I stand by my argument, the lion is not a symbol of mercy and compassion : Hari Dhakal
-
Media Baaji
- Mon, 10 August 2026
Kathmandu. Hari Dhakal, MP of the ruling party Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP, said that the lion is violent, proud and a symbol of the ruler. Dhakal said this after being widely criticized on social media on Sunday.
Dhakal, while speaking at a program on Sunday, commented that the name Singhdarbar was not appropriate as there are no lions in Nepal. After that he was criticized.
Related News
The number of people registering the voter list has increased, the election office has been operating since 8 am
Bheriganga. In Surkhet, the number of people registering voters has increased. According to Provincial Election Office, Surkhet, the number of people who registered was low in the first days when the new voter list reg...
President Paudel is going to visit Qatar today
Kathmandu. President Ramchandra Paudel is going on a visit to Qatar today. Paudel is going to Qatar to participate in the "Second World Summit for Social Development" to be held in Doha from October 18 to 20. According...
Boycott of first city meeting of National Independent Party Melamchi: Question on internal democracy
Sindhupalchok. The boycott of the first city session of the Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP held in Melamchi municipality of Sindhupalchok has raised questions about the internal management and democratic practices within the party. It is a matter...
This government is not poor-friendly: Hark Sampang
Kathmandu. Hark Sampang, chairman of the Labor Culture Party, has accused the current government of not being poor-friendly. Speaking to reporters at Surkhet Airport on Saturday, President Sampang said that it was irresponsible for the government...
The current session of the National Assembly ends
Kathmandu. President Ramchandra Paudel has ended the current session of the National Assembly. On the recommendation of the government, President Paudel ended the session of the National Assembly with effect from 12 midnight on Friday, February 1....
5 million ballots for proportional representation are yet to be printed
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has said that 15 million ballots for the proportional election system have been printed. The printing of the ballot paper started from the 2nd of January at the printing house of Janak Shiksha Material Kendra Lim...