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Sakar Koirala is an aspiring advocate who roams around with a contemplative spirit, contemplating law beyond textbooks and on its philosophical meanings that shape human values and society.
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The government has authorized the introduction of the Federal Education Bill in the House of Representatives for official approval. This decision was reached during a Council of Ministers meeting at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Min...
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आशिका तामाङको क्रियाकलापले नेपाली समाजमा एउटा महत्त्वपूर्ण प्रश्न उठाएको छ - सार्वजनिक हितका लागि गरिने व्यक्तिगत पहलहरूको सीमा कहाँसम्म हुनुपर्छ भन्ने विषयमा बहस गरिनु आवश्यक भएको छ। आशिकाले फोहोर व्यवस्थापन र सार्वजनिक शौचालयहरूको दुर्दशा जस्ता सम...
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It's taken a year, but we've succeeded - the parliamentary calendar is finally here. Sumana Shrestha, MP of Rastirya Swatanra Party
The gathering of the top leaders from three major political parties, including the Speaker, convened with the purpose of alleviating the parliamentary deadlock, concluded without a decisive outcome. Even during the subsequent discussions held at Singha Durbar in the second phase of the meeting, a consensus remained elusive.
Taking the lead to address the impasse caused by the UML's persistent disruptions demanding a high-level inquiry committee regarding the gold case, the Speaker initiated efforts to reconvene the House. The Speaker's Secretariat indicated that an earnest deliberation took place among the senior leaders, including the Prime Minister, aimed at resuming the parliamentary session today.
Following the inconclusive meeting, a resolution was reached to reconvene tomorrow at 10:30 AM, this time at the Prime Minister's Residence in Baluwatar, in the presence of the Speaker. The meeting initially scheduled for today has been deferred to 3 pm tomorrow due to the absence of an accord.
During the meeting, the Speaker asserted that arriving at an agreement seemed to be an unattainable option at the moment.
Expressing the sentiment, the Speaker articulated, "The silence of the people becomes palpable when the functioning of the parliament is impeded. Numerous crucial matters, including concerns about natural calamities, remain unaddressed before the House. I have demonstrated utmost flexibility and exerted positive pressure on the parties to reach an understanding. I have staunchly advocated for fostering mutual trust, unity, and collaboration among the parties. Consequently, I have postponed the meeting on multiple occasions by issuing notices. Nevertheless, I am disinclined to establish a precedent of delaying the notice to halt proceedings."