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Nepal's supreme court rules dissolution of lower house of parliament was unconstitutional23 February
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…
Op-ed: Nepal's court should also interpret constitutional rule on length between parliamentary sessions29 January
The current political turmoil in Nepal is the talk of the town everywhere. The focus point, however, is the ongoing high-profile debate in the constitutional b…
Nepal's top court to hear case on dissolution of parliament6 January
Nepal's top court on Wednesday will begin hearings on petitions challenging Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's sudden decision to dissolve the parliament, a move …
Nepal dissolves house of representatives in move critics call unconstitutional21 December 2020
In a dramatic turn of events, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli today decided to dissolve the House of Representatives and call mid-term polls to be held in two phas…
Nepal's local governments want jurisdiction under the constitution clearly defined 16 October 2020
As the centre prepares to amend the Local Government Operation Act 2017, local authorities have asked the federal government to cement their exclusive rights gr…
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