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NCP Lawmaker Criticizes Government's 100-Day Plan for Ignoring Critical National Issues
Kathmandu. Madankumari Sah, a National Assembly member from the Nepal Communist Party, has expressed strong objections to the government's recently unveiled '100 Works in 100 Days' action plan, stating that it fails to address the country's fundamental and serious problems. Addressing the National Assembly session, she remarked that the government remains silent on pressing issues in education, foreign employment, and the agricultural sector.She urged the government to abandon the politics of vendetta and work in accordance with the rule of law and public aspirations. While acknowledging the government's 100-day plan, leader Sah argued that it fails to touch upon real-world...
रास्वपाको विजयमा सेनादेखि टीओबी, एआई सम्मको भूमिका रह्यो: बादल
नेकपा एमाले संसदीय दलका नेता रामबहादुर थापा ‘बादल’ ले राष्ट्रिय स्वतन्त्र पार्टी (रास्वपा) को विजयमा नेपाली सेनादेखि बाह्य अदृश्य शक्तिहरूसम्मको निर्णायक भूमिका रहेको दाबी गरेका छन्।
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MP Harka Sampang Presents 9-Point Proposal to Government in Parliament
Kathmandu. Shram Sanskriti Party MP Harka Raj Rai (Harka Sampang) has presented a 9-point demand and suggestion to the government in the House of Representatives regarding national independence, good governance, economic development, and public livelihood.Speaking from the parliament rostrum on Thursday, he stated that the government must take immediate steps to protect national independence and sovereignty. At the end of his address, he handed over a letter containing the 9-point suggestions to the Speaker.The major demands raised by MP Rai in parliament are as follows:1. MCC Repeal and Non-Aligned Foreign Policy: To preserve national independence, geopolitical balance, and a non-aligned...
Nepali Congress Leader Sitaula Urges Government to Abandon Politics of Revenge
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress leader and National Assembly member Krishna Prasad Sitaula has urged the government to abandon the politics of revenge and move toward national consensus and unity. Addressing the National Assembly meeting, he expressed surprise at the decisions and working style of the new government's first cabinet meeting and suggested that the 'due process of law' be fully followed. Addressing the political situation following the formation of the new government, Sitaula pledged constructive support for the government's positive actions. Emphasizing that the government must work according to the spirit of the constitution to fulfill the aspirations of the people, Sitaula...
