Nepali Congress Internal Dispute and Mother Safety Program Concerns Highlighted
Summary
The Nepali Congress working committee’s decision on internal party arrangements has intensified interest in whether it can ease the party’s factional dispute. The article also highlights concerns over the government’s Mother Safety Program, delays in driving license printing, and preparations to prevent winter load shedding.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress working committee has decided to make constitutional arrangements for former central committee members, raising questions about whether the move will resolve internal disputes.
- The government's Mother Safety Program is facing scrutiny as some pregnant women have reportedly been forced to give birth at hospital gates or on the road.
- Driving license printing has been stalled for more than two months, causing major hardship for service seekers, migrant workers, and students.
- The Nepal Electricity Authority says it is preparing to manage electricity demand in winter after flood damage hit several hydropower projects.
