Nepal's 100-point action plan

Every ministry must set out its 10 priority jobs with deadlines, a named responsible officer and performance indicators, reporting progress to the PM's Office.

Reduce the number of federal ministries and stand up a Restructuring & Management Secretariat under the PM's Office to manage the transition.

Abolish party-affiliated trade unions in government bodies and bar civil servants, teachers and professors from direct or indirect party affiliation.

Apply Business Process Re-engineering to cut red tape and limit approvals to a maximum of three layers.

Draft the long-pending Federal Civil Service Bill to modernise the bureaucracy.

Form an empowered committee — with law, finance, revenue and research experts under the PM's Office — to probe the assets of leaders and senior officials, including wealth amassed over past decades.

Implement the recommendations of previous corruption and inquiry reports through legal and administrative action.

Synthesise the implementable promises from every party's manifesto into a single, accountable National Commitment linked to budgets and reforms.

Form a high-level committee to gather evidence on the September 9 incidents, identify those responsible and report within a fixed timeline.

Acting on a commission led by former Special Court chair Gauri Bahadur Karki, former PM KP Sharma Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak are arrested.

Deliver employment, skills training and psychosocial counselling for those affected, and recognition for the families of those killed.

Officially recognise historical injustices and discrimination against marginalised communities.

Prepare a discussion paper to guide a participatory, evidence-based national debate on electoral and constitutional reform.

Government systems auto-fill a citizen's details from their ID number, so people never have to submit the same document twice.

Turn the postal network into a doorstep delivery service for passports, citizenship certificates and driving licences.

Launch free Blue Bus services for women across all seven provinces, with at least 25 buses to begin.

Strictly enforce the rule that 10% of beds in public and private hospitals are free for poor, helpless and abandoned patients.

Universities must publish examination results on a fixed academic calendar set by the Ministry of Education.

Allow bachelor's-level study without requiring a citizenship certificate up front.

Discontinue formal internal examinations up to Grade 5 and bring in gentler assessment to cut needless stress.