A government with a majority could have done much more but it has been a run-of-the-mill performance, analysts say.

Single bench of Chief Justice Rana demanded an explanation from the anti-graft commission within 15 days.

The government over the last two years introduced several bills without holding consultations with the concerned parties, thereby inviting criticism and controversy, experts say.

AAP’s win has been attributed to connecting with the people at the grassroots, which Nepal’s alternative forces have failed to do, political analysts say.

The Army’s intelligence service will overshadow the one under the prime minister, security experts say.

The Constitutional Council, which recommends members to the commissions, has not met in nearly a year.

I don’t wish to become prime minister anytime soon, the ruling party co-chair says.

Disappearance commission is preparing its work plan without consulting with conflict victims.

Home Ministry has instructed Nepal Police to take action against officers involved in the killing, even though Minister Thapa had said that Paudel died in an encounter.

Students say the Medical Education Commission has not taken any action despite receiving complaints against some colleges.

Retired vice-chancellors see the draft Higher Education Bill as an attempt to centralise power.

Activist says bill being prepared in the darkrooms cannot be expected to deliver

The human rights activist on his resignation as president’s advisor and the transitional justice process.

The ruling party is most likely to give the post to Rastriya Janata Party Nepal, which itself is confused over the candidate.

Amnesty International in its global report has painted a bleak picture of Nepal’s human rights situation and pointed at government’s regressive ways to restrict freedom.