"Late on Tuesday, the meeting of CAN held in Pokhara decided to lift the suspension. Details will be released today," Birendra Bahadur Chanda, CAN official.
The decision of Patan High Court to release rape-accused star cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane on bail has been challenged in the country's apex court by the Office of the Attorney General.
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar on Monday lambasted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for "violating" the Flag Code by putting his own cutout overwhelming the Tricolour while unfurling the flag at Srinagar's Lal Chowk on January 29, and said that the move demonstrates the "psychology of a dyn
A London-based non-profit independent think tank the Open Forum organised a webinar. At the event Tibet's activists in exile and campaign groups expressed how "systematically," and "brazenly" China is crushing Tibet's identity and culture when the world is busy doing trade with it.
The Nepal Home Ministry will remain under the jurisdiction of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal after the resignation of Rabi Lamichhane following Supreme Court's verdict to sack him, said a statement from the President Office.
Nepal's Supreme Court on Friday disqualified Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane from his posts after he was found guilty of producing an 'invalid' citizenship certificate to contest the recent general elections.
According to the Phayul report, the delegation in a letter to the Office of Tibet, Japan stated that only Tibetans will decide on the next successor of the 14th Dalai Lama based on their culture and history.
Calling PM Modi an "internationally renowned statesman," the Buddhist magazine said that he had reiterated his desire and indomitable spirit towards protecting and preserving such holy sites as shrines, temples, archaeological sites, and everything related to Buddhist heritage in India.
Suresh Bhardwaj on Wednesday lambasted the state government for overturning the previous BJP government's decision to delimit Shimla Municipal Corporation wards and said that the Congress government's decision is politically motivated ignoring the public interest.
While speaking to reporters upon his arrival at his exile home in Dharamshala, he said that in Bodhgaya, he met people who carry India's 1000-year-old message of ahimsa (non-violence) and that it is his duty to spread the Buddhist message of ahimsa.
According to The Sunday Times, to stop Dalai Lama's visit, China's Charge d'affaires in Sri Lanka, Hu Wei this week, warned that if he was welcomed then the nation will have to suffer dire consequences.