Prime Minister Sushila Karki engaged in discussions with the mayors of the Kathmandu Valley.
e stated that his party is the one that places the greatest trust in the 'mandate' of the public. During a programme held today in Butwal by Press Chautari Nepal, General Secretary Pokharel noted that the government's actions and initiatives should be centered on the elections scheduled for March 5, yet this focus has not been observed.
A total of twelve political parties, including the newly formed Nepali Communist Party and the Progressive Democratic Party, which is poised to announce its unification, have submitted their registration applications to the Commission on the first day.
The Prime Minister has earlier held discussion in this regard with the top leaders of the political parties, representatives of the Gen Z groups and chief ministers of all seven provinces.
Despite disruptions and 'brief uncertainty' created by the Gen Z movement in September 8-9, the government's revenue collection registered a steady growth over the first four-month of the current Fiscal Year 2025/26.
Thirty-two political parties have submitted applications to the Election Commission (EC) by Sunday, the last day for party registration for the House of Representatives election.
The Election Commission has made public a draft of the code of conduct of the election to the House of Representatives (HoR) member announced for coming March 5.
The Election Commission (EC) has made public the schedule of the election to the National Assembly members announced for coming 24 January 2026.
The Election Commission has announced the schedule for the House of Representatives (HoR) election slated for March 5, 2026.
"I know that over about six months, the Americans have been actively talking to, meeting and inviting to Washington certain politicians of the Kiev regime. They are shaping an opinion about them, looking for a person who could replace [Zelensky]," he said.
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that Nepal was moving forward on its democratic path, especially after the recent Gen-Z movement.
Acting President Khadka has also admitted that the party has taken some time for making an appropriate decision by considering the unfavorable situation created in the history of the country and the party.