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Deuba, Oli eye on Supreme Court verdict, focus on the…

Bigyan Adhikari Kathmandu, Dec 28: After a meeting held on Saturday at Baluwatar between Prime Minister Sushila Karki and leaders of three major political parties—the Nepali Congress, CPN-UML, and the Nepali Communist Party—an understanding was reached to move forward with elections. This development was described in political circles as an
EC issues 20-point directive to political parties ahead of elections

The Election Commission (EC) has issued a 30-point directive to political parties in preparation for the House of Representatives (HoR)
PM Karki interacting with political parties regarding govt priorities

Prime Minister Sushila Karki is meeting with different political parties to discuss the current government's priorities.
Deadline for new party registration ends today

The deadline given by the Election Commission of Nepal (ECN) for registering new political parties expires today.

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Seven injured as ambulance, mini-truck collide
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Emphasis laid on strengthening UN Development System
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Heatwave disrupts daily life across Terai as temperatures near 41°c
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CNI, CIM welcome reform-oriented budget, calls it a boost for investment
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One dead as two drunk men engage in violent brawl
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Attempts to enlist Muktinath, Lo Manthang in World Heritage
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Discrimination-free society is foundation for prosperous Nepal, Vice President says
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