Senior journalist turned Communication Minister, Jagdish Kharel, has started ‘Suggestion Bank’ to promote a culture of hearing the public’s voice. In a social media post, the MoCIT head announced the establishment of the said bank and issued a request to the people to send their feedback, suggestions, and ideas regarding the public services.
“After I assumed the responsibility as the minister for Communication and Information Technology, I realized that it is necessary to develop a culture where the ministry listens to the people’s voices and gives them priority. Therefore, I have established a ‘Suggestion Bank’ to collect your problems, suggestions, and advice,” Kharel wrote on Facebook.
He further added, “I plan to meet as many people as possible, listen to their problems, and take them into consideration. However, since the government’s major priorities are conducting elections, ensuring good governance, and controlling corruption, in some cases, it may not be possible to hold meetings due to a lack of time”.
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Jagdish Kharel’s suggestion bank contact
Jagdish Kharel has shared email and WhatsApp contacts to submit feedback to the suggestion bank. If you are willing to send your suggestion, feedback, complaints, or any ideas regarding the service, you can reach out to the suggestion bank via minister@mocit.gov.np and 9851410101 WhatsApp number.
| Government’s Suggestion Bank | Contact |
| minister@mocit.gov.np | |
| 9851410101 | |
| PM Office hotline | 9851145045 |
The move highlights the need and obviously growing digital practices of the current government to connect with the public directly. Recently, Prime Minister Sushila Karki also started a hotline 9851145045 for the public to send their grievances regarding any inconsistencies in government services.
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