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PMO publishes Shah’s secretariat roster after RTI request
The Prime Minister’s Office had earlier disclosed that 27 people had been appointed to the prime minister’s secretariat but declined to identify them all. It has now published a 25-name roster on its website.
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PMO publishes Shah’s secretariat roster after RTI request
The Prime Minister’s Office had earlier disclosed that 27 people had been appointed to the prime minister’s secretariat but declined to identify them all. It …
Why are vacant local and provincial seats still waiting for elections?
The March 5 election filled federal seats vacated by political aspirants, but months later voters in dozens of local and provincial constituencies are still without …
Martyrs’ families threaten RSP whip Krantishikha amid dispute over a memorial
A dispute over a Gen Z anniversary memorial has escalated into threats against RSP whip Krantishikha Dhital, exposing a wider contest over who can speak …
Why secretariat support is essential for effective MPs
A secretariat can also serve as an entry point for younger voices to engage directly in political and policy processes, strengthening their sense of ownership …
Technofeudalism with Nepali characteristics
How a nation that survived kings, Maoists, and catastrophes is now learning to genuflect before a new kind of lord
India’s viral ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ crosses 12 million followers in days
Born from online outrage over a controversial “cockroach” remark allegedly made by India’s Chief Justice, the satirical initiative has quickly become a phenomenon on Instagram.
Why is Pokhara demolishing lakeside structures? Explained
Pokhara has begun demolishing structures along Phewa Lake’s 65-metre buffer zone to enforce long-pending Supreme Court orders aimed at restoring the heavily encroached lake.
When identity hardens into conflict
As economic frustration, digital mobilisation, and political drift converge, Nepal’s Terai-Madhes is witnessing a shift from lived coexistence to contested identity, with dangerous consequences
Nepal 2026 elections: What women gained, what the system withholds
Women’s presence in Nepal’s new House of Representatives has grown, but deeper questions remain about real inclusion, party control, and whether representation is transforming power, …
Supreme Court orders government to justify appointment of Attorney General Kandel
Court seeks explanation over allegations of ineligibility and calls both sides for hearing on interim order on April 17.
Home Minister Sudan Gurung steps down
Sudan Gurung resigns as Home Minister amid mounting scrutiny over investment links, citing the need for a transparent investigation and public accountability.
Ashika Tamang: Between TikTok and the parliament
When virality collides with the weight of public office, it begs a bigger question: what changes when an activist becomes a lawmaker?
