Seven New Members Promoted to the Central Energy and Water Resources Department of Raswapa

May 30, Kathmandu – The Central Energy and Water Resources Department of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (Raswapa) has appointed seven new members. The new appointments were made following the recommendation of the Department Head, Engineer Shriram Nyaupane, and with the approval of the Party General Secretary. The newly appointed members include Engineer Gunraj Dhakal, Engineer Manbahadur Shahi, Engineer Bandhu Dhakal, Engineer Puja Dahal, Engineer Sanat Acharya, Avijna Malla, and Rajendra Basti. Previously, the department comprised Department Head Engineer Shriram Nyaupane and members Engineer Ambikesh Jha, Engineer Chokprasad Dhital, Engineer Ramhari Paudel, and Suman Kumari Joshi. With the addition of the new members, the department now consists of twelve members.

The department also includes a three-member advisory committee consisting of former Energy and Water Resources Secretaries Engineer Devendra Karki, Engineer Sushil Chandra Tiwari, and Engineer Madhu Bhetwal. This committee provides necessary consultation and guidance to the department on policy matters related to the energy and water resources sector. According to Department Head Engineer Shriram Nyaupane, an energy policy has already been drafted under the department’s active engagement. The work will now advance towards formulating essential energy and water resource policies aimed at the long-term development of the sector, investment promotion, production increase, improvement of transmission and distribution systems, expansion of renewable energy, and effective utilization of water resources.

Additionally, the department has initiated efforts to provide necessary suggestions, improvements, and policy consultations regarding bills and legal frameworks related to the energy sector. The participation of experienced experts and professionals in the energy and water resources sector is expected to further strengthen the department’s capacity and contribute positively to the country’s energy development and policy reforms.