Unlike in the past, the primary threats are not the parties that have boycotted the November 20 elections.

Questions galore over costs and benefits of the ambitious project. Nepali leg alone is expected to cost over $3 billion.

A leader close to Deuba admits that the establishment faction had been trying to corner the Koirala-Thapa camp.

Days after the ruling parties accused her of violating the constitution, the President writes to government to regularly brief her on Cabinet decisions.

Leaders from rival Shekhar Koirala camp accuse party president of excluding their nominees on PR list.

Nepal Smiling Children Project will feed 3,600 in Kathmandu. Next project will help remote schools.

Kathmandu-based diplomats call government officials to register their concerns over the President’s virtual participation in the event.

The President is well aware of Nepal’s non-alignment policy, adviser says.

Experts cite India-Pakistan rivalry and Kabul confusion as key reasons for the regional body’s sorry state.

Leaders supporting Koirala-Thapa faction voice their fears of the Congress not fielding candidates from the camp.

The meeting discussed boundary matters, energy cooperation, trade and transit, and the construction of LPG pipeline, among other things.

The six-point agreement emphasised cooperation on governance, legislative and supervisory practices.

Nepal to take up issues including Agnipath Scheme, border dispute, Transit Treaty review, and energy cooperation.

The Chinese appear interested in strengthening ties with Nepali MPs following the passage of the MCC compact.

Experts say Kathmandu should stay away from Chinese President Xi’s concept.