Kathmandu, December 21 — The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development has launched the ‘Granted Fertilizer Distribution Information System’, a digital platform aimed at making the distribution of subsidized chemical fertilizers more transparent, systematic, and technology-driven. According to the ministry, the system has been implemented to curb irregularities in fertilizer…
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Ramesh Lekhak Submits Written Response to Inquiry Commission on Gen-Z Protests
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu— Nepali Congress leader and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has submitted a written response and recorded a statement before the High-Level Commission of Inquiry investigating the Gen-Z Movement incidents of Bhadra 23 and 24. Lekhak spent nearly two and a half hours on Monday responding to questions from commission…
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Ujyalo Nepal begins preparations for PR list after unity talks collapse
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu- Following the failure of unity talks with other political forces, the Ujyalo Nepal Party (UNP) has begun preparations to finalize its list of candidates for the proportional representation (PR) system. UNEP had held negotiations with the Rastriya Swotantra Party (RSP), Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah’s political group, and the Progressive…
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Ramesh Lekhak Appears Before Commission of Inquiry
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu- Nepali Congress central member and former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak appeared before the Commission of Inquiry on Monday to record his statement in connection with the Gen-Z Movement incident. Although the commission had formally summoned him to appear by Sunday, Lekhak reached the commission’s office at Singha Durbar a…
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EC Allows Media, Online Campaigning for HoR Polls
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu- The Election Commission has allowed political parties and candidates to conduct election campaigns through mainstream and online media for the House of Representatives elections scheduled for Falgun 21, as per the Election Code of Conduct, 2082. According to the code, political parties may broadcast election advertisements on television, radio,…
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30,000 Nepalis Working in Iraq to Receive Work Permits
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu — Around 30,000 Nepalis who have been working in Iraq for years without official work permits are set to receive legal recognition from the Government of Nepal. The decision was made by the Cabinet meeting held on December 10, according to Minister for Labour, Employment and Social Security Rajendra…
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Share Trader Dipendra Agarwal Released on Bail
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu — Share trader Dipendra Agarwal has been released after a court ordered his release on bail. He was freed on Thursday following a judicial decision in the case related to alleged insider trading in the stock market. Agarwal had been in custody for the past 10 days. Arrested on…
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Homework Begins for Unity Between Ujyaala Nepal and Progressive Democratic Party
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu— Preparatory discussions have begun for possible political unity between the Ujyaala Nepal Party, patronised by Energy Minister Kulman Ghising, and the Progressive Democratic Party, backed by former minister Janardan Sharma. The move comes shortly after Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane and Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balendra Shah…
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Election code of conduct approved, to be effective from January 15
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu- The Election Commission has sanctioned the Election Code of Conduct 2082 BS, which will be implemented for the forthcoming House of Representatives elections slated for March 5. The code of conduct, which was published on the Commission’s website today, is set to take effect in the first week of…
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Congress to Exclude Repeat PR MPs, New Faces to Get Priority
by Nepal Pulseby Nepal PulseKathmandu- The Nepali Congress has decided not to repeat any leaders who previously became lawmakers through the proportional representation (PR) system, opting instead to prioritize new candidates in the upcoming elections. The decision was taken at a meeting of the party’s Performance Committee, which is currently engaged in finalizing names…