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Saindra Rai

Saindra Rai

Rai is a special political correspondent at Onlinekhabar.

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Pressure builds on KP Sharma Oli as UML grassroots call for leadership change

Pressure builds on KP Sharma Oli as UML grassroots call for leadership change

Thapa’s report defends Oli, rejects calls for him to step down as UML chair

Thapa’s report defends Oli, rejects calls for him to step down as UML chair

How the Gen Z uprising changed Nepal’s political course

How the Gen Z uprising changed Nepal’s political course

The Bhotekoshi swept away Syabrubesi. Those left behind are still counting their losses

The Bhotekoshi swept away Syabrubesi. Those left behind are still counting their losses

Children caught in Bhotekoshi flood wait for word from their families

Children caught in Bhotekoshi flood wait for word from their families

Oli rewards loyalists, sidelines rivals in UML ticket distribution

Oli rewards loyalists, sidelines rivals in UML ticket distribution

Binda Pandey: The uncompromising confident leader

Binda Pandey: The uncompromising confident leader

Prime Minister Oli proposes new chapter in Nepali politics

Prime Minister Oli proposes new chapter in Nepali politics

Nepali politics on Shankar Pokharel’s idea

Nepali politics on Shankar Pokharel’s idea

Upendra Yadav in the labyrinth of power

Upendra Yadav in the labyrinth of power

Nepal’s Ministry of Women fails to promote women’s leadership within–hence anywhere

Nepal’s Ministry of Women fails to promote women’s leadership within–hence anywhere

Nepal elections 2022: How regional parties are losing control over the Madhesh province

Nepal elections 2022: How regional parties are losing control over the Madhesh province

Nepal PM lives in a posh capital locality, but his Dadeldhura constituency is the epitome of underdevelopment

Nepal PM lives in a posh capital locality, but his Dadeldhura constituency is the epitome of underdevelopment

Proportional representation parliamentary seats, meant for the marginalised, are being captured by the powerful in Nepal

Proportional representation parliamentary seats, meant for the marginalised, are being captured by the powerful in Nepal

Jhala Nath Khanal may become the president if the Nepali Congress-led alliance wins majority

Jhala Nath Khanal may become the president if the Nepali Congress-led alliance wins majority

Physical to digital: Election campaigns in Nepal undergo several changes over 6 decades

Physical to digital: Election campaigns in Nepal undergo several changes over 6 decades

Nepal’s ‘democratic’ political parties are grooming monarchies within them

Nepal’s ‘democratic’ political parties are grooming monarchies within them

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