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Earlier today

Parliament Secretariat urges lawmakers to submit asset details within deadline

According to the notice, lawmakers must submit updated details of assets owned by themselves and their family members, along with information on the source of those assets and the necessary supporting documents, within 60 days of the end of fiscal year 2025/26—that is, between July 17 and September 14, 2026.

myRepublicaPrivate13h agonews2 publishers

Govt reinstates provision allowing lawmakers to appoint personal secretaries

The Cabinet approved an amendment to the schedule of the Act, restoring the facility that had previously been withdrawn. The proposal to amend the schedule was submitted by the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs.

myRepublicaPrivate20h agonews4 publishers

Yesterday

House goes on two-week break as govt runs out of bills

Parliament has suspended meetings of both houses for two weeks after exhausting its legislative agenda, with the government yet to table new bills despite promising an active lawmaking schedule while preparing 166 proposed bills.

myRepublicaPrivate1d agonews

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Parliamentary Committee directs govt to curb black-marketing, artificial shortage of cooking gas

The Industry, Commerce, Labour and Consumer Welfare Committee under the House of Representatives has instructed the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies to control black marketing and artificial shortage of LP gas.

myRepublicaPrivate2d agonews6 publishers

Deputy Speaker-led delegation off to China

A five-member delegation led by the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rubi Kumari, has left here today for China to participate in the 5th China-Xizang Trans-Himalaya Forum for International Cooperation to be held in the city of Nyingchi, China.

myRepublicaPrivate2d agonews6 publishers

Construction entrepreneurs welcome new rules of awarding contracts

Through the second amendment of the Public Procurement Bill, the government has enforced the rule that the lowest bidding rate may be subject to disapproval of the contracts by defining specified standards and project evaluation processes.

myRepublicaPrivate3d agonews

New public procurement rule: Contract awards to lowest bidders end

The change comes through the Second Amendment to the Public Procurement Act, 2007, which was recently passed by Parliament. The government says the revised law is aimed at making public procurement faster, more transparent, and more practical.

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