Monday, March 9th, 2026

‘Social networking sites should be registered”



KATHMANDU: Nagarik daily has prioritized the issues related to registration of social networking sties and the disputes of the ruling Nepal Communist Party in today’s newspaper.

Briefing journalist about the cabinet decisions on Thursday, Minister for Communication and Information Technology Gokul Prasad Baskota underlined the need to register all forms of social networking sites. They should be brought under the purview of the government to curb cyber crimes.

Similarly, NCP leaders have been expressing dissatisfaction saying that the unification at the district and local levels has been facing stalemate due to the wrangling between chairmen Oli and Dahal. Factional politics and disputes among the party leaders have marred the long-overdue party unification, says the report.

Publish Date : 22 February 2019 07:17 AM

Kulman Ghising’s Ujyalo Nepal and supporting party miss out on direct seats

KATHMANDU: Kulman Ghising, chair of the Ujyalo Nepal Party, has

Balen submits election expense report after defeating Oli in Jhapa-5

KATHMANDU: Balen Shah, the candidate of the Rastriya Swatantra Party

EC delays Dhanusha-1 result as RSP candidate’s disqualification case reaches Supreme Court

KATHMANDU: Uncertainty has emerged over the election result in Dhanusha-1

NEPSE hits third positive circuit, trading halted for the day

KATHMANDU: Trading at the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) was halted

Economist-turned-politician Swarnim Wagle re-elected from Tanahun-1

DAMAULI: Economist and policy expert Swarnim Wagle has been re-elected