Leaders upset as Deuba inducts loyals to central committee.

As Nepali Congress central committee meets, rival faction gears up for showdown with party chief on multiple fronts.

The party will decide on the matter at its next general convention, according to a circular to the lower level of party committees.

The party has nominated 21 new members to its central committee.

Dhaka Kumar Shrestha, who was sacked for corruption, accused Mohan Jung Thapa of demanding Rs30 million to make him health minister.

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

Nembang steered Nepal’s fragile transitional democratic process until the charter’s promulgation in 2015.

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

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

Declares Uddhav Thapa-led governments unconstitutional twice in six weeks.

Kandel defeats Rijal, who was backed by party General Secretary Shankar Pokhrel.

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

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

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

The party, deemed to have not fully embraced federalism, is now active building its organisation in the provinces.

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

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

Under the party’s Mission-84 campaign, leaders plan to meet in person 2.5 million voters and boost the party’s membership to 800,000.

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

A tricky number game creates an unusual scenario where no side would want to lose a vote by claiming the post.