Politics

Five Maoist parties organized Mao Day

Five different Maoist parties today celebrated the birth anniversary of Chinese Leader Mao at four different places and criticized each other.

By A Correspondent Dec 26, 2014

POLITICS: Drifting Allies

With the announcement of agitation by the UCPN-Maoist alliance, the possibility of promulgation of the new constitution by January 22 has come to an end and the new course for power sharing has begun

By Keshab Poudel Dec 26, 2014

POLITICS: What Constitution?

From promulgation of the new constitution by January 22, major political parties have shifted their focus to forming a national consensus government

By A Correspondent Dec 05, 2014

Nepal CA meet scheduled for Dec 9 to discuss Bhattarai’s report

Chairman of the Constitutional Political Dialogue and Consensus Committee (CDPCC) of the Constituent Assembly Baburam Bhattarai has submitted committee’s report to the Constituent Assembly (CA) Chairman Subas Nembang.

By A Correspondent Dec 05, 2014

POLITICS: Deadlines To Miss

Without a credible assurance for future power sharing, the opposition-led alliance is unlikely to allow the ruling parties to promulgate the new constitution by January 22, 2015

By A Correspondent Nov 22, 2014

Nepal-India joint meeting on Kosi and Gandak

Nepal India seventh meeting of the Joint Committee on Kosi and Gandak Projects held

By A Correspondent Nov 20, 2014

18TH SAARC SUMMIT: The Usual Rush

As preparations for the 18th SAARC Summit continue in a haste, given Nepal’s current political tussle and growing regional uneasiness, it remains to be seen how things will unfold over the coming weeks

By A Correspondent Nov 08, 2014

POLITICS: Changing Facade

Despite changing facets, the objective of the current political alliances is to put the country into a prolonged run of political instability

By A Correspondent Nov 07, 2014

POLITICS: Whither New Constitution?

Instead of bridging their differences major parties are drifting apart thus putting the constitution-deadline in a real jeopardy

By Abijit Sharma Nov 07, 2014

CHIEF JUSTICE SHAH: Challenges Ahead

Challenges before chief justice Ram Kumar Shah is to maintain court's sanctity fighting with populism

By A Correspondent Oct 18, 2014

POLITICS: Hard Days Ahead

Political leaders have failed to reach a consensus on constitutional issues, pushing the process of constitution writing into uncertainties

By A Correspondent Oct 18, 2014

POLITICS: Beyond The Borders

Nepal's quest for a new constitutional order faces the geo-political challenges it is less likely to overcome on its own.

By Abijit Sharma Oct 18, 2014

POLITICS: Confrontational Course

Despite the extension of the tenure of the Constitutional Political Dialogue and Consensus Committee for three weeks, the behavior of political parties has not changed much

By Keshab Poudel Sep 26, 2014

POLITICS: BACK TO THE SHAME GAME

As the top three parties refuse to learn from the shameful past the making of new constitution faces a bleak future

By Abijit Sharma Sep 26, 2014

Constituent Assembly: Calendar Question

If the current political trend is any indication, it shows that promulgation of new constitution by February 2015 is unlikely

By A Correspondent Sep 12, 2014

Back To The Dirty Game

As the 1-year deadline of the new constitution draws near the key players of the statute-drafting game begin to cry foul again.

By Abijit Sharma Aug 30, 2014

Modi's Message and Madhes

Although the Indian PM did not use ‘Madhes’ in his speech, he, however, addressed the cause of Madhes.

By A Correspondent Aug 29, 2014

AFTER THE MODI VISIT: Testing Times Ahead

The first Indian prime minister to visit Nepal in 17 years lays foundation to raise the level of bilateral ties to a new high. Now he faces the test of building a model friendship tower on it.

By Abijit Sharma Aug 17, 2014

POLITICS: Strange Alliances

If the recent political alliances provide any indication, it shows that Nepali politics is heading on the path to confrontation

By Keshab Poudel Jul 26, 2014

Nepal’s Constitutional Problem: A Recap

The specter of the first CA’s failure continues to haunt the current assembly. Even though the Constitutional-Political Dialogue and Consensus Committee (CPDCC) has endorsed 11 of 48 contentious issues already settled by the previous CA, federalism h

By Ria Gyawali Jul 26, 2014

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