The ride-hailing driver’s death from self-immolation has forced the government to confront a warning it gave itself years ago — as opposition lawmakers quote Balendra Shah’s own past words on state failure back to him in parliament.

The deceased's family has refused to claim the body until the government guarantees support for his wife and daughter.

Amid high-profile arrests and pledges of police reform, Sudan Gurung’s push for rapid action has raised questions about due process and institutional safeguards.

Balendra Shah has millions of social media followers but almost no interest in explaining himself. One hundred days into his premiership, Nepal is still trying to figure out the man running the country.

Investigation concludes Kumar Thapa Magar killed senior Nepali Army warrant officer Ishwori Bhujel after escalating marital disputes linked to his relationship with Pratikshya Acharya. Both have been charged with murder.

Convention ends after six days with dwindled delegate numbers, leaked WhatsApp voting lists and open displays of divisions despite party’s anti-factional stance.

Fifth revised election schedule puts polling from 9:15pm to 12:15am, with results expected by 1:30am on Friday.

As the election process draws out, delegates are frustrated by heat and mismanagement and head back home short on cash.

RSP has deployed 75 electronic voting machines, with voting set to begin at 8:30 pm and results expected overnight.

Lamichhane’s political paper calls for constitutional reforms through broad consensus, while outlining the party’s social democratic outlook.

A row over representation and last-minute adjustments for merged factions delayed proceedings Monday. Closed session starts today.

With district conventions unable to take place outside Parsa, delegates are attending the party’s general convention after being selected through existing ad hoc committees and previously completed local-level conventions.

PM and RSP chief dismiss concerns over their relationship, reaffirm the party’s commitment to democracy, and defend the government’s positions on governance and border issues.

The national jamboree of the party formed four years ago begins Sunday, where it will define its policy line and elect new leadership.

Former foreign minister tells the anti-graft body she is abroad for medical treatment and cannot appear within the deadline, while expressing willingness to cooperate with the investigation.