Cooperative managers make desperate depositors buy pricey lands, take hefty cuts but don’t pay back depositors.

Nepal Police says individual cases of heavy-handed behaviour of personnel are punished.

CPN-UML chief whip Mahesh Bartaula claims Parliament will convene no later than February 2.

Forces accused of forgetting federalism’s spirit in quest for power, failing the marginalised.

Absence of some parties in inaugural sitting suggests an alliance won’t be easy to build.

Six opposition parties led by the Maoist Centre blast ‘arbitrary’ rule, demand Parliament session pronto.

They oppose ruling parties’ attempt to hamper their electoral prospects.

Those who lost savings question compensation plans, and possible use of their funds to finance regulatory body.

Maoist supremo never fails to play one lieutenant against another. He was short of one this time so he brought back Pun, leaders say.

Yet there’s no unanimity. Prabhu Sah has no idea of bid to bring together Madheshi forces.

Explanation sought over ‘poor performance’, transformer purchases, ‘lack of cooperation’.

The former rebel leader says it was getting hard to differentiate between the ‘broker class’ and the Maoists.

No obvious threat seen to Oli’s leadership, but some hint at Bidya Bhandari’s comeback.

Power utility chief Ghising, officials question the legal basis of a tariff study panel formed by energy ministry.

Recent instances suggest some of the party chair’s trusted aides are distancing themselves from him.