Balendra Shah, popularly known as Balen, has completed his first month as Prime Minister of Nepal, a position he assumed on March 27, 2023, after a wave of support from younger voters. His administration has proposed an ambitious 100-point governance reform agenda aimed at enhancing efficiency and transparency within the government. However, the initial phase of his leadership has been marred by controversies, including the resignation of two ministers due to ethical concerns. The Labour Minister, Deepak Sah, stepped down after appointing his spouse to a government board, while Home Minister Sudhan Gurung resigned amid allegations of impropriety. These events have raised questions about the competence of his cabinet and the overall stability of his government. Critics have also pointed out legal missteps, such as the arrest of former leaders without proper documentation, which has led to public backlash. Despite campaigning on a platform of transparency, Shah has maintained a low public profile, failing to address the nation or hold press conferences, which has further fueled skepticism among the populace. While some administrative reforms have shown promise, such as improved service hours at government offices, the government's ability to create domestic employment opportunities remains under scrutiny, especially as many youths continue to seek jobs abroad. As Shah navigates these challenges, the expectations of the youth who supported him remain high, placing pressure on his administration to deliver on its promises.