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Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal wins vote of confidence, third in over a year - Vimarsana News

Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal wins vote of confidence, third in over a year

Nepal politics: Parliament Speaker Dev Raj Ghimire said Dahal won 157 votes against the 138 required in the 275-member parliament, while 110 lawmakers voted against him.

Nepal's ruling alliance gets 136 seats in parliament, barely two short for forming new govt - Vimarsana News

Nepal's ruling alliance gets 136 seats in parliament, barely two short for forming new govt

With the conclusion of the vote counting results from the recent elections, major parties have further intensified negotiations to form the new government.

PM Deuba shines again; Nepali Congress emerges as single largest party in general elections - Vimarsana News

PM Deuba shines again; Nepali Congress emerges as single largest party in general elections

The Nepali Congress led by PM Deuba has won 53 seats in the general election. Meanwhile, Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist Leninist) (CPN-UML) won 42 seats. 

Source: india.com
Nepal: As Ruling Alliance Heads Towards Majority Deuba's Nepali Congress Could Be Largest Party - Vimarsana News

Nepal: As Ruling Alliance Heads Towards Majority Deuba's Nepali Congress Could Be Largest Party

Nepali Congress has won 39 seats under the direct voting system. Its alliance partners CPN-Maoist Centre and CPN-Unified Socialist have won 12 and 10 seats respectively.

Source: thewire.in
Nepal Polls: PM Deuba Wins from Dadeldhura; Nepali Congress Ahead in Election Tally - Vimarsana News

Nepal Polls: PM Deuba Wins from Dadeldhura; Nepali Congress Ahead in Election Tally

PM Deuba secured 25,534 votes against his nearest rival Sagar Dhakal, 31, an independent candidate who received 1,302 votes. Deuba has never lost any parliamentary election in the five decades of his political career.

Source: india.com