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Women’s Presence in the Nepalese Judiciary
“Nepal-India judicial dialogue highlights gender justice, women’s rising role in the judiciary, and the need to safeguard judicial independence.”
Source:My Republica2025-9-141565 -
The story of Singha Durbar: From fire to fire
Singha Durbar, the 1908 Rana-era palace once South Asia’s largest, has twice been gutted by fire—first in 1973 and again on Sept 9—leaving ruins and a symbol of Nepal’s political fragility.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-142149 -
Billions lost, thousands jobless as Nepal counts cost of Gen Z uprising
Anti-government protests have devastated Nepal’s autumn economy—tourism, retail, and major businesses hit with Rs3 trillion losses, 10,000 jobs lost, and growth projected under 1%.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-9-141706 -
Chief Secretary Aryal expresses confidence working with interim govt under Gen Z
Chief Secretary Ek Narayan Aryal said the civil service is ready to support the interim government and ensure uninterrupted essential services.
Source:My Republica2025-9-131226 -
President dissolves House of Representatives
President Ram Chandra Paudel dissolved the House on PM Sushila Karki’s recommendation and announced new elections for March 5, 2026.
Source:Setopati2025-9-131300 -
Former CJ Sushila Karki appointed head of interim govt as parties, Gen Z group reach breakthrough deal
Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki was sworn in as interim Prime Minister on Friday after a deal with Gen Z protesters dissolved parliament, though key political leaders boycotted the ceremony in dissent.
Source:myRepublica2025-9-131060 -
Burnt body found inside Bhatbhateni in Dharan
The body of a person has been found charred to ashes after a fire broke out at Bhatbhateni Supermarket in Dharan Sub-metropolitan City.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-125645 -
Public buses start operating their service from New Bus Park
Public buses have started operating their services from Gongabu-based New Bus Park from today.
Source:the rising nepal daily2025-9-122135 -
Daily life returning to normalcy in Pokhara
Daily life is gradually getting normal in Pokhara with the Gen Z protests calming down.
Source:the rising nepal daily2025-9-121727 -
Nepal Army arrest 27 involved in looting, recovers millions in cash and weapons
The Nepali Army arrested 27 looters within 12 hours and is actively controlling fire incidents nationwide.
Source:My Republica2025-9-101587
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