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The week in five photos

Here are some of the photos taken by our photojournalists and reporters this week.

Prime Minister Balendra Shah answers lawmakers’ questions in the House of Representatives in Kathmandu on Sunday. Post photo

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Published at : June 6, 2026

Updated at : June 6, 2026 08:50

Opposition lawmakers protest at the well of the lower house after the ruling RSP pushed through amendments to the House of Representatives rules on Sunday to allow constitutional amendments to pass on the basis of a combined two-thirds majority of both houses instead of separate two-thirds approval in each chamber. Experts say House rules should not curtail the constitutional authority of the National Assembly. Angad Dhakal/TKP

A weaver bird prepares its nest in the Balkhu area of Kathmandu on Sunday. Post photo

A Goldstar outlet at Khichapokhari displays a flex featuring Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Monday. The banner reads, ‘Balen shoes are available here,’ capitalising on attention drawn by the Nepal-made sneakers Shah wore to Parliament last week. Dipesh Darshandhari/TKP

Opposition lawmakers protest in the House of Representatives on Monday, demanding Prime Minister Balendra Shah apologise for his remarks made a day earlier that Nepal and India have both encroached upon each other’s borders in several places. Angad Dhakal/TKP