President calls budget session for May 10
Other than bills related to the upcoming fiscal plans, there are some crucial pieces of legislation that need urgent passage.
Other than bills related to the upcoming fiscal plans, there are some crucial pieces of legislation that need urgent passage.
Thapa and Sharma are under fire for taking charge of the bypoll campaign but failing to secure victory.
Leaders of the reluctant member of the ruling coalition say Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal can’t be trusted in the long run.
Experts say traditional parties remain relevant and identity politics continues to thrive.
Due to court cases and differences among ruling partners, chief ministers are struggling to appoint ministers.
The Supreme Court orders the Rautahat District Police Office and the District Attorney’s Office to furnish written clarifications for not investigating the mass killing of 2007.
As rumours swirl of two biggest parties uniting to topple Maoist-led government soon, UML leaders defend the coalition.
During the Diamond Jubilee celebration of Nepal Communist Party, the two leaders hinted at the need for left unity, albeit cautiously.
The Nepali Congress has accused both provincial heads of flouting the constitution.
The UML chief, however, stresses the need for continuing and further strengthening the ruling alliance.
Experts blame central leaders’ interference and the electoral system for instability in all provinces.
The main opposition is unhappy with their roles in Sudurpaschim and Gandaki provinces.
The UML chair says time is ripe for parties to come together for good governance and prosperity.
After creating divisions in the province, the Ranjita-Resham power struggle causes rifts at centre.
Plans to raise the demand in the budget session too.
The monarchist party got incensed after police beat up its demonstrators during Tuesday’s rally in the Capital.
The tug of war between ruling parties and the opposition over parliamentary probe of home minister continues.
The party threatens House obstruction as Lamichhane, accused home minister, prepares to present a bill today.
Nepali Congress, the largest party in the assembly, is set to challenge the province head’s decision to appoint Khagaraj Adhikari the chief minister.
Deuba, a vocal supporter of poll alliances, now publicly backs a proposal to go to the elections independently.