House of Representatives sitting today, here is the possible agenda

Kathmandu. The meeting of the House of Representatives of the Federal Parliament is sitting today at 1:00 pm on Tuesday. In today's meeting of the House of Representatives, a possible agenda for submitting various reports and discussing proposals of urgent public importance has been set.

In the meeting, on behalf of Prime Minister Walendra Shah, Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Sovita Gautam will present the 'Sixth Annual Report of Tribal Tribes Commission'.

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