Compulsory insurance of government structures

लगानी न्यूज

१६ आश्विन २०८३, शुक्रबार १७:२२October 2, 2026

Kathmandu. Lawmakers have demanded mandatory insurance of government structures, saying that climate disasters have caused huge damage in Nepal time and again.

During the special hour of today’s meeting of the House of Representatives, Rastriya Swatantra Party lawmaker Deepak Raj Bohara said that a large number of human and physical structures have been damaged due to the disasters like floods and landslides that occurred at different times. He drew the attention of the government to make it mandatory as a huge budget is required for search, rescue, relief and reconstruction.TAG_OPEN_div_65

} “It has been seen that the government structures are still not insured,” he said, adding, “It is necessary to create an environment for compulsorily insuring the structures as a huge amount of money will be required for the reconstruction after any disaster.”

Nepali Congress lawmaker Narendra Kumar Kerung drew the attention of the government towards the failure to construct 657 basic hospitals as per the earlier government’s announcement.TAG_OPEN_div_61

Padya Kumari Aryal of the Communist Party of Nepal (TAG_OPEN_div_59}} drew the attention of the government towards the government’s attempt to scrap the project even though the DPR of the Adhikhola hydropower project of Syangja has been prepared and approved. He requested the government to expedite the project.

Nita Ghatani, a lawmaker from the CPN-UML, drew the government’s attention saying that nothing has happened in the last 35 years.TAG_OPEN_div_57

Gopal TAG_OPEN_div_56 Sharma of the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP) drew the attention of the government towards the government’s efforts of discouraging the youths who want to do something in the country instead of creating employment opportunities in the country.

Lawmaker Aren Rai of the Labour and Culture Party drew the attention of the concerned bodies to reconstruct the roads damaged due to incessant rains in all the 10 local levels of the district, describing Khotang as the Karnali of the east.TAG_OPEN_div_54

Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) lawmaker Bharat Giri said that the people’s trust in the state has decreased in recent times and drew the attention of the government that the state cannot move away from fulfilling the responsibilities of the citizens. He stressed that the government should be serious about the energy crisis.TAG_OPEN_div_52

Rastriya Swatantra Party lawmaker Manish Jha said the steps taken by the government some time ago to systematize the unsystematic settlement around Kathmandu have been effective.TAG_OPEN_div_50

Nepali Congress lawmaker Sandip Rana drew the attention of the government to immediately reconstruct the roads and bridges in the coastal area of Kaligandaki River as floods and landslides occurred on September 22 had caused a big loss to the roads and bridges along the river.TAG_OPEN_div_48

CPN-UML lawmaker Rajendra Kumar Rai said that the people of Dhankuta are not happy even though the festivals are approaching.TAG_OPEN_div_46

Radhika Ramtel, a member of the Labour and Culture Party, drew the attention of the government to the government’s decision to shut down the programmes related to Christianity on Nepal Television.TAG_OPEN_div_44

Rastriya Samajwadi Party lawmaker Bharat Raj Parajuli drew the attention of the government to the restructuring of the Nepal Electricity Authority. Rastriya Samajwadi Party lawmaker Bashumaya Tamang drew the attention of the government to the fact that the Nepal Airlines Corporation plane was stranded in foreign countries and the passengers were not getting quality service. Rastriya Samajwadi Party lawmaker Parasmani Gelal said that it was not appropriate to spend time on blame and counter-accusation.TAG_OPEN_div_42

Rastriya Samajwadi Party (RSP) lawmaker Kusum Maharjan demanded the government to fix the rates for beds, cabins and beds in private hospitals. RSP lawmaker Narendra Kumar Gupta said that the government should adopt a policy to encourage private industries established with billions of rupees as they are on the verge of collapse.TAG_OPEN_div_40

CPN-UML lawmaker Kriparam Rana said that many reforms were carried out in the economic, political and social sectors during the 35 years period. RSP lawmaker Pukar Bam said that NRNs should not be seen only for money and vote bank, but an environment should be created to bring the distinguished people from different fields to Nepal.TAG_OPEN_div_38

Sitaram Sah, a lawmaker from the Rastriya Samajwadi Party (RSP), demanded the government to set up paddy procurement centers in various places of Saptari. UML lawmaker Guru Prasad Baral pointed out the need for the NRA for the construction of the structures damaged by the floods.TAG_OPEN_div_36

Rastriya Samajwadi Party lawmaker Dharma Raj KC urged the government to create an environment conducive for hundreds of thousands of people to return to their homes during the Dashain festival.TAG_OPEN_div_34