Govt revenue and spending plummet in wake of Gen-Z movement (kh 03/11/2025)

Budget implementation hit as federal govt withholds grant transfers to provinces, local levels (kh 01/11/2025)

Govt spends 18 percent of annual budget in first quarter (kh 18/10/2025), Capital expenditure slumps to 4.7% in Q1 amid protests and unrest : Likewise, the government received grants worth over Rs 2 billion so far this year. The amount is 3.76 percent of the target of Rs 53.44 billion (rep 19/10/2025), Government spends only 18.56% of budget by mid-October (nn 19/10/2025)

Government in cost-cutting mode: Where have the budget cuts hit?, by Uddab Thapa (nn 17/10/2025)

Govt decides to transfer budgets for reconstruction, economic recovery (rep 11/10/2025)

Govt to focus on realistic and credible budget over populist approach (rep 09/10/2025)

Over Rs 120 billion to be reallocated from budget, earmarked for elections and reconstruction (kh 18/09/2025)

Govt borrows over Rs 325 billion in domestic loans in one year (rep 26/08/2025)

Govt earns Rs 85.19 billion, spends Rs 46.30 billion in first month of FY 2082/83 (rep 17/08/2025)

Govt spending crosses Rs 1.5 trillion in FY 2024/25 (kh 15/08/2025)

Govt to raise Rs 113 billion in domestic debt by mid-October amid fiscal pressures (rep 25/07/2025)

Govt misses both revenue and spending targets in FY 2024/25 (kh 18/07/2025), Federal treasury faces Rs 204 billion deficit as fiscal year ends (kh 18/07/2025)

New budget comes into effect from today (rep 17/07/2025)

Government spending surges by 15% in last month of fiscal year, reaching Rs 240 billion in 31 days (kh 16/07/2025)

Govt splurges Rs 38.61 billion in a day; capital spending hits Rs 21.73 billion : Rampant expenses at the end of FY costs high to sustainable economic growth and quality construction: Economists, by Rajesh Khanal (rep 11/07/2025)

The realities of provincial budgets : Provincial budgets reflect broader challenges in the federal planning and budgeting system, by Khim Lal Devkota (kp 09/07/2025)

Scourge of Asare Bikas : We are all aware of this awful condition since it is nothing new: each fiscal year begins slowly and ends with a frenzied rush to spend what remains unspent (rep 07/07/2025)

Less than half of development budget spent with just four days left in FY (rep 06/07/2025)

More than half of capital budget still unutilized (ae 04/07/2025)

Govt speeds up last-gasp spending as fiscal year draws to a close (rep 02/07/2025)

Budget passed amid criticism from both ruling and opposition lawmakers : They criticise the budget for lacking balance and serving the interests of certain leaders’ constituencies (kp 25/06/2025)

Reclaiming Nepal’s Budget From Hidden Hands, by Prabin Manandhar (sp 20/806/2025)

Nepal spends nearly 20% of annual budget on public debt repayment (kh 19/06/2025)

Budgets and public accountability, by Anurag Gupta and Abhinav Timsina (ae 17/06/2025)

Capital spending still at 41 percent as fiscal year nears close (ae 17/06/2025)

Govt’s capital expenditure stands at 40.7 pc while revenue collection hits 71 pc of target (rep 16/06/2025)

A closer look at the budget : The federal government must not undertake projects that fall within the jurisdiction of provincial or local levels, by Khim Lal Devkota (kp 11/06/2025)

Total govt expenditure stands at Rs 1157.89 in last 10 months of FY 2024/25 (rep 11/06/2025)

Budget neglects laborers and cooperative victims: Barshaman Pun (kh 09/06/2025)

Experts doubt new budget can address Nepal’s economic challenges (kh 07/06/2025)

Budget Control (sp 06/06/2025)

Chandra Prasad Dhakal : Private Sector First (sp 06/06/2025)

National Planning Commission to strictly monitor budget implementation (kh 04/06/2025)

Budget will now focus on projects above Rs 50 million: Infrastructure Minister (kh04/06/2025)

A missed opportunity : The budget for FY 2025-26 lacks reforms and direction to drive change in Nepal, by Bhojraj Poudel (kp 03/06/2025)

Federal budget allocations to provinces: Karnali gets the highest, Gandaki least (rn 02/06/2025)

A Blend of Cautious Pragmatism, Selective Ambition and Missed Opportunities (rep 01/06/2025)

Private sector has mixed reactions to 2025–26 budget : Businesses and enterprises welcome supportive measures of the federal budget but criticise the lack of clarity, regional focus, and spending viability (kp 31/05/2025)

Understanding Nepal's underspending : The problem is not the lack of cash, it is the government’s inability to spend its budget, by Shristi Karki (nt 30/05/2025)

Nepal’s record Rs1.96 trillion budget makes bold promises amid a bleak outlook : Budget aims for 6 percent growth and supports private investment. Doubts over implementation in a climate of political instability and poor spending, by Sangam Prasain (kp 30/05/2025), Education budget sees no departure : The allocation is just 10.75 percent of the national budget, smaller than this year’s pie (kp 30/05/2025), Health sector gets Rs95.81 billion : As the sector’s liabilities are high, 0.3 percent increment of the health budget won’t be enough to meet Sustainable Development Goals (kp 30/05/2025)

Finance Minister allocates 33% of national budget to his own ministry (kh 30/05/2025)

Here’s how much each ministry was allocated for FY 2025/26 (kh 29/05/2025)

As spending lags, govt bets on bigger budget for FY 2025/26 (kh 29/05/2025), Govt announces budget of Rs 1.964 trillion for FY 2025/26 (rep 29/05/2025)

Only about a third of capital budget spent in 10 months (ae 21/05/2025)

Size of new FY budget to decrease in Gandaki Province (kh 18/05/2025)

Bagmati Province government spends only 38 percent of budget in 10 months (kh 18/05/2025)

Govt's capital expenditure at 34%, revenue collection at 65% in 10 months (rep 15/05/2025)

Cash crunch forces Nepal to halt on-site drug testing : Drug regulator says the proposed budget for new fiscal year will be just enough for salaries, by Arjun Poudel (kp 13/05/2025) [A very competent government, isn't it?]