Kathmandu, Oct. 18 -- Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa took the oath of office on Saturday, a week after being elected party chief, pledging to make Congress the most trusted political force duri... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 17 -- Gagan Kumar Thapa secured the highest number of votes at the Nepali Congress's 15th general convention, winning the party presidency with 6,584 votes and defeating his rival Shya... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 14 -- Former Nepali Congress president Sher Bahadur Deuba's faction has taken its parallel 15th general convention process to the constituency level, with conventions completed in 112 ... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 12 -- Chandra Kant Bhandari, Madhu Acharya and Binod Kumar Chaudhary have been elected vice-presidents of the Nepali Congress at the party's 15th General Convention. Pradeep Paudel, Ud... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 11 -- Vote counting for the vice-president and general secretary posts under the Nepali Congress' 15th General Convention has been suspended after candidates demanded that figures for ... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 10 -- Gagan Thapa has been elected president of the Nepali Congress, securing 6,584 votes against 375 for his rival, Shyam Krishna Khadgi. A total of 7,013 votes were cast, of which 5... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 10 -- Gagan Thapa has won the Nepali Congress presidency with 93.88 percent of the vote, while Bishwa Prakash Sharma has been elected senior vice-president unopposed, placing the party... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 9 -- Voting to elect the Nepali Congress leadership has been postponed until Friday after repeated delays in printing ballot papers prevented polling from taking place on Thursday. Th... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 7 -- The Nepali Congress is electing its president, office-bearers and central working committee members at its 15th general convention, with the party adopting a much larger central c... Read More
Kathmandu, Oct. 7 -- Established leaders dominate the race for office bearers at the ongoing Nepali Congress general convention, while younger politicians are seeking seats on the central committee. ... Read More