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Wednesday, July 30, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

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Wed, Jul 30, 2025
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Tika R Pradhan

Tika R Pradhan is a senior political correspondent for the Post, covering politics, parliament, judiciary and social affairs. Pradhan joined the Post in 2016 after working at The Himalayan Times for more than a decade.

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Poll body fears delay in new law's passage may block reform

By Tika R Pradhan

The draft bill has been at the Home Ministry for more than two months which shows that it is reluctant to expedite discussions on the bill that takes years to get through both Houses of the Federal Parliament.

Former Speaker Nembang cremated with state honours

By Tika R Pradhan

The 70-year-old CPN-UML vice-chair died in the wee hours Tuesday from cardiac arrest.

Socialist Front wants Koshi name changed

By Tika R Pradhan

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal draws flak for encouraging street protests.

Party leaders stress balanced relations as PM set for China visit

By Tika R Pradhan

Dahal will address the UNGA on Sept 21 and fly to China.

Test for ex-Maoists as CPN-UML elects provincial leaders

By Tika R Pradhan

Purna Budha Magar is senior-most ex-Maoist among his comrades to be elected to Lumbini provincial committee.

Ruling parties reignite MCC dispute

By Tika R Pradhan

Leftist parties doubt whether the US has endorsed 12-point interpretation of MCC pact.

National Assembly instructs government to make crucial laws

By Tika R Pradhan

Only 111 laws out of 151 needed to implement the federal constitution have been enacted so far.

JSP leaders see Gaur probe talk as tactic to rein in party

By Tika R Pradhan

If the government reopens Gaur files, ‘Dahal will be digging his own grave,’ warns a Janata Samajbadi Party leader.

UML leaders in tug of war as Lumbini convention kicks off

By Tika R Pradhan

The provincial election is seen as show of strength for future leadership.

Parties discuss setting up special panel for implementing federalism

By Tika R Pradhan

Measures suggested by several committees and studies in the past for streamlining federal administration have yet to be adopted fully.

Do provincial officials really need lavish abodes in the federal capital?

By Tika R Pradhan

Earlier this week, the prime minister unveiled seven buildings for chief ministers and province heads in Lalitpur.

PM painting rosy picture while public frustration grows

By Tika R Pradhan

The government is trying to show a tough stance against corruption, but lawmakers question Dahal’s intent.

Supreme Court launches automation system for case management

By Tika R Pradhan

Despite some drawbacks, the system is expected to clear service seekers’ doubts about the judiciary’s intention.

Coalition offers House panel chair to RPP eyeing support in Koshi Province

By Tika R Pradhan

Rastriya Prajatantra Party leaders, however, reckon they deserve to lead a committee based on their own strength.

Former Maoists in UML are a frustrated lot

By Tika R Pradhan

Many of them have gradually faded into the background, and say they are in a wait-and-see mode.

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