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Nepal's president dissolves parliament and announces November elections28 May 2021
Nepal’s President Announces Fresh Elections Amid Continuing Political Upheaval
The decision comes amid regional geopolitical churn and a deadly second wave of…
In Nepal, KP Sharma Oli reappointed prime minister after opposition fails to form government18 May 2021
President Bidya Devi Bhandari had asked the Opposition to come up with the support of majority lawmakers to form a new government by 9 pm Thursday after Oli, 69…
In Nepal, president initiates government formation after prime minister loses vote of confidence11 May 2021
Kathmandu: Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari has called on parties to form a new majority government by Thursday after the one headed by the embattled Prime M…
Nepal's supreme court yet to hear case on appointments to constitutional bodies15 March 2021
The Supreme Court is yet to initiate hearing on the writ petition against the controversial appointments to constitutional bodies around three months since the …
Nepal's supreme court rules dissolution of lower house of parliament was unconstitutional23 February 2021
Nepal’s Supreme Court has reinstated the House of Representatives, the lower house of the bicameral parliament, by quashing a decision of Prime Minister KP Shar…
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