Sudurpashchim Bridges Sit Stranded Without Roads or Clearances
Motorable and suspension bridges across Bajura and Darchula sit stranded or stalled due to unbuilt approach roads, land compensation disputes, and hydropower reservoir planning.
Addressing the Nepali Congress convention in Kathmandu, JSP Nepal leader Sharat Singh Bhandari warned against 'controlled democracy' and urged constitutional amendments to bolster federalism.
Motorable and suspension bridges across Bajura and Darchula sit stranded or stalled due to unbuilt approach roads, land compensation disputes, and hydropower reservoir planning.
Former lawmaker Ghanendra Basnet and Rastriya Janamorcha treasurer Madhu Kumar Chhetri passed away on Wednesday following prolonged battles with cancer.
Communications Minister Dr. Bikram Timilsina outlined upcoming legislation to combat social media abuse and unveiled sweeping 4G and power backup upgrades for Nepal Telecom.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah met with 17 engineer lawmakers at Singha Durbar on Wednesday, calling for technical input on industrial policy and lawmaking while his office rebutted claims of ranking MPs.
Parliamentarians have launched sharp criticisms against the cabinet, citing soaring inflation, alleged collusion in executive appointments, and violent demonstrations targeting democratic institutions.
The Prime Minister's Office has released a comprehensive progress report covering festival market controls, flood relief expenditures, digital governance rules, and contractor blacklisting.
Nepali Congress leaders Jeevan Bahadur Shahi and Manoj Mani Acharya have announced their bids for joint general secretary ahead of the 15th General Convention in Kathmandu.
The House Public Accounts Committee has set up a nine-member subcommittee led by Manish Jha to examine allegations of financial irregularities in procuring uniforms for election police.
A National Assembly committee has passed the Domestic Airline Liability Bill, setting air crash death compensation at $100,000 while introducing stricter rules for delays and baggage loss.
Nepal's non-establishment parties are stepping up internal activities this weekend, with the RSP preparing election machinery, the AJP drafting protest plans, and the RPP completing conventions in 74 districts.
Ministers announce plans for dedicated infrastructure courts and statutory overhauls to stabilize contracts, lower industrial costs, and fast-track development projects.
Nepali Communist Party coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal has urged left-wing parties to unite against the Balen Shah government, warning that constitutional rights and republican achievements are under imminent threat.
The House of Representatives has advanced measures protecting healthcare personnel and social security beneficiaries while lawmakers voice concern over potential ordinances and missed floor speeches.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah's office has released the full roster of his 25-member advisory and secretariat team, alongside an official profile detailing his career and policy priorities.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has released a six-month report card showcasing state restructuring, even as ruling-party lawmakers and economists criticize his administration's governance style and economic record.
A deep factional split has pushed the Nepali Congress toward parallel general conventions, with rival groups led by Gagan Kumar Thapa and Sher Bahadur Deuba preparing separate assemblies.
Nepal's Ministry of Home Affairs has transferred 100 assistant-level civil servants and reassigned eight senior officials, appointing new Chief District Officers in three districts.
Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari has made her first public appearance after taking a senior post in the CPN-UML, urging the party leadership to admit mistakes and conduct an honest self-appraisal.
The CIAA has filed a corruption case against 10 former officials and ward representatives of Rainas Municipality in Lamjung over the embezzlement of Rs 1.67 million in Prime Minister Employment Programme funds.
Former Gandaki provincial minister Rajiv Gurung, known as Deepak Manange, has joined the Nepali Congress, while local units in Kaski witness sharp intra-party rivalries during regional convention voting.