The election to the House of Representatives (HoR) and Province Assembly taken place on Thursday in 10 polling centres of Dolakha district was held in a peaceful manner, Chief Returning Officer Dilli Ratna Shrestha said. It is said that voter turnout in the 10 polling centres of four polling stations remained 50 per cent. The

 Haji Israili Mansuri of the Nepali Congress has been elected from constituency no 4 (b) of Sunsari district. As per vote count result announced on Wednesday evening, Mansuri defeated UML’s Haji Abbas Ansari with the margin of 2,115, according to election officer, Arjun Adhikari. Mansuri got 14,300 votes. Source: National News Agency Nepal

 The Election Commission (EC) is set to conduct election in 10 polling centers of Dolakha on December 1 (Thursday). According to Chief Returning Officer Dilliratna Shrestha, necessary preparation for the election to be held on December 1 has completed. He further informed that there are as many as 8,000 voters in four booths. A meeting

 A study report on ‘online violence against women journalists’ shows that 88.6 per cent women journalists experienced violence in their life. The study was conducted from May to August 31, 2022. The study conducted among 281 women journalists working in print, electronic and online media had such finding. Out of 281 participants, 116 women journalists

 Vote counting that was adjourned in Sunsari constituency-4 since last Saturday has begun from today. Vote counting has resumed immediately after an all-party meeting at Bhagawati secondary school in Sunsari district headquarter Inaruwa-1. A dispute was resulted when employees deputed for vote count had added 606 votes in favour of CPN (UML) candidate. Nepali Congress

Dang, the district in the Lumbini Province, reported 5.92 percent invalid votes under the House of Representatives (HoR) election followed by 4.77 in the Province Assembly election. The voting for the twin elections was held on November 20. A noticeable number of invalid ballots in the district comprising three constituencies under the HoR and six

The Nepali Congress’ candidate, Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, also the sitting Minister for Communications and Information Technology and contesting from Sunsari constituency 4, has demanded impartiality in vote count, claiming electoral frauds. There were frauds in vote count in the constituency, he maintained at an all-party meeting on Saturday evening. The meeting was called after representatives