Nepal Police will begin receiving their salaries every 15 days starting from the next fiscal year, reports Khabarhub. This change is designed to boost financial stability and keep personnel motivated throughout the force

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Nepal Police will begin receiving their salaries every 15 days starting from the next fiscal year, reports Khabarhub. This change is designed to boost financial stability and keep personnel motivated throughout the force

President Paudel has taken a bold step by issuing an ordinance to amend several key laws in Nepal, aiming to simplify governance and strengthen the country’s legal system. This decisive action has ignited lively debates throughout political circles and among the public

Nepal’s Prime Minister told the upper house that pressure from Gen Z influenced his choice of certain ministers, highlighting the growing political impact of younger generations in the country’s governance.

Gen Z protests in Nepal surged over corruption, unemployment, and climate concerns, fueling widespread unrest that ultimately led to the government’s collapse, highlighting the youth’s growing political influence.

Nepal faces rising Gen Z unrest amid protests targeting PM KP Sharma Oli and India’s role, raising questions about the timing and political motives behind the demonstrations, as tensions simmer in the Himalayan nation.

In the wake of a heartbreaking suicide incident involving a student at KIIT, the Nepal government has taken decisive action by warning against the issuance of No Objection Certificates (NOC) for students aspiring to study in Odisha. Authorities are calling for urgent enhancements to safety measures and support systems to protect students and ensure their well-being.