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Director General of Department of Passports Tirtharaj Aryal in Custody of CIAA
Kathmandu. Director General of the Department of Passports Tirtharaj Aryal is currently in the custody of the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority. A high-level source has confirmed that the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has handed him over to the Commission for investigation.Aryal was summoned to the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers at 10 AM on Monday. He was asked to bring the file related to the passport purchase case. The Chief of the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority, Prem Kumar Rai, reached the Prime Minister's Office around...
RSP General Secretary’s remark on extra points for party supporters sparks controversy
The RSP-led government previously scrapped around 1,500 political appointments across government bodies through an ordinance, citing excessive politicisation
पूर्णिमा र मृदुल मिस तथा मिस्टर सुप्रन्यासनल नेपाल २०२६ का विजेता घोषित
काठमाडौं । मिस सुप्रन्यासनल नेपाल र मिस्टर सिप्रन्यासनल नेपाल २०२६ का विजेता घोषणा गरिएको छ । आयोजित समारोहमा सनुर्वी इन्टरन्यासनलले आन्तरिक मूल्यांकनमार्फत विजेता छनोट गरेको हो । पूर्णिमा कार्की मिस सुप्रन्यासनल र मृदुल आचार्य मिस्टर सुप्रन्यासनलको …
Analysis of Electoral Defeat: Internal Weaknesses Hamper Party Progress
‘उम्र भर गालिब यही भूल करता रहा धूल चेहरे पे थी आइना साफ करता रहा’ This Nazm by the famous poet Ghalib is very popular. This small Nazm says a lot and also strongly satirizes a particular tendency. The true internal strength of any political party or movement is tested only when it faces unexpected defeat or a serious setback. Defeat and victory in politics are natural democratic processes. However, the self-reflection and reaction after defeat determine the future, maturity, and level of consciousness of that party. It is an established psychological truth that every weak person pays more attention...
SSP Suresh Prasad Kafle Warns of Unmanageable Traffic Chaos in Kathmandu Valley Within Two Years
Kathmandu. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Suresh Prasad Kafle of the Valley Traffic Police Office has warned that if the existing traffic system in the Kathmandu Valley is not improved immediately, a dire situation will arise within the next two years where it will be impossible to even walk on the roads.Presenting on 'Public Transport and Freight Management' at a meeting of the Infrastructure Development Committee of the Federal Parliament, SSP Kafle stated that the problem is becoming complicated due to the non-tech-friendly traffic management system in the valley.According to SSP Kafle, out of approximately 6.5 million registered vehicles in...
