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.
Incumbents
President
:
Bidhya Devi Bhandari
Vice President
:
Nanda Kishor Pun
Prime Minister
:
Khadga Prasad Oli
Chief Justice
:
Cholendra Shumsher Rana
Speaker of House of Representatives
:
Chairman of National Assembly
:
Ganesh Prasad Timilsina
Provincial Governors
Governor of Bagmati Province
:
Bishnu Prasad Prasain
Governor of Gandaki Province
:
Amik Sherchan
Governor of Karnali Province
:
Govinda Prasad Kalauni
Governor of Koshi Province
:
Somnath Adhikari
Governor of Lumbini Province
:
Dharmanath Yadav
Governor of Madhesh Province
:
Tilak Pariyar
Governor of Sudurpashchim Province
:
Sharmila Kumari Panta
Events
January
January 1 -
Visit Nepal 2020
officially begins with an inauguration program at
Dasarath Rangasala
.
January 21 - 8 Indian tourists die as a result of
Carbon Monoxide
poisoning at a resort in
Daman
,
Makwanpur
.
[1]
January 23 -
Elections
for 18 Class I seats in the
National Assembly
takes place.
[2]
January 24 - The first case of
COVID-19
in Nepal is confirmed by the health ministry.
[3]
February
February 5 -
Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority
files corruption case in Special Court against 175 persons, including 3 former ministers, for their involvement in illegally privatizing government land of Lalita Niwas,
Baluwatar
.
[4]
February 12 -
Thakur Prasad Gyawaly
becomes the
Inspector General
of
Nepal Police
following the retirement of
Sarbendra Khanal
.
[5]
February 20 - Government spokesperson and Minister
Gokul Prasad Baskota
resigns after an audio tape arranging kickbacks in procurement of secure printing press from
KBA-NotaSys SA
.
[6]
February 29 - Visit Nepal 2020 campaign is suspended due to the
COVID-19 outbreak
.
March
March 15 - A meeting is held between the high level committee for prevention and control of coronavirus and all seven provincial chief ministers to discuss the ongoing pandemic.
[7]
March 20 - Prime Minister Oli addresses the nation regarding the ongoing
coronavirus pandemic
. All international flights are stopped from March 22 to March 31.
[8]
March 24 - Nationwide lock-down to stop the spread of
COVID-19
begins.
[9]
April
April 6 - Fifth session of
Federal Parliament
ends.
April 13 - Nepali New Year,
Bikram Sambat 2077
begins.
April 21 - Two ordinances amending Constitutional Council (Functions, Duties, Powers and Procedures) Act, 2066 and Political Parties Act, 2073 are endorsed.
[10]
April 22 -
Samajbadi Party, Nepal
and
Rastriya Janata Party Nepal
announce a merger to form
People's Socialist Party, Nepal
as a response to the April 21st ordinance.
[11]
Breakaway factions in
Samajbadi Party, Nepal
under the leadership of
Renu Yadav
were maneuvering to split the party as per the new provisions in Political Parties Act, 2073.
[12]
April 24 - Two ordinances passed on April 21 are repealed by the President following the recommendation of the Council of Ministers.
[13]
The endorsement of the ordinances were criticized both within the ruling party and other opposition parties.
[14]
May
May 7 - The number of total COVID-19 infections exceeds 100.
[15]
May 8 - Sixth session of
Federal Parliament
begins.
[16]
May 11 - The government calls on the Indian ambassador to convey its position and hand over a diplomatic note following the inauguration of a road to link with China at
Lipulekh pass
which lies in the disputed region of
Kalapani
.
[17]
May 16 - Ministry of Health and Population confirms the first death from COVID-19 in the country; the deceased 29-year-old woman had recently given birth on May 6 at
Teaching Hospital
,
Kathmandu
.
[18]
May 18 - Cabinet approves a new official map of the country which extends the north-western boundary up to Limpiyadhura adding 335 square kilometres in area to the existing map.
[19]
May 23 - 6 people are killed in
Chaurjahari
,
Western Rukum
after a mob
attacks Nawaraj BK and his friends
, who had allegedly come to take BK's 17-year-old girlfriend for marriage.
[20]
May 28
The number of total COVID-19 infections crosses 1000.
[21]
Finance Minister
Yuba Raj Khatiwada
presents the federal budget of NRs. 1.47 trillion for Fiscal Year 2020/21 to a joint sitting of both houses of parliament.
June
June 18 - The second amendment to the
Constitution of Nepal
is authenticated by the President after unanimous approval in the
National Assembly
.
[22]
June 21 -
Solar Eclipse
is visible from all parts of the country.
June 23 - The number of total COVID-19 infections crosses 10,000.
[23]
June 27 -
Locusts
are reported to have entered into the country.
[24]
See:
2019–20 locust infestation
July
July 2 - The President abruptly prorogues the sixth session of
Federal Parliament
on the basis of the recommendation of the government.
[25]
July 9 - 2 people are dead and 21 missing after landslides in
Bahrabise
and
Bhotekoshi
.
[26]
[27]
July 10–14 - 60 dead and 41 missing after
floods
in Western Nepal.
[28]
[29]
July 22 - Nationwide lockdown ends.
[30]
July 27 -
Outbreak of lumpy skin disease
is confirmed and declared.
[31]
August
August 15 - Ministry of Health and Population confirms the hundredth death from COVID-19 in the country.
[32]
August 18 - Daily cases of COVID-19 exceeds 1000.
[33]
September
September 13 -
Kul Man Ghising
completes his four-year term as
Managing Director
of
Nepal Electricity Authority
, having successfully eliminated
Load shedding
from the entire country during his tenure.
October
October 3 - Three key advisors and private secretary to Prime Minister Oli test positive for COVID-19.
[34]
More than 60 security personnel in the
Prime ministerial residence
also test positive for COVID-19.
[35]
October 4 -
Provincial Assembly
pass a resolution to name Province No. 5 as
Lumbini
with
Deukhuri
as its capital.
November
November 4 - Ministry of Health and Population confirms the one thousandth death from COVID-19 in the country.
December
December 20 - President dissolves the
House of Representatives
on the recommendation of the Cabinet.
[36]
Seven ministers resign in protest.
[37]
December 22 - Parallel central committee meetings of
Nepal Communist Party (NCP)
takes place.
[38]
Deaths
January 17 –
Khagendra Thapa Magar
February 5 – Durganath Sharma, Television journalist
May 1 –
Ranu Devi Adhikari
, Singer
May 28 –
Ratna Shumsher Thapa
, Lyricist
June 14 – Raj Kumar Sharma, Chairman of
Pratappur Rural Municipality
June 16 – Nima Dorjee Sherpa, Chairman of
Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality
June 20 –
Angur Baba Joshi
, Social activist and educator
August 18 –
Madhav Prasad Ghimire
, Poet
September 21 –
Ang Rita Sherpa
, Mountaineer
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