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Supreme Court turning to normalcy



KATHMANDU: Indications have shown that Supreme Court is likely to pick up rhythm despite the protests being staged by the Nepal Bar Association.

Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana has assigned 10 benches to hear on writ petitions for today. All the assigned Justices are attending the assigned benches.

Chief Justice has scheduled 222 all sorts of cases including habeas corpus for hearing today.

Agitating Justices have who had been staging demonstrations demanding Chief Justice’s resignation have agreed to attend the benches following an agreement to schedule writ petitions through lottery.

Publish Date : 19 November 2021 13:52 PM

Voting resumes in Malu, Dolakha after evening settlement

DOLAKHA: Voting at the Golmeshwar Secondary School polling station resumed

Nepal Army cast votes from temporary polling station

KATHMANDU: Military personnel and other government employees who are eligible

Voting concludes; voters already in line allowed to cast ballots

KATHMANDU: Voting in the midterm election for the House of

45 percent voter turnout recorded nationwide by 4 pm

KATHMANDU: Around 45 percent of voters had cast their ballots

PM Karki holds phone talks with Qatar counterpart, urges peaceful resolution to Iran war

KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Sushila Karki held a telephone conversation with