On alleged corruption in airport upgrade, coordinator Yogesh Bhattarai recused himself after fellow lawmaker questioned his ex-civil aviation minister status.

Unhappy with the shortlist of candidates for transitional justice commissions, they want to forestall nominations.

36 victims’ groups slam list for lack of transparency, clear criteria, and right candidates.

Government promises to pass new school education law by June 29. Teachers warn of a new stir if pledge broken.

As panel shortlists 34 individuals for 10 positions, conflict victims and rights groups warn of partisan influence.

Local units have also started asking protesting school teachers to conduct classes pronto.

The School Education Bill’s passage is unlikely before May 10 even if the entire process goes smoothly.

Earlier, exam board had planned to deploy civil servants and local units to conduct the exams from Thursday.

Resignation follows refusal by PM Oli and Finance Minister Paudel to address teachers’ demands on perks and benefits.

Judges, rights activists and victims are among applicants.

Speaker Ghimire, who met them on Friday evening, said he was ready to put the bill to a vote in a fast-track process.

Citing CAAN’s oversight of international airport project, lawmakers seek action against its chief, Pradeep Adhikari.

Unity Life International, a pyramid scheme, had swindled Rs3.79 billion from 368,710 people 15 years ago.

Education experts say political meddling in higher education won’t end until prime minister and education minister stop acting as chancellor and pro-chancellor.

PM criticised for failing to commit to police integration, endorsement of federal civil service Act.