Officials describe a Monday at Singha Durbar that left a constitutional body cornered, a foreign ambassador fuming, and a long-stalled investigation suddenly moving fast.

Discussions on revising the party statute dominate secretariat meeting as leaders seek to institutionalise recent mergers and political alignment.

The party also decides to increase office-bearer numbers and widen nominated membership to accommodate new entrants and internal adjustments.

The party’s first general convention is set to endorse ‘constitutional socialism’, ban nepotism and expand the central committee to 136 members.

In letters from Hong Kong, Sher Bahadur Deuba and Arzu say they are undergoing medical treatment and will cooperate with investigators.

Wang calls Nepal important in China’s neighbourhood diplomacy, Khanal seeks deeper economic engagement.

From prison to four terms of prime minister, Oli’s career traced Nepal’s democratic contradictions — and, in the end, its limits.

Recent diplomatic outreach has prompted a reassessment in Kathmandu of Delhi’s role nearly 11 years ago and how those perceptions have evolved since.

Human rights officials expect no impartial investigation into their recommendations when the individual under scrutiny helms the ministry responsible for carrying it out.

Rabi Lamichhane held consultations with PM Shah Sunday, and convened an all-party meeting Monday in a bid to end parliamentary standoff.

At a time when the government is courting one controversy after another, the prime minister’s digital footprint has channelled public energy into superficial online disputes, observers say.

Says Nepal is only seeking British archival documents for historical reference, not mediation.

The Minister says all aspects of bilateral relations would be on the table.

During the 14th General Convention, the Congress had around 850,000 active members. Now that number has dropped drastically.

Nepal watchers in New Delhi believe India wanted to send a message to Nepali prime minister, even as it seeks to work closely with the new government in Kathmandu.

General Secretary Rana among others announce they have parted ways, but Lingden refuses to call it a split.

Verdict declares Election Commission’s registration of Ashok Rai-led party unlawful; full text yet to be released.

General secretary Rana and 182 other leaders quit the royalist party after a prolonged leadership dispute, with the breakaway group set to launch a new political party.

Despite relaxed quorum rules, the Constitutional Council has not moved to fill 19 vacant posts across key commissions.

Amendments can now be passed on the basis of a combined two-thirds majority of both houses instead of separate two-thirds majority in each.