When the prime minister is not acting unilaterally, he is reliant on a few people for advice on policy and decisions, ignoring party members and even his own Cabinet members.

Both the NCP and the central body of Yuwa Sangh appeared to distance themselves from the district chapters’ statements.

This week, the video of Tourism Minister Yogesh Bhattarai’s entourage delaying a flight, has enraged people on all sides of the aisle.

Leaders should engage more in issue-based discussions and informed debates, analysts say

Dahal spoke on behalf of the party, not the government, according to a Nepal Communist Party leader.

The Nepal Communist Party is planning mass gatherings to connect the party to the people, but many are unconvinced if the campaign will yield anything useful.

The US Embassy in Kathmandu on Wednesday said it was awaiting Nepal government's official clarification.

The US ambassador will be meeting with the foreign secretary to confirm if China’s statement citing Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s stance on the Indo-Pacific Strategy reflects Nepal’s official position.

Insiders say the top leaders are playing cards close to their chests.

Leaders say the party will talk to the prime minister one more time before quitting the government.

Nepali Congress, under whose leadership the constitution was promulgated, has said it will make amendment one of its protest agendas.

KP Sharma Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal appear to be on the same page, but it’s not clear if they have decided on ‘one leader, one responsibility’.

There are no such threats and, if any, the strongest government in recent history should deal with them adequately, analysts say.

Informal talks for unification have gained momentum to create a strong alternative force to compete with both Congress and Communist parties.

Second-rung leaders from two major factions are preparing to challenge the current leadership

Mass meetings are being planned by the Nepal Communist Party in the wake of numerous protests by the people.

While the former Maoist chairman hasn’t given up on leading government, he is now focused on party leadership, insiders say.

The government spokesperson asserts Monday’s gathering was not a teleconference Cabinet meeting, but Oli’s and his own tweets say otherwise.

The former tabloid reporter is neither new to the media for his controversial remarks nor does he ever shy away from telling you exactly what he thinks.

The party has barred leaders from expressing dissent in public and from criticising the leadership and government.