- Monday, 5 January 2026
Misuse of social media, AI is major challenge for us
The Election Commission (EC) is in the final stage of preparation for the House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5, 2026. Recently, the election commissioners have been engaging in discuss
Federalism key to stability, prosperity: CM Yadav
In Madhes Province, widely regarded as the cradle of federalism in Nepal, public attention has focused on the government formed under the leadership of the Nepali Congress (NC). The current administration fa
We cannot bar anyone from contesting polls
Nepal is holding elections to the House of Representatives on March 5, 2026 amid rising public frustration. Fed up with bad governance, the people, especially th
Gen-Z demands are relevant
The recent Gen-Z movement has laid growing public frustration with traditional political parties, raising serious questions about trust, representation and the future o
Hold no qualms about March 5 elections
The Election Commission (EC) is working diligently to ensure a free, fair, and credible election to the House of Representatives on March 5, 2026. From assessing security arrangements and enrolling new voters to coordinating with political parties and stakeholders, the EC is focused on building public trust and ensuring smooth election management.
I am fully confident March 5 elections will take place
Preparations are now underway for the House of Representatives election scheduled for March 5, 2026. When the main responsibility of the interim government is to hold the elections,
Trade potential between Nepal and China is enormous: Dr. Gao
Since 2010, I have continuously visited various places in Nepal and interacted and exchanged with Nepalese friends from all walks of life. This rare experience has allowed me to observe Nepalese people and society from different angles up close.
Without elections, there is no democracy: Shrestha
After 30 years of partyless Panchayat rule, Nepal took its first steps toward multi-party democracy in 1991. Surya Prasad Shrestha conducted the first general election held in 1991 after th
Technology can be used to ensure voting rights for Nepalis living abroad: Upreti
As Nepal gears up for the mid-term elections scheduled for March 5, 2026, expectations are particularly high among the nation’s youth and the millions of Nepalis
ICT, agriculture our main focus in Nepal: Park
Park Tae-young is the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Nepal. Park joined public service in 1996. He holds an MA degree in International Trade Policy fr
Elections will be free, fair, credible and impartial: Bhandari
The election to the House of Representatives (HoR) is scheduled for March 5, 2026, following the political transition that emerged after the recent Gen-Z uprising, which led to the formation of an interim govern
Employees should deliver responsively: Chief Secy
On June 15, 1951, the Public Service Commission was established in Nepal, marking the beginning of a formal employee selection process. Later, on September 7, 1956, the first Civil Service
Health, education, employment our priorities: Mayor Lama
Mina Kumari Lama is the first woman to be elected as the mayor of Hetauda, the only sub-metropolitan city in Bagmati Province, and also the provincial capital. In the 2022 local electio
