Government spokesperson says the administration is following a ‘procedural’ path, while security experts view the selective arrests as a strategic move to maintain police morale.

Report calls for departmental action against senior police and security officials, and criminal proceedings against top leadership.

Fake helicopter rescues and inflated hospital bills used to claim insurance payouts, investigators say.

UML chief’s supporters admit he must work harder as voter enthusiasm favours the RSP senior leader.

Balendra Shah has proven he can win elections and capture imagination. His mayoral record suggests governing is harder.

Shram Sanskriti Party chair blends grassroots activism with national ambitions in Sunsari–1, challenging established parties.

Voters say they are eager for a new face and even a small shift in support could throw surprise results.

Agreement finalised on early Sunday makes no mention of Ujyaalo Nepal Party’s Ghising.

The Kathmandu mayor consults politicians, professionals, activists and artists.

Police report on the 30-year lease of Nepal Trust land cites fraud, procedural lapses and bid manipulation, proposing action against former officials.

Incumbent energy minister and former Nepal Electricity Authority chief opts to form his own party as talks with other new groups stall.

The platform users discussed making Molotov cocktail, importing arms, setting fire to particular buildings, among other things. But there were calls for restraint as well.

Key suspect in Sanjeewa Kumara Samararathne murder found hiding in Bhaktapur; immigration department preparing deportation.

Prime Minister Sushila Karki urged not to ‘rush into arrests’ ahead of March 5 elections, amid fears action could spark unrest.

Heads of security agencies urged the government to act within the legal framework amid growing calls to arrest former prime minister Oli and ex-home minister Lekhak.