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Govt gives retirement to 1413 civil servants (nn 19/06/2009)
Voluntary Retirement Scheme: Govt hopeful of success (kp 04/06/2009)
RID doesn’t turn on employees anymore, by Prithvi Man Shrestha (kp 01/06/2009)
Amiable bureaucracy: The civil service in the new federal Nepal should be efficient, result-orientated and approachable, by Shyam Prasad Mainali (nt 08/05/2009)
45 pc service-seekers dissatisfied with govt, by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (ht 30/04/2009)
Cabinet move creates redundancy, by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (ht 29/04/2009)
Meddle ground: Politicians and bureaucrats should learn to stay on their own side of the fence, by Bishal Bhattarai (kp 28/04/2009)
Vacuum in bureaucracy as tenure of 20 acting secys ends (nn 24/04/2009)
Harried govt staff issue stir warning (kp 17/04/2009)
Manual for bureaucrats, by Rishna Gyawali (kp 09/04/2009)
Why Do Government And Bureaucracy Tussle?, by Ritu Raj Subedi (rn 05/04/2009)
Service delivery: Urgency for revamping, by Mukti Rijal (ht 02/04/2009)
Govt employees' transfer stirs a hornet's nest, by Kamal Dev Bhattarai (ht 27/03/2009)
NVC raid reveals truant employees in govt offices (ht 24/03/2009)
19,000 govt staff may get golden handshake (kp 23/03/2009), Graceful exit: If the retirement plan is being launched to revamp the bureaucracy, all praise to it (kp 24/03/2009)
Govt proposes administrative structure (nn 23/03/2009)
Govt offices facing staff shortage (kp 09/03/2009)
Singha Durbar contends with govt employees' stir (ht 07/03/2009)
The buck stops here (kp 06/03/2009)
Switching address for small fortune, by Jay Bahadur Rokaya (kp 02/03/2009)
Nepalese team leaves for India (rn 02/03/2009)
Administrative reform panel submits report to Prachanda (rn 28/02/2009)
Govt to give retirement to 13,000 civil servants (nn 28/02/2009)
Govt: Staff transfer transparent (kp 10/02/2009)
Home Ministry wakes up to surprise check (ht 05/02/2009), Surprise checks on (ht 06/02/2009)
Government employees warn of stir (ht 24/01/2009)
Other appointments soon: PSC gets full shape (kp 23/01/2009)
Civil servants: The traditional whipping boys, by Bihari Krishna Shrestha (ht 23/01/2009)
Massive bureaucratic shakeup on cards (kp 20/01/2009), Bureaucratic reshuffle to bridge urban-rural divide (ht 20/01/2009), Correction factor (ht 21/01/2009)
Bureaucrats resent political interference (ht 10/01/2009), Bureaucratic blame game Inherently fallacious, by Bihari Krishna Shrestha (ht 14/01/2009)
Nepali bureaucracy: Elusive efficiency, by Mukti Rijal (ht 02/01/2009)
Public service delivery survey kicks off today (ht 29/12/2008)
Restructuring The Civil Administration, Design And Dilemma, by Mukti Rijal (rn 16/12/2008)
Bureaucracy thumbs down for coalition, by Prakash Acharya (ht 01/12/2008)
Govt forms admin restructure panel (kp 20/11/2008), Administrative reform commission announced (rn 20/11/2008), Administrative Reform (rn 21/11/2008), Panel to reform bureaucracy begins work (ht 23/11/2008)
Major reshuffle in bureaucracy, by Bishnu Budathoki (kp 26/10/2008)
Pension books now in district HQ (kp 20/10/2008)
Embrace change: PM tells civil servants: Uncooperative will face action (kp 08/09/2008), PM’s sermon to govt staff: Institutionalise change (ht 08/09/2008), Servants, not masters (ht 09/09/2008), Toning Up The Civil Service (rn 09/09/2008), Civil service: Redefining its role, by Bihari Krishna Shrestha (ht 09/09/2008)
Drawbacks In New Civil Service Act, by Lok Nath Bhusal (rn 21/08/2008)
PM for impartiality in bureaucracy (kp 20/08/2008), Prachanda directs civil servants to serve people (kp 20/08/2008)
Palace staff want to join civil service (ht 07/08/2008)
Making Bureaucracy Inclusive (rn 01/08/2008)
Govt officials pitch for neutral bureaucracy (ht 27/07/2008)
PSC vacancies hamper work (kp 22/07/2008)
‘Ineffective departmental action harming civil service’ (kp 07/07/2008)
Effective bureaucracy, by Bimal Wagle (kp 05/07/2008)
Reform customs administration: Entrepreneurs (kp 10/05/2008)
Women to get maternity allowance (kp 29/03/2008), Nod to maternity allowance for female govt staff (ht 29/03/2008)
Promoting Ethics In Civil Service, by Thaneshwar Bhusal (rn 15/03/2008)
9,950 civil servants get automatic promotion (kp 13/03/2008), Promotions brought no cheer this time, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 16/03/2008)
Nepalese Bureaucracy Keep Politics Out Of It, by Trilochan Upreti (rn 01/03/2008)
NPC advised to sack Lok Man Singh Karki, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 13/02/2008)
Civil servants hold demo (kp 22/01/2008)
Computerized
citizenship distribution marred (kp 15/12/2007)
Thousands
in civil service await promotion, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 08/12/2007)
Civil servants warn govt over regulation (kp 23/11/2007)
SC stays civil servants recruitment (kp 21/11/2007)
Govt finally approves names of 27 secretaries (nn 11/10/2007), Cabinet finaly fills 28 secys’ posts (kp 12/10/2007)
Minister alters date for outgoing joint secy (kp 09/10/2007)
English for bureaucrats, by Divakar Devkota (kp 23/09/2007)
Ghimire promises inclusive bureaucracy (samn 07/09/2007)
Politico-administrative dichotomy, by Mukunda Prasad Paudyal (kp 01/09/2007)
New civil service bill: Periodic promotions, trade union proposed, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 31/07/2007), Civil service bill (kp 03/08/2006), Amendment of civil service act passed (nn 03/08/2007), Parliament passes civil service bill (kp 04/08/2007)
Civil servants to down pen: Work evaluation to be transparent, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 22/07/2007)
45 pc civil service reservations coming (kp 18/07/2007) [Remember: These disadvantaged groups constitute about 85% of the total population!!]
Class-based bureaucracy to be retained (kp 16/07/2007)
Govt-employees fail to reach understanding (nn 22/06/2007), Govt, civil servants talks inconclusive (kp 23/06/2007), Govt employees warn of further protests (samn)
Civil servants’ fresh protest plans (samn 20/06/2007)
All palace staff in reserve pool, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 08/06/2007)
Fate of acting secys hangs in the balance (kp 06/06/2007)
Over 25 CDOs transferred (kp 04/06/2007)
New Civil Service Act controversy deepens, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 30/05/2007)
Palace staff can join civil service: Special secy for palace proposed, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 25/05/2007)
Civil servants announce fresh stir from today (nn 25/05/2007)
Civil servants threaten to freshs stir (samn 10/04/2007)
Rethinking bureaucracy, by Rajendra Sigdel (kp 20/03/2007)
Civil service no domain of the elite, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 07/02/2007)
Acting secretaries to continue their office (nn 05/02/2007), Acting secretaries to continue, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 05/02/2007)
Legal void hampers bureaucracy, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 24/01/2007)
Minister requests SAC to pass Civil Service Bill (nn 04/01/2007), Minister asks SAC to pass Civil Service Bill (kp 04/01/2007)
Secretaries against provision of new Civil Service Bill (nn 03/12/2006)
'War-hit civil servants discriminated' (samn 28/11/2006)
Half a dozen health officials transferred, by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 17/11/2006)
New conduct code for civil servants soon (samn 14/11/2006), Tight lid on info to be lifted (samn 14/11/2006)
Govt move irks WDOs nationwide (samn 12/11/2006)
Govt offices to be networked (kp 11/11/2006)
Civil Service to be revamped after polls (samn 05/11/2006)
Bureaucrats' vision paper being prepared (nn 05/11/2006)
‘Illegitimate’ transfers rile bureaucrats, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 18/10/2006)
Top
bureaucrats admit laxity (kp 31/08/2006)
Prime
Ministers asks secretaries to present vision paper on civil service
(nn 11/08/2006), PM
seeks bureaucracy reform plans for a decade, by Kiran Chapagain (kp
12/08/2006)
Government
yet to fill vacant posts of Secretaries (nn 27/07/2006)
Palace’s
daily work to be assessed (samn 20/07/2006)
Acting
secys in a week: Minister (kp 20/07/2006)
PSC
not cooperative to Government: State Minister (nn 20/07/2006)
Bureaucracy
in for total change, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 18/07/2006), Encouraging
move (kp 19/07/2006)
KMC
officials and employees sit for negotiations (nn 14/07/2006), KMC
employees end strike after 8-pt understanding (nn 16/07/2006)
MoH
employees agitate
(kp 14/07/200)
No
palace employees in civil service: Secys, by Kiran Chapagain (kp
15/06/2006)
Four
offices in a month...yet no work, by Bishnu Budhathoki (kp 07/06/2006)
3
secys ‘reinstated’ CDOs, police officers transferred (kp
09/05/2006)
Govt
transfers top civil servants (nn 08/05/2006)
MoFA
joint Secy sent to reserve pool (kp 18/03/2006)
‘Civil
service most vulnerable job’, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 06/03/2006)
Sidelined
secretaries hang on, by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 03/03/2006)
Government
amending Civil Service Regulations; Civil servants to get bonanza (nn
27/02/2006), Civil
servants to get bonanza, by Kiran Chapagain (kp 27/02/2006), Bureaucracy's
delights (kp 28/02/2006)
Scrap
zonal, regional administrators: NGEO (kp 06/12/2005)
Government
starts shifting regional offices to Hetauda (nn 05/12/2005)
Government
introducing new civil service regulations (nn 27/11/2005)
Government
reshuffles bureaucracy (nn 28/10/2005), Reshuffle
in bureaucracy (kp 29/10/2005), Government
breaches rules while designating acting secretaries:Reports (nn
30/10/2005)
Meddling
(kp 20/07/2005)
‘Govt
not bound to follow PSC recommendation’ (kp 19/07/2005)
‘Service
delivery is directly related to the resolution of insurgency’,
interview with Dwarika Nath Dhungel (nn 08/07/2005), Amended
Civil Service Act in the offing: Reports (nn 09/07/2005)
Not
out of malice (kp 28/06/2005)
Civil
service ordinance to give govt more power (kp 10/05/2005)
Govt
offices to open 6 days a week (kp 17/04/2005)
Bureaucracy
reform seeks check and balance, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn 16/10/2004)
PSC
examinees face lodging problems (ht 16/10/2004)
‘Amendment
in Civil Service Act to improve bureaucracy’, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal
(rn 12/10/2004)
‘Govt
lacks specific transfer policy’ (kp 11/10/2004)
Personalized
administrative reforms, by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 07/10/2004)
New
promotion model: lower staff to evaluate seniors (rn 16/09/2004), CSA
to be amended through ordinances (kp 17/09/2004), Civil
Service Reforms (rn 17/09/2004), Reform
provisions irk civil servants (ht 20/09/2004), Bureaucrats
caution govt (kp 20/09/2004), No
mess again (ht 21/09/2004), HMG
set to establish capable administration (rn 23/09/2004), Cabinet
okays governance reform package, by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 24/09/2004), Size
of civil servants to be limited at 80,000, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn
27/09/2004)
Fishing
in troubled waters, by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 16/09/2004)
Invisible
infrastructure, by Beena Kharel (kp 15/09/2004)
Frequent
changes demoralize bureaucrats, by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 13/09/2004)
Administrative
service Faulty promotion of secretaries, by Shiva Chandra Shrestha (ht
03/09/2004)
Govt
Employees Budget & Pay Commission, by Gandhi Raj Kafle (rn
29/08/2004)
Communication
Problems In Organization, by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (sp 30/07/2004)
Axe
to fall on 600 KMC staffers (ht 16/07/2004), MoLD
fails to decide on 600 KMC staffers (ht 17/07/2004), KMC
sacks 20 temporary staffers, adjusts 600 (ht 22/07/2004)
Non-appointment
of secretaries hamper administration, by Bishnu Budhathoki (kp
12/07/2004)
Administrative
reform not satisfactory (rn 24/06/2004)
High level govt committees to effect reforms on key issues
(kp 03/01/2004)
'There Should Be a Clear Demarcation Between the Civil Servants and Political Leadership',
interview with Bhoj Raj Ghimire, member-secretary at the National Planning Commission (NPC)
(sp 02/01/2004)
Better wages to improve civil service quality
(ht 18/12/2003), Paradox of administration,
by Shiva Chandra Shrestha (ht 18/12/2003)
For
Better Performance (rn 12/12/2003), Roadmap approved for Admn reforms,
by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 16/12/2003), Hurdles Ahead:
The issue of reservation could open a can of worms even as many laud the roadmap for reforms in civil service,
by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 26/12/2003)
Army, police and security forces also included:
Public servants to get health insurance (Kathmandu Post, 06/11/2003)
Govt branch offices shift to headquarters
(Himalayan Times, 22/10/2003)
Heads of Govt offices in Dolpa still on holiday
(Kathmandu Post, 21/10/2003)
Personal data of 80,000 bureaucrats computerised,
by Kiran Bhandari (Kathmandu Post, 08/10/2003)
Vacant posts
(Kathmandu Post, 10/05/2003)
Prevent ploy that favours few,
by Beena Kharel (Kathmandu Post, 05/03/2003)
Civil Service Sans Reforms,
by Jai Nayayan Jha (Rising Nepal, 21/02/2003)
Civil service reform,
by Krishna Gyawali (Kathmandu Post, 24/12/2002)
Administrative reform,
by Uttam Maharjan (Space Time Today, 08/11/2002)
Administrative Reform Need Of The Hour,
by Uttam Maharjan (Rising Nepal, 30/10/2002)
Civil
Servant: Civil, Evil Or Devil? by Keshab Poudel (Spotlight,
30/08/2002)
Move afoot to extend retirement age to 60 years
(Kathmandu Post, 25/08/2002)
PSC’s Golden Jubilee:
The Role Of PSC In Good Governance, by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay
(Rising Nepal, 15/05/2002)
Major restructuring in the administrative set-up likely,
by Damaru Lal Bhandari (Kathmandu Post, 09/05/2002)
What Ails Nepalese Bureaucracy,
by Rebati Raman Paudel (Rising Nepal, 02/04/2002)
Gurung calls for reduction of districts to 25
(Rising Nepal, 25/03/2002), see also Dr. Gurung prefers 25 instead of 75 districts
(Telegraph, 27/03/2002), District Consolidation:
Thesis And Anti-Thesis, by Mukti Rijal (Rising Nepal, 02/04/2002)
PSC's Approach To Good Governance,
by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (Spotlight, 15/02/2002)
The role of creativity in administration,
by Dharni Dhar Khatiwada (Kathmandu Post, 15/02/2002)
Bureaucracy:
Administering A Dose Of Efficiency, by Keshab Poudel (Spotlight,
18/01/2002), see also 'The Bureaucracy Needs Strong Monitoring And Evaluation',
interview with Mukunda Prasad Aryal, secretary at the Ministry of General Administration
(Spotlight, 18/01/2002)
Certificates of 108,000 civil servants to be verified,
by Nitya Nanda Timsina (Kathmandu Post, 18/01/2002)
Civil service
(Kathmandu Post, 05/01/2002)
Civil
Service: Time To Work, by Keshab Poudel (Spotlight, 07/12/2001)
New Public Service Curriculum: For Quality Human Resource,
by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (Rising Nepal, 06/12/2001)
Reforming Administrative System: Depoliticisation Essential,
by Khilendra Basnyat (Rising Nepal, 22/10/2001)
Counterfeit Certificates In Civil Service,
by Mohan Prasad Dhakal (Spotlight, 12/10/2001)
Surprise check in govt offices in Sindhuli finds 195 absent
(Rising Nepal, 27/07/2001)
Recruitment Of Civil Servants PSC Changes Curriculum,
by Niranjan Prasad Upadhyay (Rising Nepal, 23/06/2001)
New pension scheme in the offing
(Kathmandu Post, 22/06/2001)
What went wrong with the administration ?
by Rajan Shrestha (Kathmandu Post, 26/04/2001)
HMG appoints senior level officers
(Kathmandu Post, 21/04/2001)
Regional admn structure riddled with
problems, by Damkant Jayshi (Kathmandu Post, 29/03/2001)
The Right Move
(Rising Nepal, 24/03/2001)
DB Shahi and officials holding faked degrees,
by Yadav Khanal (People's Review, 22/03/2001)
Govt to appoint Regional Administrators,
by Kiran Bhandari (Kathmandu Post, 25/02/2001)
Time To Review Two Day Off Scheme?
by Mohan K.C. (Rising Nepal, 31/01/2001)
Two-Day-Weekly
Off: Escalating costs defeat rationale (Rising Nepal,
25/01/2001)
Vicious Circle Of Study Commissions,
by Yuba Raj Pandey (Spotlight, 05/01/2001)
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