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24 Jan 2021

Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli expelled from ruling Nepal Communist Party

Oli had been accused of violating party statute by the splinter group. His move to dissolve the 275-member House, sparked protests from a large section of the NCP led by Prachanda, also a co-chair of the ruling party. India has described Oli's sudden decision to dissolve Parliament and call for fresh elections as an "internal matter".

Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli

09 Jul 2020

Nepal's ruling communist party seems headed for split; Chinese envoy steps in

The political future of 68-year-old Oil is expected to be decided on Friday during a crucial Standing Committee meeting of the NCP, amidst the growing involvement of Hou Yanqui, the Chinese ambassador to Nepal, to save the prime minister, known for his pro-China-leanings.

08 Jul 2020

Nepal's ruling communist party meet to decide PM KP Oli’s future deferred

A crucial meeting of Nepal's ruling Communist Party to decide the political future of embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli was on Wednesday postponed once again for Friday, amidst intra-party rifts and calls for his resignation over his style of functioning and anti-India statements.

06 Jul 2020

Chinese envoy meets senior NCP leaders, shows concerns over party rift

Party insiders were further quoted as saying by the local media that the Chinese ambassador also held a meeting with President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Sunday.

06 Jul 2020

NCP's standing committee meet deferred for 2nd time since July 4

The crucial talks between embattled Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and the ruling Nepal Communist Party's executive chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' on the issue of power-sharing will take place on Monday to sort out their differences.

06 Jul 2020

Nepal PM Oli and NCP's Prachanda to meet again today for power-sharing talks

The Prachanda faction, backed by senior leaders including Madhav Nepal and Jhalanath Khanal, has been demanding PM Oli's resignation.

05 Jul 2020

Nepal political turmoil: NCP leader Dahal holds talks with PM Oli

Amid growing demand for resignation of KP Oli in the rival faction of Nepal Communist Party, senior party leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal met the Nepal Prime Minister at his Baluwatar residence on Sunday (July 5). The second round of meeting between the two leaders is likely to take place on tomorrow, reported ANI.

04 Jul 2020

Breaking News: Nepal's ruling Communist Party's meeting cancel

Breaking news coming in from Nepal. Nepal's ruling Communist party's meeting cancel today. Party's crucial standing committee meeting to decide KP Sharma Oli's future, this meeting has been postponed till monday.

04 Jul 2020

Zee Exclusive: KP Sharma Oli may resign today from the post of Nepal's PM

Nepal's PM KP Sharma Oli may resign today. Oli's government is facing unusual situations from opposition party. The opposition has been claiming that Oli is not able to handle Nepal's Government.

04 Jul 2020

Nepal PM KP Oli faces heat from party, govt in danger

Top NCP leaders had on June 30 demanded Oli's resignation as they felt that latest remarks against India were neither politically correct nor diplomatically appropriate.

22 Jun 2020

Nepal's ruling party leader calls Roti Beti ka Rishta with India old rhetoric

The leader was also asked on his views on China being increasingly belligerent and aggressive with its neighbours, to which he said, "China is a bigger power now, while it was considered a sleeping dragon in the past.

Nepal communist party

27 May 2017

Two Nepal parties to withdraw impeachment motion against Chief Justice Sushila Karki

Dahal, who had announced his resignation as the PM to honour an agreement with Sher Bahadur Deuba, said the process has already been initiated.

Pushpa Kamal Dahal

03 Aug 2016

Pushpa Kamal Dahal elected new Prime Minister of Nepal

Nepal`s Parliament elected former guerrilla and Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal as prime minister on Wednesday.

22 Sep 2015

Violence in Nepal over new constitution

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