Prime minister

A Prime Minister is the head of government in a country with a parliamentary or semi-presidential system. The prime minister usually leads the executive branch, sets government policy, and must maintain the confidence (support) of the legislature to stay in office. In many countries (like Nepal, India, the UK, Japan, etc.), they are the chief executive of government affairs, but not the head of state (that role often goes to a president or monarch). 

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📌 Prime Minister in Nepal (Current and Recent)
• Nepal’s current Prime Minister (interim) is Sushila Karki, who took office on 12 September 2025 after the former prime minister resigned amid nationwide protests. She is the first woman to lead the government of Nepal and is tasked with maintaining stability and preparing for elections expected in March 2026. 
• Before her, **Prime Minister Does (in general)

A prime minister typically:
• Leads the government and cabinet.
• Proposes and implements policies.
• Represents the government both domestically and abroad.
• Must have support in the legislature (parliament) to govern. 

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If you meant the prime minister of a specific country other than Nepal, let me know which one!