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Officially established circa 1960, it used to be called Nepal Guptachar Bhibhag (Secret Service). It was later renamed to Public Relations Office in 1983 to better reflect its mission. When multi-party democracy was restored in 1990, the erstwhile democratically elected government decided to rename it once more to National Investigation Department by enacting Special Service Act on August 28, 1985. The ranks and grade of the employee were aligned with that of regular police force for administrative purpose until 1983. Parliament enacted laws in 1985 to remove the word "police" from their service by passing Special Service Act 1985 and now have civilian titles. Employees of NID are issued fire arms in need but they don't have official uniform and mostly do their work through their undercover agents.

The National Investigation Department (NID), Nepal is one of the government’s main intelligence agency collecting information related to the national security, public security, economic crimes, corruption in government and domestic and foreign terrorist activities. It comes under the direct supervision of the Home Ministry of Nepal. The headquarter of NID is situated at Barafbagh (Snow Garden), inside Singhadurbar and it has five Regional Headquarters, 75 District Office and some sectoral division in major cities.

History:
Officially established in 2008 BS, as Central Intelligence Bureau.
Reestablished as Guptachar Bhibhag (Secret Service) in 2013 BS.
Later renamed to Central Public Relations Office, Nepal (Jansamparka Pradhan Karyalaya) in 2042 BS
Again renamed as National Investigation Department in 2047 BS.
National Investigation Department by enacting Special Service Act in 2042 BS.
The ranks and grade of the employee were aligned with that of regular police force for administrative purpose until 2042.
Parliament enacted laws in 2042 BS to remove the word "police" from their service by passing Special Service Act and now have civilian titles.
Government enacted Special Service Regulation 2044.
Employees of NID are issued fire arms in need.
Mostly does its work through their cover staffs and undercover agents.
Open staff work for Intelligence management and Information processing



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