Cooperative victims, Pathibhara cable car protesters, monarchists and Gen Z leaders are gearing up for protests.

Then jail chief says he had to sign Lamichhane’s release under pressure from then home secretary.

Some factories pay first instalment and get electricity back while others reject deal.

Kathmandu mayor’s F-bomb studded Facebook post on Saturday was only the most recent of his controversial social media messages. He deleted it but has shown no remorse.

As Dahal and Nepal inch closer to unification, disgruntled groups within their parties are preparing alternative plans.

Party reaches out to Gen Z groups and it is engaging Energy Minister Ghising and Kathmandu mayor Shah.

He has questioned the government’s slow pace, weak law and order, and failure to act against Oli and Lekhak.

Sudha Sharma and Bablu Gupta sworn in as health and sports ministers. Khagendra Sunar and Ganapati Lal Shrestha dropped at last moment.

Minister accused of not focusing on restoring a stable business environment and trying to settle old scores.

Some Gen Z groups want to rethink the constitution and the federal framework it embraces.

Initiative comes amid charges by political parties that the government has failed to create an environment for polls.

Observers say many activities of the government raise doubt over the government’s priorities. Some say it can still accomplish the task if the remaining 5 months are properly utilised.

Some groups are involved in fraudulent activities, using coercion to extort money.

Addressing the Central Committee meeting, which saw chair KP Sharma Oli present a political document, many members say that UML’s credibility among the public has declined.

Landlords have become increasingly reluctant to rent their buildings to political leaders and influential individuals.