Home minister faces criticism online — and within his own party
RSP leaders are pushing for a fair investigation into the allegations, a test the government cannot easily ignore.
RSP leaders are pushing for a fair investigation into the allegations, a test the government cannot easily ignore.
Parties urge evidence-based inquiry and warn against using the probe to target political opponents.
Labour and industry portfolios filled after vacancy and reshuffle.
Prime minister acts on RSP recommendation, citing misuse of office.
The Cabinet also names Kiran Pandit as deputy governor of Nepal Rastra Bank.
Elected unopposed, Aryal will take the oath of office as Speaker from President tomorrow.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah meets MPs from three provinces as he builds a national plan focused on reforms, budget allocation and development.
A simple majority in the House of Representatives requires 138 seats while a two-thirds majority will require winning 184 seats.
Freed Kamaiyas in Sani Ambapur, Dang, say for years they have been paying taxes on land they do not legally own.
But the electorate appears united in the demand—tangible delivery.
Explore ways to work together ahead of polls.
Commission teams dispatched across the country to gather loss reports before starting statements from security officials next week.
Leaders question Aryal’s remarks and actions; concerns raised over election environment and security.
Over 37,000 photos, videos and social media links related to the September 8–9 incidents gathered.
Parties warn of quitting government if their demands are not met.