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As noted by constitutional lawyer Ganesh Raj Sharma, initially, the Indian government attempted to echo the British way of adjusting with the Rana regime, which was by accommodating each other's interests. With Padma Shamsher in his confidence, Indian Prime…
Read More: Padma Shamsher's Shift in Constitutionalism: “I regard myself as the servant of the nation.” »राष्ट्रिय अनुसन्धान विभागलाई असीमित अधिकार दिने गरी सरकारले ल्याएको विधेयकले नागरिकको गोपनीयताको हक निमोठ्ने मात्र होइन, लोकतान्त्रिक शासन व्यवस्थामाथि नै प्रहार गर्ने आशङ्का बढाएको छ। प्रधानमन्त्री तथा मन्त्रिपरिषद्को कार्यालयले गएको २५ मंसीरमा ‘नेपाल विशेष…
Read More: नागरिकमाथिको जासूसी »The Nepalese opposition movement in Indian soil against the Ranas did not seek British support or mediation in working out a democratic deal with the Ranas. Rather, the opposition movement found common interests with the Indians fighting against the British.…
Read More: Padma Shamsher as the First Constitution Maker of Nepal »Stakeholders and experts working on local governance have accused that the federal government took over most rights of local governments provided by the 2015 constitution. Speaking at an interaction in Kathmandu on Wednesday, a constitutional expert, Bipin…
Read More: Stakeholders, experts accuse centre of taking over local govts’ rights »यदि न्यायिक समितिहरु अदालत र न्यायिक समितिका सदस्यहरु न्यायाधीश नहुने भए उनीहरुले किन मुद्दामा निर्णय दिने ? - नमित वाग्ले न्यायमा पहुँच आधारभूत मानव अधिकार हो । नेपालको संविधान अन्तर्गत सबै नागरिकका हकमा यसको सुनिश्चितता गर्ने दायित्व राज्यको हुने गरी…
Read More: न्यायिक समिति वरिपरिका बादलहरु »If judicial committees weren’t meant to be courts and judicial committee members judges, why would they adjudicate? By: Namit Wagley Access to justice is a fundamental human right and a basic state service enshrined within Nepali Constitution. To mitigate the…
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