Cabinet roster, budget, revenue, fiscal transfers
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PublishedPrime Minister & cabinet
Incumbent Council of Ministers with portraits and short public bios.

Balendra Shah
Structural engineer, rapper, and former Kathmandu mayor (2022–2026). Became Nepal’s 46th prime minister on 27 March 2026 after RSP’s landslide, and is among the world’s youngest serving leaders.

Swarnim Wagle
Development economist and RSP vice-chair; twice elected from Tanahun-1. Oversees the federal budget and macroeconomic policy.

Sudan Gurung
Founder of Hami Nepal and a visible Gen Z–era organizer; elected from Gorkha-2. Briefly stepped aside in April 2026 and returned as home minister in June.

Shishir Khanal
Heads RSP’s foreign-affairs work and represents Kathmandu-6. Focuses on diplomatic outreach and Nepal’s external relations.

Biraj Bhakta Shrestha
MP from Kathmandu-8. Leads hydropower, irrigation, and water-resource portfolios central to Nepal’s energy transition.
Sunil Lamsal
Elected from Rupandehi-1. Responsible for physical infrastructure, transport, and urban development projects.

Sobita Gautam
Lawyer and MP from Chitwan-3. Known for legislative advocacy on justice reform and parliamentary process.

Mahabir Pun
Educationist and Magasasay Award laureate known for rural wireless networking. Inducted in June 2026 to drive STI policy.

Sita Badi
Proportional-representation MP and Dalit rights advocate. Portfolios cover women, children, gender minorities, and social security.

Pratibha Rawal
Journalist-turned-politician and RSP co-spokesperson (PR). Also covers land management, cooperatives, and poverty alleviation.

Nisha Mehta
Proportional-representation MP focused on public health delivery, food safety, and population services.

Sasmit Pokharel
Young MP from Kathmandu-5. Leads school/higher education and youth sports agendas.

Khadak Raj Paudel
Elected from Kaski-1 (Pokhara). Oversees tourism recovery, culture, and civil aviation.
Bikram Timilsina
MP from Nuwakot-1. Manages ICT policy, media regulation, and government communications.

Gita Chaudhary
Advocate elected under proportional representation. Combines agriculture, livestock, forests, and environment briefs.

Ramjee Yadav
Elected from Saptari-2; joined the cabinet in April 2026 after the labour portfolio was reshuffled.

Deepak Kumar Sah
Returned to cabinet in September 2026 for industry and supplies after an earlier short stint as labour minister.
Portraits from Wikimedia Commons where available; initials shown when no free portrait is on file. Bios curated from public reporting (OPMCM / Radio Nepal / national press / Wikipedia). Portfolios change with reshuffles — treat as a living snapshot, not an official gazette extract.
Fiscal flows (bn NPR, indicative)
Figures mix live connectors (NRB, USGS, RSS, World Bank) with curated official releases. Estimated values are labeled.