Sushila Karki

Two months into office, Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah faces scrutiny as his ambitious reform agenda lags, with key promises marked "overdue." His administration grapples with cabinet instability, legal challenges over decisions, and criticism of his governing style, including bypassing institutions and controversial enforcement actions.

In a significant reshuffle, Prime Minister sushila karki of Nepal has expanded her cabinet for the fourth time, swearing in four new ministers. This brings the council of ministers to a total of 14, highlighting the government's commitment to inclusivity. The new members—Shraddha Shrestha, Madhav Chaulagain, Rajendra Singh Bhandari, and Kumar Ingnam—received their appointments from President Ramchandra Paudel.

Nepal's political landscape has shifted dramatically as former Chief Justice sushila karki is appointed to lead the interim government amidst Gen Z-led protests in Kathmandu. The decision follows the dissolution of Parliament and widespread unrest fueled by corruption and political grievances.

Nepal's President Ram Chandra Paudel on Monday administered the oath of office to four new ministers in the interim government led by Prime Minister sushila karki at Shital Niwas, Kathmandu, today.

sushila karki became the Prime Minister of Nepal. This followed protests against the previous government. Karki is an alumna of Banaras Hindu University. She was selected after consultations with key figures. The protests were sparked by a social media ban. They grew into a rejection of corruption. Karki previously served as Nepal's first female chief justice.

Nepal faced political turmoil after a social media ban. Protests erupted, leading to casualties. Citizens turned to Discord to find a new leader. A large online group nominated sushila karki. Army officials and the president met with Karki. She was then sworn in as interim Prime Minister at Shital Niwas.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated sushila karki on becoming Nepal's Interim Prime Minister, reaffirming India's commitment to Nepal's peace and prosperity. The Ministry of External Affairs welcomed the new government, expressing hope for stability. Karki's appointment followed widespread protests against corruption that led to the previous government's fall. Karki, who previously served as Nepal’s first female Chief Justice, was sworn in by President Ramchandra Paudel.

PM Narendra Modi has assured Nepal's interim PM sushila karki of India's support, following the resignation of the KP Sharma Oli government due to widespread protests. Modi conveyed condolences for recent losses and praised Karki's appointment as a milestone for gender equality, also acknowledging the positive role of Nepal's youth in civic participation and regeneration of Nepal.

Following Prime Minister Oli's resignation amid protests, Gen Z protesters are in talks with Nepal's President and Army Chief to form an interim government. Chief Justice sushila karki, Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah, and others are being considered to lead the caretaker government, tasked with overseeing fresh elections. Discussions continue to navigate the political transition and maintain order.

Nepal's Gen Z protest movement, fueled by anger over corruption and a social media ban, has selected former Chief Justice sushila karki as its interim leader. Karki's neutrality and respected civic standing made her the preferred choice to represent the protesters in upcoming negotiations amidst violent unrest and curfews in Kathmandu.

Nepal will observe a national day of mourning on September 17 for victims of recent anti-government protests that led to the Prime Minister's resignation. Interim Prime Minister sushila karki declared the deceased as “martyrs,” promising compensation and a memorial park. The government will investigate the unrest, sparked by a social media ban and fueled by anger over corruption.

The appointment of sushila karki as Nepal's first woman chief justice was on Sunday unanimously endorsed by a parliamentary panel, setting the stage for her to take charge at the Supreme Court to lead the judiciary.

September’s antigraft protests in Nepal unleashed a financial storm, resulting in losses surpassing $586 million and culminating in the resignation of PM KP Sharma Oli. With sushila karki now at the helm of an interim government, estimates for the necessary reconstruction are over $252 million.

sushila karki, former Chief Justice of Nepal, has assumed the role of interim Prime Minister amidst national unrest, becoming the first woman to hold the position. Following violent protests sparked by a social media ban and fueled by demands for economic reform and accountability, Karki's government aims to ensure stability, deliver justice, and prepare for elections within six months.

Nepal faced political turmoil after a social media ban. Citizens turned to Discord, a chat app, to find a new leader. Over 100,000 people participated in debates and polls. They nominated sushila karki, former chief justice, as interim leader. Hami Nepal, a civic group, worked with army chiefs. Discord became a vital platform for political decisions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Imphal, extended a message of support and congratulations to Nepal amidst its political transition. He lauded the civic engagement of Nepalese youth in cleaning and revitalizing their streets, viewing it as a sign of positive change.