Bureaucracy of Nepal – Key Issues Do you agree or you have anything more to add on to these key issues in Nepals Bureaucracy? 1. Bureaucrats are rude with people 2. The bureaucracy is more interested in politics than in people welfare 3. Bureaucrats have slowly started taking orders from the politicos 4. Bureaucrats are not sincere towards their work 5. They think that they are superior than the common man and look down upon them 6. Bureaucrats are like a law unto themselves 7. Bureaucrats are more procedure-oriented rather than result-oriented 8. Customer-centricity/Customer orientation, in this case citizen-centricity/orientation - is not something that they may necessarily have 9. Bureaucrats do not think of the citizens as their customers, whom they have to serve 10. Whether the organisation they are working for, does well or not - Bureaucrats may not be bothered 11. Bureaucrats are usually rigid and lack speed 12. Corruption, nepotism, red tapism etc. in large part is driven by bureaucrats 13. Bureaucrats are groomed only with a basic clause that they are the masters rest are their servants 14. Bureaucrats misuse their powers for their own benefit at the cost of public money and property 15. Many Bureaucrats work with the mind set of “Maile k pauxu, malai k faida hunx” 16. Bureaucrats use their power to get jobs to their relatives and friends 17. Worked is postponed and many unnecessary documents are asked for 18. Many a times, excuses about ministerial level permissions or lack of government funds are made 19. Bureaucrats concentrate more on the benefits that come with their jobs and ignore their core duties 20. Some bureaucrats are extremely corrupt and make a lot of money in under the table or underhand deals 21. Bureaucracy lacks ideas to effectively implement decisions of Government. 22. Nepali Bureaucrats do not keep themselves updated about various technological developments, due to which they lag behind their counterparts in the developed countries.
Posted on: Sun, 04 Jan 2015 14:58:26 +0000
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