Many blame Suresh Raj Sharma, who heads nomination committee, for delaying the process to push his favourite.

Government to table other five ordinances in House today.

Oli reportedly waiting for Parliament to pass amendments to council law to give him upper hand in decision-making.

Preparations to amend the Political Parties Act could be a strategy to push fringe parties to vote for the ordinances.

Eight of 10 Kathmandu University VC hopefuls write to the prime minister, questioning selection panel convener’s role.

PU, TU to take in Nepali students displaced by harassment at the Odisha institute over Prakriti Lamsal’s death.

Constitutional Bench says that freedom of opinion and expression, despite being fundamental, is not absolute.

Maina Sunar was tortured to death by Army soldiers 21 years ago over alleged Maoist ties.

In another unusual event, upper house passes a motion regretting a lower house member’s criticism of its affairs.

Constitutional experts argue that losing a majority in the upper house is no threat to the government.

The Madhesh-based party says the ordinance favours corrupt elites, threatens public land, national interest.

If Parliament and committees don’t clear bills on time, the prime minister says, it’s natural to resort to ordinances.

Opposition parties decry rampant corruption, accuse ruling Congress and UML of protecting the corrupt.

Ruling parties face hurdles in National Assembly despite having a near 2/3 majority in House of Representatives.

Just four of 16 bills have cleared parliamentary committees after months of deliberations.