6 percent of Bagmati budget expenditure in three months
Kathmandu. In the first three months of the current fiscal year 2082-83, the Bagmati state government has spent only about 6.19 percent of the total budget. According to Suraj Paudel, information officer of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Planning of the state government, in the three months from July to October of the current year 2082-83, 6.19 percent of the total budget, i.e. Rs.
He said that for the current year, the provincial government has brought a budget of Rs. He says that the capital budget is less than the current budget. Among the allocated budgets, the State Public Service Commission spent the most 19.55 percent, the State Assembly Secretariat 17.19 percent, and the Office of the Chief Attorney 15.31 percent, while the Ministry of Culture and Tourism spent the least 0.80 percent of the budget, according to the ministry.
Information Officer Paudel said that due to the Genji exhibition held on August 23 and 24, the structures of the provincial government were damaged, the provincial government agencies could not work properly and the budget could not be implemented.
Express
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