There is a big change in Nepal’s politics. The formation of the interim government under the leadership of Prime Minister Sushila Karki is moving fast. According to sources in Rashtrapati Bhavan Sheetal Niwas, the names of four important ministries have been fixed. Preparations are being made to make Omprakash Aral a Home Minister, Rameshwar Khanal as Finance Minister, Kulman Ghising as Energy Minister and Balanand Sharma as Defense Minister. The remaining posts will be discussed later.

Sources said that the swearing -in ceremony can take place today (September 15). With this, Nepal’s long -standing political instability is expected to end. At the same time, former cricket captain Paras Khadka is likely to be made the Minister of Youth and Sports and Industrialist Aseem Man Singh Basnet as Physical Infrastructure and Traffic Minister. Significantly, Sushila Karki was sworn in as Prime Minister on 12 September. Prior to him, PM KP Sharma Oli had to resign under pressure from anti -corruption protests. President Ramchandra Paudel dissolved Parliament, assuming the demand of GEN-Z protesters and announced to hold elections by March 2026.

Experienced faces get important responsibility

Sushila Karki has given place to such faces in the cabinet, whose image is clean and specialized.

• Omprakash Aryal (Home Minister): Supreme Court lawyers, more than 50 petitions were filed on corruption and civil rights.
• Rameshwar Khanal (Finance Minister): Former Finance Secretary, Advocates of Economic Reforms and Foreign Investment.
• Kulman Ghising (Minister of Energy): Former NEA head of the Lodsheding, the architect of the Indo-Nepal Power Agreement.
• Balanand Sharma (Defense Minister): Retired Lieutenant General, an important role in adjustment of Maoist fighters in the army.
• Paras Khadka (Sports Minister): Cricketer, dear to youth, a glimpse of the Gen-Z movement.
• Aseem Man Singh Basnet (Infrastructure Minister): Tech entrepreneurs, the founder of the Pathao app, the ability to modernize Nepal’s infrastructure.

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