Unification could be announced on April 16 if all goes well: Janamat leader

The NEA chief, who was in a bitter conflict with government over unpaid dues collection, has vowed to go to court.

The ruling party’s intellectual wing had suggested that the leadership should reconsider its stand on secularism.

Confidants confirm the former President, who has attracted party dissidents, is soon visiting three western provinces.

The meeting is keenly watched as the party has a number of leaders who back the idea of Hindu state reinstatement.

RPP chief Rajendra Lingden refuses to join the committee headed by Panchayat-era leader Nabaraj Subedi.

Leaders rule out return of monarchy but stress the need for progressive forces to stay vigilant.

Agitating teachers want ongoing Parliament session to endorse School Education Bill.

Of the 753 local units, 220 are run by acting officials.

People who lost savings to unscrupulous operators slam the regulator for failing to consult them, ignoring concerns.

Smaller parties accuse Congress and UML of planning law revision to effect splits in them.

Power utility chief defends latest power price agreed with India, calls clarification demand premeditated.

While these events foster discussions on a range of issues of public interest, they are often accused of being dominated by Kathmandu-based speakers.

Amid claims of Rajendra Mahato’s interest in Koshi issue, his aide rejects it as government’s bid to deflect attention.

Artifical Intelligence technology will enhance law enforcement and make police administration more transparent, officials say.