Kathmandu, Oct. 4 -- Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has proposed sweeping political, ideological, organisational, and financial reforms in a political report he is preparing to present at the party's 15th general convention, which began in Kathmandu on Sunday.

The report reviews the party's recent political record and acknowledges that its growing focus on power, positions, factions, and access has pushed it further from the public. It proposes a new political culture and working style to reconnect the party with voters.

Thapa's report says last year's Gen Z protests and the political developments that followed should not be dismissed simply as the product of a conspiracy. Instead, it calls for the demands for good governance, op...