Prime Minister Balendra Shah meets MPs from three provinces as he builds a national plan focused on reforms, budget allocation and development.

Party spokesman Jha says the party is sending five members of parliament to each ministry.

March 5 polls punished traditional parties, who ruled the country for decades. Local and provincial elections are due next year.

The government aims to dismantle all political student unions in educational institutions within 60 days.

Dissident camp hosts lawmakers, uses official party letterhead. Thapa camp mulls disciplinary action.

In the work plan unveiled on Saturday, the Balendra Shah-led Cabinet aims to implement time-bound reforms, enhance service delivery, and address public grievances.

Former prime minister and ex-home minister face investigation over deaths during Gen Z protests.

As parliamentary party leader, Dahal will now appoint the deputy leader and the chief whip.

Both Congress camps hold meetings to discuss the scenario following leaders’ arrests. Cadres alerted to brace up for ‘any situation’.

The main opposition warns that the Balendra Shah-led administration’s “prejudiced” actions could push the country towards renewed conflict and instability.

Protests erupt across Kathmandu following the arrest of former prime minister Oli over the alleged suppression of the Gen Z movement.

Party seeks judicial probe led by sitting Supreme Court justice; plans protests and legal challenge.

Decides to implement Gauri Bahadur Karki commission’s inquiry report on Gen Z protest crackdown.

There are enormous expectations of the 35-year-old executive head who must now deliver on promises of anti-corruption, good governance, meritocracy, and justice for the families of the martyrs of Gen Z uprising.

Ministerial candidates still under discussion among top leaders of the largest party, with new PM’s swearing-in set for tomorrow.

While the Thapa faction wants the convention on the proposed date, the dissident faction is against any move before the Supreme Court’s verdict over the legitimacy of the special convention.

Adviser cites top Rastriya Swatantra Party leaders’ communication to the interim government that it should not take decisions of long-term consequences.

RSP senior leader Balendra Shah is set to take oath at the President’s Office on March 27.

The RSP is expected to formally elect senior leader Balendra Shah as the leader of its parliamentary party.

Dissident Deuba faction asserts itself, plans to propose its own candidate for parliamentary party leader.