Last Updated on March 31, 2026
Summary✨
- Pratipakchya.com has been launched to keep the public updated on the government’s work progress and accountability.
- The website, created by Bikram Adhikari, gained over 2 million views within 24 hours of its launch.
- It features a simple interface showing the time remaining in the government’s tenure and the status of the 100 Action Plans.
A website, pratipakchya.com, has been launched to update the public on the government’s work progress. The website went live on Friday, March 28, 2082, after the first cabinet meeting of the Balen Shah-led government on Friday (March 27, 2026). The website’s founder is Bikram Adhikari.
What is pratipakchya.com?
Pratipakchya.com is an individually developed website. It’s an accountability dashboard that updates the citizens about the government’s progress on its 100 Action Plans. And it’s gone widely popular. The website amassed over 2 million (20 lakh) views in just 24 hours since it’s launch.
The entire website helps promote themes of good governance policy with transparency and accountability. Visitors can see where the government is with its first 100-point Action Plans.
Interface
Pratipakchya.com has a simple yet meaningful interface without fluff. When you visit the site (https://pratipakchya.com/), you see on top the remaining time of the current government’s tenure, which lasts 5 years. The real deal shows right under it. You see 100 Total Promises in Bold letters. You see other categories- Completed, In Progress, Broken, Stalled, and Not Started. It seems that it’s taken some vibe coding to bring it live.
Through these easy-to-navigate options, the public can easily learn the status of these popular action plans. There is also a progress bar right underneath in green colors to indicate its progress.
For further details, the website has put those 100 action plans in different categories such as National Unity & Governance, Citizen Services, Digital Governance, etc. By clicking on each, you can find the government’s plans for those policies.
As of writing this article, the website shows that the government has made progress on 15 of those 100 promises, with progress standing at 4%.
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The website is designed as an Independent Tracker of the government’s work on the promised actions. You can read the website in both Nepali and English.
What do you think of this website? Does it set a precedent for accountabilit for future governmens, or are you skeptical of its relevance? Do share in the comments below.
