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Tribhuvan University (TU) is holding elections for the Free Student Union (FSU) on March 19

by Hamro Colleges
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Tribhuvan University (TU) is preparing to hold elections for the Free Student Union (FSU) on March 19. Originally scheduled for March 12, the date was pushed back by a week after consultation with several student unions.

The TU Student Welfare Council and Sports Directorate met today and suggested to the TU Executive Council that the election be held on the specified date.

The date was recommended with the opinions of student unions, exams, and student enrollment schedules in mind, and it is anticipated to be ratified by the Council very soon, according to Directorate executive director Prof Pashupati Adhikari.

For a long time, FSU elections in TU and its component and affiliated schools have been halted. As he stated, the FSU election central monitoring coordination committee would be formed by the TU Executive Council.

Previously, TU met with all of the presidents of the Student Unions to discuss the election date. The unions are supposed to have agreed on this day. It had met with TU office bearers, department heads, deans of all nine faculties, and the Controller of Examinations to discuss the situation.

The TU is made up of 62 constituent campuses and 1040 associate campuses. The FSU election has an age restriction of 28 years and a mixed electoral system. The FSU election was held for the first time on TU campuses in 2073 BS, with the provisions of an age restriction and a mixed electoral system in effect.

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United States, China, India, and Pakistan Congratulate the 44th Prime Minister of Nepal, Pushpa Kamal Dahal

by Hamro Colleges
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In honor of Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s appointment as prime minister of Nepal, the United States of America congratulated him and sent him its best wishes.

Dean R. Thompson, the US ambassador to Nepal, congratulated the newly-elected PM Dahal on Twitter.

the 44th Prime Minister of Nepal is Pushpa Kamal Dahal

Puspa Kamal Dahal

The US ambassador stated on Twitter, “Congratulations to @cmprachanda on his appointment as PM. Looking forward to further strengthening our 75-yr partnership & working together to support democracy, human rights, and economic growth”. “We are pleased with our strong and long-standing relations with Nepal and will continue to work with the government there to advance issues that are important on bilateral, regional, and international levels, such as attaining sustainable economic growth and advancing democracy and human rights.”

In the meantime, Dahal received congratulations from Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on his appointment.

Sharif posted on Twitter, “Heartiest felicitations to Rt Hon’ble Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda on becoming Prime Minister of Nepal [sic],” “Pakistan and Nepal have good relations as regional partners. I am forward to collaborating with him to further develop our international relations and regional collaboration.

Dahal was congratulated on becoming the 44th Prime Minister of Nepal earlier on Sunday evening by the spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in Nepal and the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi.

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Khanal demands re-election in Illam

by Hamro Colleges
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Jhalanath Khanal, former Prime Minister and candidate for the House of Representatives (HoR) election from the CPN (Unified Socialist), has charged vote manipulation in his area.

Khanal has called for re-election in Illam seat number one, alleging vote manipulation.

Khanal told the reporters on Saturday, “Electoral fraud has occurred.” The documents show that 2,424 ballots were cast, yet 2,690 ballot papers were discovered in the vote counts. “A total of 266 additional ballot papers were discovered.” He has also stated that those ballot papers should not be recognized under the Election Act, questioning why more ballot papers were dropped than the stated ones.

So far, CPN (UML) candidate Mahesh Basnet from Illam-1 has received 18,542 votes, 2,455 more than former PM Khanal. Khanal, the CPN (Unified Socialist) candidate, has received 16,087 votes thus far.

In the constituency, 17,259 votes out of a total of 59,906 have yet to be counted. Khanal, on the other hand, has called for reelection, claiming election fraud.

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11,142 voters have been added in Kaski district

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In Kaski district, there are now 11,142 additional voters registered to cast ballots in the next provincial assembly and house of representatives elections. According to the Provincial Election Office Pokhara, there are now 5,764 more female voters and 5,378 more male voters in the district since the local level elections.

Rudra Prasad Neupane, the Provincial Election Office’s information officer, reported that at that time, 15,022 people—7,393 women and 7,609 men—registered their identities with the office. 3,860 individuals from outside the area were also present.

The office will give each district’s name that is located outside of Kaski. In Kaski, there were 281,833 registered voters for the municipal elections conducted on May 13.

It should be mentioned that the administration has already set the next November 20 election date for the House of Representatives and Provincial Assembly.

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