
The Nepali Congress begins its 15th General Convention in Kathmandu on October 4, 2026, with around 7,700 delegates expected to participate in leadership elections and policy discussions.

RSP lawmaker Anushka Shrestha urged the government to address serious crimes against girls and violence against women through coordinated efforts involving the state, society and individuals.

Nepali Congress has established a five-stall health desk with 30 health workers at Khula Manch to provide checkups, emergency care, medicines and ambulance support to convention delegates.

Kathmandu District Court has extended Durga Prasai’s custody by one day and ordered police to submit the investigation report Monday over an Electronic Transactions Act case.

Most Nepali Congress local conventions in Koshi’s Tarai districts have concluded, while rainfall delayed hill-district conventions and a clash disrupted voting in Biratnagar-6.

Teacher Min Bahadur Dani of Badimalika Municipality-1 in Bajura was assigned as an election officer for a Nepali Congress ward convention and distributed certificates after the election.

The Supreme Court has begun hearing former Nepal Electricity Authority Executive Director Hitendradev Shakya’s writ petition seeking reinstatement after a second removal from office.

RSP lawmaker Rachana Khatiwada said she entered Parliament to seek justice for her son and other Gen Z victims, rejecting claims that she sought political power or position.

Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has been appointed acting prime minister as Prime Minister Balendra Shah travels to New York for the 81st United Nations General Assembly.

RPP parliamentary leader Gyanendra Shahi accused the government of negligence in the Bhotekoshi flood rescue response and called for justice and relief for affected families.

Nepali Communist Party climate department chief Madhav Sapkota called for climate justice, international responsibility and stronger diplomacy to address Nepal’s Himalayan climate crisis.

Former Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal said Nepal’s constitution should be reviewed before amendment and warned against efforts to weaken its spirit through an unexamined amendment debate.

RSP lawmaker Amresh Kumar Singh warned that failure to protect Nepal’s constitution could lead to civil conflict and put Madhesh rights at risk during a Janakpurdham press conference.

CPN-UML Secretary Mahesh Basnet called for explanations over The Grayzone report and opposed constitutional changes that would remove federalism, the republic or inclusive democracy.

RSP Energy Minister Biraj Bhakta Shrestha has taken the oath as a central secretariat member after being elected to the party’s central committee with 2,123 votes.

The CPN-UML task force has finalized a consolidated reorganisation report dropping demands for KP Sharma Oli’s removal and opting for regular general convention procedures.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle is scheduled to attend a diplomatic dialogue and meet Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar on Friday during his three-day India visit focused on bilateral and economic cooperation.

Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle has left for a three-day India visit focused on post-disaster reconstruction and expanding Nepal-India economic, political and diplomatic cooperation.

Kispang Rural Municipality chairman Birbal Tamang was arrested in Kathmandu on Monday over a banking offense case while visiting Singha Durbar to discuss flood-affected communities’ problems with Prime Minister Balen Shah.

Nepali Congress’ Sher Bahadur Deuba faction rejected the January Special General Convention leadership led by Gagan Thapa, opposing its decisions and preparing a separate 15th General Convention amid Supreme Court proceedings.

RSP lawmaker Indira Rana Magar urged the government to address wild elephant attacks and land ownership problems affecting farmers and landless residents in Jhapa.