Sushila Karki, PM Nepal: After the resignation of KP Sharma Oli, political instability in Nepal had increased significantly. However, after Sushila Karki took charge, peace has been restored in the country.

After fierce protests and violence in Nepal, peace is now being restored. The country's first woman Prime Minister Sushila Karki, has taken office. India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated and wished PM Karki. He has shared a post on social media regarding this. PM Modi has used the word RIGHT before Sushila Karki's name, which has become a puzzle.
Gen-Z chose Sushila Karki to lead the country after the terrible performance in Nepal. Karki took oath as PM on 12 September in the presence of President Ramchandra Paudel. Prime Minister Modi congratulated PM Sushila through an X-post. During this, he wrote, " I extend my best wishes to Honorable Sushila Karki, who has taken over as the Prime Minister of the interim government of Nepal. India is firmly committed to the peace, progress, and prosperity of the people of Nepal. "
What is hidden in PM Modi's message?
Actually, a post has been shared on X in English by Prime Minister Modi, in which the word RIGHT has been written in front of his name. Why has this been written, this is the question. PM Modi wrote in English, " I extend my best wishes to Right Hon. Mrs. Sushila Karki..."
I extend my best wishes to Right Hon. Mrs. Sushila Karki on assuming office as the Prime Minister of the Interim Government of Nepal. India remains firmly committed to the peace, progress, and prosperity of the people of Nepal.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi)
I extend my best wishes to Right Hon. Mrs. Sushila Karki on assuming office as the Prime Minister of the Interim Government of Nepal. India remains firmly committed to the peace, progress and prosperity of the people of Nepal.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 13, 2025
Why is the word RIGHT used
RIGHT HONOURABLE or in short Rt. Hon. or just the word Right is a formal honorific title. It was quite popular during the British period. This title was mainly used to honor high officials in the former colonies of the British Empire and Commonwealth countries.
This title is also used for the Prime Minister of Nepal. It has been adopted in Nepal due to British influence. Although Nepal was never a British colony.
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