No need to fill in the form to end the hassle of creating a national identity card
Kathmandu. The Ministry of Home Affairs has implemented a system to eliminate the hassle of registering preliminary details for making a national identity card. Now the service users can give their biometric details without having to fill a separate application form. According to the ministry, this facility has been started with the establishment of service interconnection between the centralized citizenship management information system and the national identity management information system. It is believed that this will put an end to the situation of having to complete separate procedures in different agencies for details of the same nature.
On Sunday, Omprakash Aryal visited the district administration office Lalitpur and inspected the new arrangement. During the inspection, he said that the policy of providing convenient services to citizens has been gradually removed from the duplication seen in public services.
Express
Related News
Weather Forecast: Chance of light rain over hilly and mountainous areas
Kathmandu. At present, there is partial influence of westerly winds, high pressure system in the upper atmosphere and low pressure area in the lower atmosphere near the eastern part of Nepal. At present, it is generally cloudy in the hilly and Him...
Chance of rain with thunder and lightning in different parts of the country, extreme heat in Terai
Kathmandu. According to the Department of Water and Meteorology, Weather Forecasting Division, there is a chance of partly cloudy to rainy weather in different parts of the country today. It is expected that it will be cloudy in the Himalayan and...
Monsoon will spread across the country within four days, heavy rain likely in Koshi
Kathmandu. The weather forecast division of the Department of Water and Meteorology has said that monsoon winds are currently affecting the entire region of Koshi, Madheshas and Bagmati provinces, some parts of Gandaki province and the eastern reg...
Bus accident in Baitadi: Five more killed, death toll rises to 13
Kathmandu. The death toll in the bus accident in Baitadi has reached 13. According to the police, five more people died last night among the injured in the accident. Sup PR 02 001 B 1119 bus, which was going to Sunkuda in Bajhang from Purchoudi Mu...
Prohibition on the operation of vehicles leaving Nagadhunga
Kathmandu. Due to the incessant rain, there is an increased risk of flooding, landslides, stone falls and other natural calamities on the roads. According to the Central Spokesperson of Nepal Police, Deputy Inspector General of Police Avinarayan K...
New practices in service delivery, passport and driver's license now at the doorstep of citizens
Kathmandu. In accordance with the government's plan to bring service delivery to the doorsteps of citizens, passports and driver's licenses have now been delivered to homes. In order to get such services, the state itself has started reaching the...



