is Pushpa Kamal Dahal.
Formation According to the Constitution of Nepal, the Prime Minister is appointed by the President of Nepal. The President on the recommendation of the Prime Minister of Nepal forms a council of ministers consisting of members not exceeding twenty five in number from among the members of the federal parliament on the basis of the principle of inclusion.
Removal According to the Constitution of Nepal, the minister ceases to hold office by:* tendering resignation in writing to the Prime Minister,* removal by the Prime Minister,* vacancy in the office of Prime Minister, or,* death.
Current Council of Ministers '''Current Cabinet''': Third Dahal cabinet'''Date of Formation''': 26 December 2022''S.N.PortfolioPortrait MinisterAssumed officeLeft officeWebsite'''Cabinet ministers'''1. '''Prime Minister of Nepal'''100pxPushpa Kamal Dahal26 December 2022''Incumbent'' Official website2.Deputy Prime MinisterMinister for Defence100pxPurna Bahadur Khadka31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website3.Deputy Prime Minister100pxNarayan Kaji Shrestha26 December 2022''Incumbent'' Official websiteMinister for Home Affairs31 March 20234.Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development100pxBeduram Bhusal31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website5.Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs100pxDhanraj Gurung3 May 2023''Incumbent'' Official website6.Minister for Education, Science and Technology100pxAshok Rai31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website 7.Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security100pxSharat Singh Bhandari31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website8.Minister for Finance100pxPrakash Sharan Mahat31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website9.Minister for Water Supply100pxMahindra Ray Yadav31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website10.Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation100pxShakti Bahadur Basnet31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website 11.Minister for Foreign Affairs100pxNarayan Prakash Saud16 April 2023''Incumbent'' Official website12.Minister for Communication and Information Technology100pxRekha Sharma17 January 2023''Incumbent'' Official website13.Minister for Health and Population100px Mohan Bahadur Basnet3 May 2023''Incumbent'' Official website 14.Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation100pxSudan Kirati17 January 2023''Incumbent'' Official website15.Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport100pxPrakash Jwala31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website16.Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation100pxRanjeeta Shrestha31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website17.Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies100pxRamesh Rijal31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website18.Minister for Urban Development100pxSita Gurung31 March 2023''Incumbent'' Official website19.Minister for Youth and Sports100pxDig Bahadur Limbu3 May 2023''Incumbent'' Official website20.Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizen100pxSurendra Raj Acharya7 May 2023''Incumbent'' Official website21.Minister for Forests and Environment100pxBirendra Prasad Mahato24 May 2023''Incumbent'' Official website22.Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration100pxAnita Devi14 August 2023''Incumbent'' Official website'''State ministers'''23.Minister of State for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation100pxSushila Sirpali Thakuri17 January 2023''Incumbent'' Official website24.Minister of State for Physical Infrastructure and Transport100pxNanda Sharma16 April 2023''Incumbent'' Official website25.Minister of State for Education, Science and Technology100pxPramila Kumari24 May 2023''Incumbent'' Official website Source:
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External links *  Official website