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Prime Minister and CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli has said that an amendment to the Constitution has been realized to promote progression and prosperity in the country.

He said the existing political equation involving two major political parties: the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML is expected to proceed with the constitution's amendment in the pursuit of progression and prosperity.

In his address to a party program at Chyasal today, he argued that it is a false accusation to say that major parties are seeking to amend the Constitution for regression. "The Constitution is an amendable document as per the needs of the country and the people."   At the program held at the party's central office, the party vice chair and central members nominated by the party were sworn in.

He added that the need to amend the country's main law has been realized to strengthen democracy, increase its gravity and acceptability, explore additional bases for development and prosperity, and get connected to the citizens. "The Constitution is not unamendable."

The leader further stressed that politics be practiced for clean competition and the service of citizens.  

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has recorded his voice in a social movie named 'Nametine Ghau'. PM Oli visited a studio at Anamnagar on Saturday and recorded his voice.

The movie Nametine Ghau is a social movie that features the stories of 33 acid survivor young girls. Prior to this, Oli had also performed his role as the Prime Minister in the film.

"The victims of the acid attacks will get justice. I will address your issues; will ensure justice," the PM said in the recording of his statements.

Film director and actor Ramit Dhunganga said that PM Oli has also asked to carry out campaigns against acid attacks and promised his continued support for the campaigns.

Director Dhungana said this is an example that the PM has love for this genre and extended gratitude for the PM's acceptance to perform his role in the movie.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has instructed ministers and ministers of state to enhance cooperation and work in a manner that ensures positive results.

PM Oli directed the newly appointed three ministers of state following their oath taking ceremony at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.

Stating that the major task of the ministers of state was to assist the ministers, Oli suggested the newly appointed ones to utilize their new role and responsibility being creative.

The PM also drew the attention of the ministers towards entrusting the new subordinates with necessary responsibilities. He mentioned that he was making utmost efforts to normalize the situation of the country.

The ministers of state were also instructed to stay away from bad companionship.

PM Oli further asked the new Cabinet members to study all matters pertaining to their ministries and cooperate with the ministers.

Meanwhile, expressing his concern towards risk factors surrounding the fuel storage facility at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, the Head of the Government also directed the concerned minister and ministers of state to relocate it.

President Ram Chandra Paudel has appointed three Ministers of State and also allocated portfolios to them, in accordance with the Constitution of Nepal.

Three Ministers of State have been inducted in the existing Council of Ministers under the leadership of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

Those appointed are Arun Kumar Chaudhary as Minister of State for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation; Rupa BK as Minister of State for Forests and Environment and Purna Bahadur Tamang as Minister of State for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, according to the Office of the President. They will be sworn in today itself.

With this, the number of members in the present Council of Ministers has reached 25.