According to a minister, the recommendation to the Minister of Health and Population. The appointment of Sangeeta Kaushal Mishra has been put on hold and preparations are being made to take the oath of office of four others today.
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has recommended the names of 5 ministers on Sunday. Anil Kumar Sinha, Dr. for the appointment of Minister. The names of Sangeeta Kaushal Mishra, Mahaveer Pun, Madan Prasad Periyar and Jagdish Kharel have been recommended to the President.
But the recommendation to the Minister of Health and Population Dr. The appointment of Sangeeta Kaushal Mishra is going to be postponed for now. According to a minister, his appointment has been put on hold and preparations have been made to make others take oath today. According to the President's Office, preparations are being made to take the oath of ministers at 2 pm.
Sinha has been recommended to be given the responsibility of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supply, Law and Justice, Land Reform, Cooperative and Poverty Alleviation, while Pun has been given the responsibility of the Ministry of Education and Science and Technology. Pariyar has been recommended by Prime Minister Karki for the responsibility of Agriculture and Livestock Development and Kharel for the Ministry of Information and Communication.
Singha is a former judge of the Supreme Court. He retired in October 2080 due to the age limit of 65 years. He was appointed a judge of the Supreme Court in July 2073. Mishra is a former additional secretary in the Ministry of Health. She has been on leave for 6 months, but she appeared in the ministry after the Gen-J movement, but she resigned from her position only on Sunday.
Mishra, who entered the health service in 2057, returned to government service in 2070 through open competition after a 'gap'. She was selected in the 11th level from the open competition and has served as the head of Koshi Hospital and Charitable Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital. From 13 August 2080, she played the role of Director General of Health Services Department for about one year and was also the spokesperson of the Ministry of Health.
Kharel, who has been recommended as the Minister of Communications, is the head of news at Image Media Group. He has established himself as a true and intense interviewer and journalist. He is the chairman of the National Innovation Center in Kirtipur.
He has a master's degree in science from the University of Nebraska in the United States and is also known as a social activist. The prestigious 'Roman Magasesay Award' winner has been active in the development of science and research in Nepal for a long time.
Pun has also published 'Mahavir Pun: Remembrance, Sapna and Aviral Yatra' including his own life story. Lately, he has been re-opening the agricultural implement factory at Birgunj, which had been closed since 2059, and is doing new innovation works in the same premises.
Pariyar is a climate and agronomist nominated for the Agriculture Minister. Currently, he is also the chairman of Samata Foundation. He also worked as the coordinator of the State Restructuring High Level Commission of the Constituent Assembly.
Three ministers were appointed on the third day of the formation of the interim government under the leadership of former Chief Justice Karki after the Gen-ji uprising. Rameshwar Khanal, Kulman Ghisingh and Omprakash Aryal have been appointed as Ministers in Finance, Energy, Physical Infrastructure, Urban Development and Home Ministry respectively. Prime Minister Karki has been saying that he will form a cabinet with up to 11 members.
