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How Utilitarianism Explains Nepal S Political Shift

Public Service DeliveryPublic Sector ManagementPublic AdministrationEducation

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This article describes a political shift in Nepal driven by citizen demand for accountability and efficiency. No direct commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or company-specific margin effect is identified. The event is purely political/governance-related with no concrete economic or sectoral signal.

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  • Nepal's political landscape shifted in 2026 with a new government.
  • Prime Minister Balendra Shah took on Home Ministry portfolio after Home Minister Gurung's resignation.
  • Research indicates past corruption and lack of transparency hindered public service delivery.
  • Citizens are applying 'Utility Principle' demanding accountability and improved services.

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