More than 300,000 registered voters through National Identity Card
Kathmandu. 3 lakh 8 thousand 585 people have registered new voter list through national identity card. This number is up to 9:30 pm on November 1st. According to the Election Commission, 3 lakh 11 thousand 415 people have registered their names through biometrics. According to the commission, this number is from the time the new voter list collection was opened until 30th November.
According to the Commission, the registration of the list can be done till 5th of November. Now, if you have a national identity card number, you can register your name online.
Express
Related News
The court order is not a matter to panic, it is an opportunity to re-affirm, says Gagan Thapa
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress President Gagan Thapa has reiterated that the special convention of the party held under his leadership has passed the constitution and said that they are ready to confirm its legality again before the Supreme Court.
...Raid at the home and office of Bagmati Chief Minister Baniya!
Kathmandu: The Department of Money Laundering Investigation has raided the home and office of Bagmati Province Chief Minister Indra Bahadur Baniya. The department carried out the raid on Monday on suspicion that he had concealed illicit assets.
Elections for the Speaker's post are being held in Madhesh Province
Janakpurdham. Elections are being held today for the vacant Speaker's post in the Madhesh Pradesh Assembly. Elections for Speaker are about to be held in Madhes province, which has been vacant for more than a month. The Provincial Assembly is sche...
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...
Education Minister Pun's statement: Economy is not built by traveling abroad
Kathmandu. Education Minister Mahaveer Pun has said that he has rejected all the five invitations for foreign visits after becoming a minister. He said that progress is not possible unless the economy of the country is improved, and he has made it...
In Jhapa-5, Ranjit Tamang, the former president of All Revolutionary Party, will face Oli from CPN
Kathmandu. Ranjit Tamang is going to be a candidate for Jhapa Constituency No. 5 from the Nepali Communist Party CPN in the House of Representatives election to be held on February 21. CPN coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has given ticke...



