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The House of Representatives has passed the much-awaited Nepal Citizenship Act, 2063 (First Amendment), Bill 2079. In the meeting today, the bill was presented for decision after Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand responded to the questions raised by the parliamentarians during the discussion on the bill. The proposal presented by
KATHMANDU: The lawmakers have demanded removal of biased provisions- different condition set while conferring citizenship to any person on mother’s
KATHMANDU: Home Minister Balkrishna Khand and Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Gobinda Prasad Sharma, have held discussion with
The government has said that it decided to withdraw the Citizenship Bill as it aimed to forge a consensus unanimously
The parties in the ruling coalition have agreed to move the citizenship bill forward. A meeting of the ruling parties
A discussion was held here among stakeholders on the amendment of Nepal Citizenship Act- 2063 on Sunday.
Parliamentarians have demanded earliest revision of the Citizenship Act (Amendment) Bill.
Kathmandu: Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand has begun discussions at different level in a bid to forge agreement on the
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