The 'Zero Remaining File Campaign' will be conducted from March 30 to May 7
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Media Baaji
- Sat, 11 April 2026
Kathmandu. The government is going to conduct the 'Zero Remaining File Week Campaign' with the aim of quickly finalizing the files that have been stored in the government offices for a long time. The Office of the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers has decided to conduct the campaign from 30th of Chait to 7th of Baisakh and published the 'Guidelines for Operation of Zero Remaining File Week Campaign, 2082'.
Through the campaign, it is aimed to end the problem of delay in service delivery when files and comments registered in the office are stopped unnecessarily at various levels. Also, the aim of the office is to make the decision-making process faster and more efficient by stopping the tendency of unnecessarily sending files to higher levels.
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