Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu- Election Commissioner Dr Janaki Kumari Tuladhar has requested assistance from the federation, provincial, local governments, political parties, candidates and all stakeholders to ensure the election is conducted smoothly. In a message regarding the upcoming House of Representatives election this Thursday, through the Election Commission’s social site, Commissioner Tuladhar has requested cooperation and support from all levels of government and concerned parties to make the election successful. Commissioner Tuladhar has expressed his belief that the country has become electoral and that there will be support from all sides....

Kathmandu- Prime Minister Sushila Karki is poised to secure a landmark in Nepali politics by holding the House of Representatives (HoR) election on March 5, four days left to voting. Installed as the PM of interim government in a tumultuous time, Karki braved numerous hurdles, but navigated the situation deftly to arrive at present, ensuring the HoR election. Entire State apparatus are fully prepared for the landmark event. Bureaucracy, political parties and candidates, security agencies, election commission and voters are well prepared and waiting eagerly the election day to make it a grand success. Unprecedented movement The Karki-government was...

Humla – The staff deployed at four polling stations in Humla and the election materials including ballot papers will be transported by helicopter. The staff deployed at the Bhrikuti Basic School Jang in Himalpariko village Limi of Namkha Rural Municipality-6, Sunkhani Basic School Halji, Himshikhar Basic School, and Himalaya Basic School Chala in the same rural municipality-4 will be transported by helicopter, shared Chief District Officer Tek Kumar Regmi. According to him, since the transport services were disrupted due to snowfall at all these four polling stations, 20 staff members, 80 security personnel including Nepal Army, Election Police, Nepal...