Revision of Deuba's return home schedule: Landing in Kathmandu at 12:30 pm on Thursday
-
Media Baaji
- Sun, 9 August 2026
Kathmandu. The date and time of the return of former Chairman of Nepali Congress and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has been changed. Earlier, he was scheduled to land in Kathmandu on the night of July 26th, but now he is scheduled to arrive home on Thursday, July 28th at 12:30 noon.
Congress leader Dr. According to Prakashsharan Mahat and Publicity Coordinator Meen Vishwakarma, the time has been moved as per the request, as it will be inconvenient for well-wishers and workers to attend the reception when they land at night. Deuba is scheduled to come to Kathmandu via Thai Air flight.
Express
Related News
At the time of his departure, the Prime Minister gave his own appointment
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki has given attractive appointments to her 'beloveds' when she leaves. In the cabinet meeting held on Sunday, Prime Minister Karki appointed her principal private secretary Ardash Kumar Shrestha as the chairma...
Congress has the ability to take the country to new heights: Vishwaprakash Sharma
Kathmandu. Vice Chairman of Nepali Congress Vishwaprakash Sharma has said that as the elections are approaching, the voters should take a serious decision. Speaking at the district level meeting held at Ghorahi in Dang, he said, will you make a mi...
Silence period begins, what can not be done?
Kathmandu. The silent period has started under the Pratidhisiva member election to be held on Thursday. The campaigning period of political parties and candidates has ended from midnight today. The Election Commission had given time for political...
UML Congress: List of office bearers and central members in Oli's pocket
Kathmandu. There are only nine days left for the 11th Congress of the CPN-UML, which was ousted from power due to the Genji Rebellion. As the preparations for the convention are going on rapidly, interest in the future...
Ordinance Returned by the President Recommended Again Unchanged
Kathmandu. The government has decided to recommend to the President that the ordinance related to the Constitutional Council be reissued. In the latest Cabinet meeting, it was decided to send the same ordinance, which the President had earlier ret...
The government is committed to making Nepal Police more capable and technologically advanced: Prime Minister Shah
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Walendra Shah has said that the government is committed to make the Nepal Police more capable to effectively deal with potential disasters in the future. Giving greetings on the occasion of the 71st Police Day, he s...