Sher Bahadur Deuba
शेरबहादुर देउवाNepali CongressEnglishनेपालीOverview
Sher Bahadur Deuba (born 13 June 1946) is a Nepalese politician who served as the Prime Minister of Nepal for five terms between 1995 and 2022. He was the president of the Nepali Congress since 2016 until 2026 and was the Member of Parliament for the parliamentary constituency of Dadeldhura 1 before the parliament was dissolved on 12 September 2025. During the Gen Z protests, he and his wife, Arzu Rana Deuba, were physically assaulted by protesters at their residence. His tenure in office has been controversial for nepotism, corruption and disillusionment with citizens. [Wikipedia]
शेरबहादुर देउवा नेपाली काङ्ग्रेसका। देउवा नेपाली काङ्ग्रेसको संसदीय दलको समेत नेतृत्व गर्दै वि.सं. २०५२ सालमा पहिलोपटक नेपालको प्रधानमन्त्री बनेका थिए। पटक पटक गरी देउवा ५ पटक प्रधानमन्त्री बन्न सफल रहेका छन्। अहिले काग्रेसले विशेष अधिवेशनबाट उनलाई हटाएको छ । निर्वाचन आयोगले विशेष अधिवेशनलाई बैधता दिएको थियो। आयोगको निर्णयलाई सर्वोच्च अदालतले सदर गरेको थियो र उनले फैसला पुनरावलोकनको लागि निवेदन दिएका छन् । [विकिपिडिया]
Positions held
- Prime MinisterIn office since 13 July 2021 (28 Asar 2078 BS)Served: 1 year 5 months
- Prime MinisterIn office since 7 June 2017Served: 8 months 8 days
- Prime MinisterIn office since 3 June 2004Served: 7 months 29 days
- Prime MinisterIn office since 26 July 2001Served: 1 year 2 months
- Prime MinisterIn office since 12 September 1995Served: 1 year 6 months
- Minister of DefenceIn office since 21 December 2021 (5 Poush 2078 BS)Served: 1 year
- Minister of Infrastructure DevelopmentIn office since 13 October 2022 (27 Asoj 2079 BS)Served: 2 months 13 days
- Minister of Agriculture, Forests and EnvironmentIn office since 13 October 2022 (27 Asoj 2079 BS)Served: 2 months 13 days
- Minister of Industry, Commerce and SuppliesIn office since 10 October 2021 (23 Asoj 2078 BS)Served: 5 months 28 days
Timeline
- 1946-06-13Born (13 June 1946)[Wikidata]
- 1995-09-12Became Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 1995-09-12Prime Minister of Nepal (until 1997-03-12)[Wikidata]
- 1997-03-12Left office as Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2001-07-26Became Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2001-07-26Prime Minister of Nepal (until 2002-10-04)[Wikidata]
- 2002-10-04Left office as Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2004-06-03Became Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2004-06-03Prime Minister of Nepal (until 2005-02-01)[Wikidata]
- 2005-02-01Left office as Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2017-06-07Became Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2017-06-07Prime Minister of Nepal (until 2018-02-15)[Wikidata]
- 2018-02-15Left office as Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2018-03-04Member of the House of Representatives of Nepal (until 2022-09-17)[Wikidata]
- 2021-07-13Became Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2021-07-13Prime Minister of Nepal (until 2022-12-26)[Wikidata]
- 2021-10-10Became Minister of Industry, Commerce and Supplies[Wikidata]
- 2021-12-21Became Minister of Defence[Wikidata]
- 2022-04-07Left office as Minister of Industry, Commerce and Supplies[Wikidata]
- 2022-07-06Minister of Finance (until 2022-07-31)[Wikidata]
- 2022-10-13Became Minister of Infrastructure Development[Wikidata]
- 2022-10-13Became Minister of Agriculture, Forests and Environment[Wikidata]
- 2022-10-13Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Transport (until 2022-12-26)[Wikidata]
- 2022-10-13Minister of Agriculture and Livestock Development (until 2022-12-26)[Wikidata]
- 2022-10-13Minister of Forests and Environment (until 2022-12-26)[Wikidata]
- 2022-10-13Minister of Federal Affairs and General Administration (until 2022-12-26)[Wikidata]
- 2022-12-26Left office as Prime Minister[Wikidata]
- 2022-12-26Left office as Minister of Defence[Wikidata]
- 2022-12-26Left office as Minister of Infrastructure Development[Wikidata]
- 2022-12-26Left office as Minister of Agriculture, Forests and Environment[Wikidata]
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