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    Thapa Resigns After Nepali Congress Election Loss

    Kathmandu, March 19 Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has submitted his resignation from the post after the party's defeat in the recently held general elections, a media report said on Thursday.The elections for the House of Representatives, held on March 5, elected a 275-member Lower...
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    Madheshi Politics Shift: RSP Dominates, Traditional Leaders Lose

    Kathmandu, March 10 As Balendra Shah is set to become Nepal's first Madheshi prime minister, traditional political figures from the region suffered major defeats in the March 5 elections.The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), which has nominated Shah as its prime ministerial candidate, won almost...
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    From the Bronx to Jhapa: How Rap is Shaping Nepal's PM Race

    Jhapa (Nepal), March 2 – From the Bronx in the US to the streets of Nepal, rap has been a musical form that has served as a vehicle for social change.In Nepal, last year's Gen Z protests featured a large number of rappers who mobilized the masses, fueled by their enthusiasm. In Nepal...
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    Election Looms: Nepali Congress Focuses on Development and Addressing Protests

    Kathmandu, February 26 Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa said on Thursday that the next five years would be a “golden period of change” for the country, which goes to the polls on March 5.Addressing an election rally in Surkhet, the candidate for Prime Minister of the Nepali Congress...
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