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Election Preparations: New voters and political parties being added

Prakash Silwal Kathmandu, Nov 12: The number of new voters and political parties has been increasing following the announcement on the night of September 12 of a fresh election to the House of Representatives (HoR), the lower house of the Federal Parliament. The HoR election is scheduled for March 5,

Waste Management: Toward sustainable and eco-friendly solutions

A large portion of non-biodegradable waste is recyclable. Instead of taxing scrap materials, the government should make policy and legal

Policing, Politics, and Public Perception: The Resilience of Nepal Police

Given this, the demand to arrest former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak appears to

Nepal’s Gen Z Movement Needs Deeper Considerations

The same set of political parties—the Nepali Congress, the UML, the Maoists—continue to dominate, reshuffling among themselves but never ceding

Public Procurement: A strategic tool for good governance in Nepal

A strong procurement system guided by principles of transparency, accountability, fair competition, value for money, and sustainability builds public trust

Who is leading the Gen-Z uprising and its mandate?

The social media influence of independent mayor Balendra Shah (Balen) played a decisive role in escalating the crisis to the

Nepal stuns West Indies: Historic cricket triumph lifts a grieving…

Nepal stunned the cricketing world by defeating the West Indies, one of the most powerful full-member sides of the ICC,

Gen Z Movement: A Historic turning point in Nepali politics

If Gen Z and the interim government can translate momentum into institutional reforms, this could mark the beginning of a

Kulman Ghising faces criticism after removing NEA Chief Hitendra Dev…

However, before Mr. Shakya’s removal, the Energy Ministry did not raise any questions or cite any allegations of incapacity or

Challenges of federalism and inclusion in Nepal

Federalism and inclusion remain the cornerstones of Nepal’s 2015 Constitution. Despite progress in institutionalizing federal structures, gaps in inclusion, amendment