UML on Monday said that former king Gyanendra Shah should be held accountable for the deadly riots during a pro-monarchy demonstration in Kathmandu on March 28.

On March 28, the government allowed the Joint People's Movement Committee, formed to campaign for the reinstatement of Nepal as Hindu Kingdom and abolition of the federal system, to hold a ...

KATHMANDU, April 13: Former King Gyanendra Shah has finally opened up about the deadly violence during a pro-monarchy protest ...

Police have revealed that the individuals who set fire to a private house in the Tinkune area of Kathmandu on March 28 are ...

The prime minister and leaders of various political parties had been seeking Shah’s stance on the Tinkune incident. Some ...

Two people, including a photojournalist, were killed and over 110 others were injured during the March 28 violent protests by ...

Following his February 18 appeal to the people to support him, pro-monarchy forces regrouped and formed the committee led by ...

KATHMANDU, April 11: A meeting of the parliamentary Law, Justice, and Human Rights Committee ended without a decision on ...

Participation of protesters from the same groups adds risks. Police say they will monitor the demonstration through CCTV and ...

Nepal’s former king Gyanendra Shah on Sunday expressed sorrow over the violence during last month’s pro-monarchy protests in the Tinkune area of Kathmandu. Two people, including a photojournalist, ...

Families of those who lost their lives in the Tinkune violence will receive Rs 1 million each in compensation. The decision ...

Former King Gyanendra Shah of Nepal expressed sorrow over violence during pro-monarchy protests in. Two people died, and over 110 were injured. Shah emphasized democracy's role in ensuring civil ...