Environmentalists contend the polluting factories in question are a big threat to the historical legacy of the Buddha’s birthplace.

They have 15 days to furnish the written clarification.

Pokhara metropolis begins demolition on Saturday following PM Shah’s directive. The apex court ruled on lake conservation seven years ago.

His early actions drew both praise and scrutiny as he appeared to be intervening in policing and administrative decisions.

As the new minister for law, justice and parliamentary affairs, Gautam faces a formidable task: reforming a legal system bogged down by contradictions, delays and long-standing political disputes.

Despite lacking a formal background in information technology, Shrestha was designated as an IT staff member during Karki’s tenure as chief justice.

Law mandates disqualification and possible prosecution if foreign permanent residency is concealed by elected candidates.

The petitioners have sought a writ of certiorari to declare the 10-point agreement unconstitutional and void.

Four married couples and two sibling pairs are contesting House of Representatives seats across parties and constituencies.

Petitioners allege the government and Election Commission have repeatedly failed to enforce Supreme Court rulings.

Court upholds district court’s decision to release RSP chair on bail in Swarnalaxmi cooperative case

Statements from police, prison chief, and government officials are being recorded as the inquiry panel investigates violence, vandalism, and arson during the September unrest.

The interim order stops Prime Minister Sushila Karki-led administration from enforcing the decision.

Over 37,000 photos, videos and social media links related to the September 8–9 incidents gathered.

The Oli government was widely condemned for the state’s excessive use of force during the protests.