Says only new parliament can make amendments to constitution to address key Gen Z demands.

Buildings of health ministry, Kathmandu District Court and Prime Minister’s Office, among others, get red stickers.

Government formed under Gen Z pressure faces daunting task of meeting demands without violating the charter.

Tens of thousands of young voters may be barred from the March polls under the current law.

Supreme Court and finance ministry restart operations, some ministries that sustained severe damage relocate.

Former chief justice Karki, widely praised for her integrity, was chosen by Gen Z to guide the country through historic transition.

65 professional orgnisations warn that a government formed without constitutional basis will lack legitimacy.

Legal experts see two options: Naming a sitting lawmaker as prime minister, or letting the President name a Gen Z candidate as PM.

Four months on, new team is stuck as staffing and work regulations await approval.

The bill has a provision that also covers officials from other government services and provincial civil service.

Administrative hurdles and legal gaps prevent thousands of children from accessing education, work, and essential rights.

Over 78,000 complaints filed, but survivors still wary of the two commissions’ ability to deliver justice.

Dismisses petition to bar naked sadhus from Pashupati area during Mahashivaratri.

Administrative and bureaucratic hurdles, a gap between policy and practice, and an irresponsible Nepali state are all responsible.

Rights organisations have documented and claimed scores of extra-judicial killings under the pretext of controlling armed outfits at the time.