NEPAL’s VIP culture: A threat to democracy
There are more than 2000 VIP’s in Nepal, the burden of this so-called class is so heavy that common people
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There are more than 2000 VIP’s in Nepal, the burden of this so-called class is so heavy that common people
In recent years, there is a lot of competition to become the inspector general of the Nepal Police. The competition
The Constitution of Nepal, 2015 has not given executive powers to the President. In Article 66 (2) of the Constitution,
By: Gaurav Pokharel Edited By: Pathikrit Sen Gupta News18.com Last Updated: FEBRUARY 08, 2023, 00:43 IST The investigation committee formed by the government
By: Gaurav Pokharel Edited By: Manjiri Joshi News18.com Last Updated: JANUARY 15, 2023, 21:41 IST Premnath Thakur, head of Tribhuvan International Airport, said
Serial killer Charles Sobhraj, who is in Kathmandu’s Central Jail, repeatedly tells his visitors, “I will be released from prison
There are 26 thousand prisoners across the country. Every prison is a village and Chaukidar, Naike, and Bhai-Naike, are leaders
Asibul Miya, 60, is alone in his house in Paklawan in Kachankawal rural municipality in the Jhapa district of eastern Nepal. Both
Inspector Sudarshan Panthee, 31, and Sub-Inspector Birendra Singh Johari, 40, last month did something not many police officers in Nepal
On February 8, 2015, Nepal Police’s Metropolitan Crime Division arrested Hem Dorje Tamang from Rasuwa on the charge of stealing
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