Leader of the Madhes-based party says it may surprise both the ruling and opposition sides with a last-minute decision.

The government has withheld its plan to introduce the six ordinances introduced earlier in parliament after the Janata Samajbadi Party-Nepal (JSP-N) did not commit its support to the government.

Nepal's ruling parties backtrack on constitutional amendments, focus on increasing electoral threshold, risking inclusivity ...

As the JSP-Nepal’s support became crucial to pass the ordinances, the party formed the task force to study them. After two ...

Kathmandu, Feb 8: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has instructed the Nepal Police to conduct fair investigations based on evidence and facts.

The government registered two bills in the House of Representatives with the objectives of separating the service provider ...

Criticism mounts over Nepal's new social media laws, with concerns raised about free speech and media freedom.

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Nepal's Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli announced plans to introduce a constitutional amendment bill to enhance political stability. During the Federal Parliament's winter session, he highlighted the ...

Former Norwegian Minister and senior UN official Erik Solheim addressed the Infrastructure Development Committee of Nepal’s ...

Nepal President Ram Chandra Paudel on the recommendation of council of ministers on Tuesday summoned the winter session of parliament from January 31.

Six ordinances introduced by the government in the federal parliament will not be presented for a decision today. The government has backed off from its plan to present the ordinances, citing the ...