Political instability, lack of coordination between federal and provincial governments, budget crunch, and the pandemic are cited as the reasons.

The executive committee meeting of the nation’s cricket governing body held in Pokhara on Tuesday decided to lift the suspension on Lamichhane.

The provincial government cut the number of ministries to seven from the existing 12.

The next meeting of the Assembly has been called on January 13.

Mitra Lal Basyal, the senior-most member of the Assembly, administered the oath to 59 lawmakers on Thursday in Pokhara.

Lama secured 21 votes defeating Indra Bahadur Baniya, who garnered 16 votes, while Pandey garnered 18 votes to defeat Bhojraj Aryal who secured eight votes.

Travel trade entrepreneurs say that many were opened for different purposes—mostly to misuse government grants.

The incident occurred after a pickup carrying voters to a polling station in Waling Municipality fell some 500 metres off a slope, police say.

Haphazard construction of roads, buildings and shops on the roadside using heavy machinery has damaged the road in several places.

31 votes cast in favour of Pokharel, 27 against him.

Congress’s Krishna Chandra Nepali likely to be appointed new chief minister today.

Authorities in Baitadi and Syangja districts facing obstructions from locals who are against cremating the bodies of Covid-19 victims near their settlements.

The data of the Ministry of Physical Infrastructures Development showed that works on 23 suspension bridges in the province have been delayed due to lack of cables.

Gurung, however, defended Prime Minister Oli’s move to dissolve Parliament.

The construction of an irrigation canal at Jhomo Phant in Tukuche has made it possible for people to return to their villages and start farming.