Most important, the movement has placed youths’ issues firmly in political parties, analysts say.

Congress leader calls for phased or April polls to allow preparation time and voters in mountains to take part.

Officials say his most demands are unrealistic but could address some, may offer Rs100,000 relief to cooperative victims.

As consensus efforts continue, the general convention could be prolonged, according to representatives.

A clause in the UML statute bars fresh faces from even contesting an office bearer position.

Plans to send letters to erstwhile prime minister Oli and then home minister Lekhak soon.

Lingden-led RPP and Thapa-led RPP-Nepal are exploring avenues for unity.

Vice-chair Pandey, close to leadership contender Pokhrel, says they will agree to a larger secretariat if Oli agrees to two-term and age limits.

New forces agree on the need for unity to defeat traditional parties.

Gen Z youths ask for September 8 events to be examined under transitional justice, but officials are hesitant.

Former PM and his home minister are being investigated for their roles in suppressing the September Gen Z protest.

Several aspirants for general secretary could complicate things for the UML chief.

Many districts held elections to select general convention delegates. Rival camp claims it will cash in on infighting within the Oli faction.

Prime minister directs officials to finalise an agreement by Monday. Says government is ready to face consequences.

Election Commission’s extended registration deadline gives room for coalition-building among new parties.