Seven questions explain the Supreme Court’s constitutional bench dispute
Justice Hari Prasad Phuyal’s objection has revived questions over seniority, judicial discretion and how the five-member bench should be formed.
Justice Hari Prasad Phuyal’s objection has revived questions over seniority, judicial discretion and how the five-member bench should be formed.
The bench boycott on Wednesday has exposed tensions at the Supreme Court since Sharma’s appointment over senior judges.
With the Supreme Court’s interim order putting the operative rule governing the passage of a constitutional amendment on hold, Parliament is in procedural limbo for now.
Five questions explain the court’s order suspending two provisions of the House rules and the constitutional questions they raised.
An avalanche on the Chinese side of the border triggered a wall of water with no warning, sweeping through trekking routes and towns along the Bhotekoshi river.
Army begins feasibility study as government explores restarting the defunct state-owned factory after 26 years.
Nearly 27,000 cases remain sub-judice, some for almost two decades, prompting calls to redefine the court’s jurisdiction rather than simply appoint more justices.
NHRC wants law to prosecute the accused in Gen Z revolt crackdown, but experts say such a move would violate protections against retrospective criminal prosecution.
From Panchayat-era controversies to today’s disputes, Nepal’s Parliament still wrestles with what counts as ‘unparliamentary’.
The couple are placed on the fugitive list after the arrest warrents issued on Tuesday. Both are currently abroad.