September 23, 2026, Wednesday
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According to Law Minister Gautam's instructions to submit the list of bills by the end of June, the bill cannot be brought in between

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Kathmandu. Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Sovita Gautam has asked the relevant ministries to prioritize the necessary bills for making timely and effective laws.

In a discussion held at the Ministry of Law on Wednesday, a detailed discussion was held with the Ministers and high officials of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation on the issues of law making that are needed in the future. 

Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Mahaveer Pun, Home Minister Sudhan Gurung, Minister of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Virajbhakt Shrestha and officials including the Secretary of the Ministry of Finance participated in the important meeting.

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