Policy meet endorses party committees’ earlier decision to remove 70-year, 2-term limits for top leadership positions.

Other parties, except for the Maoist Centre, are against a former head of state returning to active politics.

Oli urges discipline. Leaders register a document opposing removal of leadership limits and blocking Bidya Bhandari’s return.

Despite party committees snubbing her intention to return, the matter looks set to take precedence at the party’s policy meet starting tomorrow.

Legislation Management Committee of the upper house approves the bill on Tuesday, effectively settling retirement age and cooling-off period disputes.

Senior Vice-chair Pokhrel likely to present parallel paper as Bhandari intensifies interactions.

While social platforms has emerged as a vital tool for crime control for Nepal Police, it has also given rise to incidents of cybercrime.

The decision has reignited public resistance over high costs, the use of English script instead of Devanagari, and inadequate technical preparedness.

As the party marks its anniversary today, cadres ask leaders to find ways to reassure supporters and well-wishers.

Ashok Rai and Rajendra Mahato forged a working alliance while the newly formed Federal Democratic Front fails to gather momentum.

Opposition threatens mass protests, saying her ouster will push Nepal towards authoritarianism.

Insider says utility has been unable to pass its budget due to interference from Minister Dipak Khadka.

Congress lawmakers and Land Management Minister Balaram Adhikari of the UML are at odds over the bill.

Utility insists supply is stable. Blames rainfall, spike in borewell use, network issues.

Clash seen during the Rastriya Prajantra Party youth wing’s Kathmandu district convention symbolises tussle along a mother party’s factional line.