Fourth Oli cabinet

Fourth Oli cabinet
Council of Ministers of Nepal
Date formed	15 July 2024
Date dissolved	12 September 2025 [a]
People and organisations
President	Ram Chandra Paudel
Prime Minister	KP Sharma Oli
Deputy Prime Minister	Prakash Man Singh Bishnu Prasad Paudel
Member parties	Congress   CPN (UML)   PSP   Loktantrik Samajwadi   Nagrik Unmukti
Status in legislature	Majority coalition government
Opposition party	CPN (Maoist Centre)
Opposition leader	Pushpa Kamal Dahal
History
Election	2022 general election
Legislature term	2nd Federal Parliament
Predecessor	Third Dahal cabinet
Successor	Karki interim cabinet

The Fourth Oli Cabinet was the Government of Nepal from 15 July 2024 to 9 September 2025 when Oli resigned after mass protests erupted against his government. ^[3] Oli was appointed prime minister as per Article 76(2) of the constitution, following the ouster of the government of Pushpa Kamal Dahal after a failed vote of confidence in the parliament on 12 July. ^{[4] [5]}

Final arrangement

S.N.	Portfolio	Minister	Political party		Assumed office	Left office	Ref.
Prime Minister
1.	Prime Minister of Nepal	KP Sharma Oli		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024	9 September 2025	[6]
Deputy Prime Minister
2.	Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Urban Development	Prakash Man Singh		Congress	15 July 2024	9 September 2025	[7]
3.	Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Finance	Bishnu Prasad Paudel		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024		[8]
Cabinet Ministers
4.	Minister for Communication and Information Technology	Prithvi Subba Gurung		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024	9 September 2025	[9]
5.	Minister for Home Affairs	Ramesh Lekhak		Congress	15 July 2024	8 September 2025 [10]	[11]
6.	Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security	Sharat Singh Bhandari		Loktantrik Samajwadi	15 July 2024	9 September 2025	[12]
7.	Minister for Foreign Affairs	Arzu Rana Deuba		Congress	15 July 2024		[13]
8.	Minister for Water Supply	Pradeep Yadav		PSP	15 July 2024		[14]
9.	Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation	Balaram Adhikari		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024	9 September 2025	[15]
10.	Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies	Damodar Bhandari		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024		[16]
11.	Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizen	Nawal Kishor Sah		PSP	15 July 2024		[17]
12.	Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport	Devendra Dahal		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024		[18]
13.	Minister for Youth and Sports	Teju Lal Chaudhary		Congress	15 July 2024		[19]
14.	Minister for Health and Population	Pradip Paudel		Congress	15 July 2024		[20]
15.	Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs	Ajay Chaurasiya		Congress	15 July 2024		[21]
16.	Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation	Badri Pandey		Congress	15 July 2024		[22]
17.	Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development	Ram Nath Adhikari		Congress	15 July 2024		[23]
18.	Minister for Education, Science and Technology	Bidya Bhattarai		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024	22 April 2025	[24]
		Raghuji Pant			24 April 2025	9 September 2025
19.	Minister for Defence	Manbir Rai		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024		[25]
20.	Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation	Deepak Khadka		Congress	15 July 2024		[26]
21.	Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration	Raj Kumar Gupta		CPN (UML)	15 July 2024	15 July 2025	[27]
		Bhagwati Neupane			15 July 2025	9 September 2025
22.	Minister for Forests and Environment	Aain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri		Congress	15 July 2024		[28]
State Ministers
23.	Minister of state for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation	Arun Kumar Chaudhary		Nagrik Unmukti	3 August 2024	9 September 2025	[22]
24.	Minister of state for Forests and Environment	Rupa Bishwakarma		Congress	3 August 2024		[28]
25.	Minister of state for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation	Purna Bahadur Tamang		Congress	3 August 2024	23 April 2025	[26]
		Kham Bahadur Garbuja		Congress	4 May 2025	12 September 2025	[29]
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Ministers by party

1. Nepali Congress (46.0%)
2. CPN (UML) (38.0%)
3. PSP (8.00%)
4. Loktantrik Samajwadi (4.00%)
5. Nagrik Unmukti (4.00%)

Party		Cabinet Ministers	State ministers	Total
	Congress	10	1	11
	CPN (UML)	9	0	9
	PSP	2	0	2
	Loktantrik Samajwadi	1	0	1
	Nagrik Unmukti	0	1	1
Total		22	2	24

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1. Oli resigned in 9 September and still served as 'caretaker' pm until 12 September. ^{[1] [2]}