Newly appointed Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Urban Development Prakash Man Singh said that the newly formed government would deliver by prioritizing political stability, orderly urban development and service delivery.
Responding to the queries of the media persons after assuming his new office at Singha Durbar on Monday, Deputy Prime Minister Singh said that the new government was formed in consensus of two big parties in the parliament to provide stability and durability to national politics that are currently unstable.
Singh pledged, “We will work towards making Nepal’s cities modern, convenient and orderly reflecting the aspirations of the citizens and remaining within the jurisdiction of the Ministry.”
According to him, big parties came on board to form the current government so as to put an end to the complaints regarding lack of effective delivery on the part of the previous governments.
He also reaffirmed his commitment to deliver by prioritizing works of public interest and effective se
rvice delivery.
Ministry’s Secretary Maniram Gelal and other staffers welcomed DPM Singh in his new office.
From student leader to DPM
Singh was born to a well-known Nepali Congress leader Ganeshman Singh and Mangala Devi Dingh on Baisakh 1 of Nepali month in 2012 BS in Kathmandu.
A graduate of Masters in Science, he forayed into politics through his involvement in the Nepal Student Union since 2030 BS.
Singh, who became central member of the party after leading the party’s Kathmandu District Working Committee, also served as the Nepali Congress’s Vice-President and General-Secretary.
He has previously led the Ministry of Population and Environment, Ministry of Local Development, Ministry of Physical Infrastructures, Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies.
He has been continuously elected member of the House of Representatives from Kathmandu constituency no 1.
Source: National News Agency RSS