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Even as 26 opposition parties gathered in Bengaluru on Tuesday to strategize on defeating BJP-led NDA in the 2024 elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly dismissed this coalition-building exercise as one that reeks of corruption, self-interest and promotion of dynasty politics. “Family first, nation nothing” is the mantra of these parties, he said, and charged them with double-speak on development and welfare of the poor.

Major opposition parties after the capital Patna (Opposition Party Meeting) on 18th July at Bengaluru (Opposition Party Meeting In Bengaluru) is going to | BLiTZ

Government is Committed To Good Governance, Rule Of Law And Participatory Democracy: PM Prachanda

'As I reflected on Ajit [Pawar]'s decision, I couldn't help but wonder why he had chosen to act in such a manner. Despite my initial thoughts, I knew that this was a significant event that required swift action in the face of the political upheaval it had caused.'

KATHMANDU, April 7: Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has said that it does not agree with the Common Minimum Program of the government. Spokesperson for RSP, Mukul Dhakal said earlier that many topics of the Common Minimum Program of the coalition government with UML have now been left out.

KATHMANDU, April 7: The government is waiving the penalty fee on the tax dues of those businesses that have failed to clear the taxes for a long time. Likewise, the government has also looked forward to allowing such enterprises to pay the due amounts on equal installment basis.

KATHMANDU, April 6: The ruling coalition parties have reached consensus on the government’s common minimum program (CMP). Dev Prasad Gurung, general secretary of CPN (Maoist Center), said that the ruling parties held orientation on the common policies and programs of the government in the meeting of the ruling alliance held at the Prime Minister's Residence, Baluwatar, earlier today.

KATHMANDU, April 6: The government has said that it will resolve the pending border issues with India in Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura and other areas through diplomatic means.

KATHMANDU, March 29: The meeting of the 10 ruling parties held at the Prime Minister’s Official residence in Baluwatar on Wednesday morning to finalize the cabinet expansion ended inconclusive.

Kathmandu, Nepal, March 28, 2023: Finally, the ruling coalition partners have reached nearer on a power-sharing deal. Final round of meeting between the top leaders of the major coalition partners- Nepali Congress, CPN Maoist Center and the CPN