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Nepal’s main ruling party is leading in last week’s parliamentary elections with most of the votes counted

The Nepali Congress has won 53 seats and the Communist Party of Nepal secured 42 seats in the elections. Read on for details:

Election results showed the ruling Nepali Congress party was leading on Wednesday and could emerge as the single largest group, said analysts who expect a hung parliament to give new political parties a decisive role in forming the government.

Millions of Nepalis went to the polls on Sunday to choose a new government to steer the Himalayan country through a time of economic peril.

About 18 million people are eligible to vote for members of parliament and seven provincial assemblies in Sunday polls.

Nepal will hold national and provincial elections on Sunday, which the ruling coalition, led by the centrist Nepali Congress party, are expected to win.

Nepal's parliamentary elections Sunday are the fourth since the Himalayan nation abolished a centuries-old monarchy and became a republic

Padampur (Nepal) (AFP) - Shouting matches with public officials and undercover sting operations on corrupt bureaucrats helped Nepali television host Rabi Lamichhane tap into widespread discontent over an elderly, back-scratching political leadership.

Thousands of devotees poured into the premises of Basantapur Durbar Square on the occasion of Indra Jatra, one of the biggest religious festivals in Kathmandu with fervour and gaiety. Read more on Dynamite News:

The issue of induction of Gorkhas from Nepal into the Indian Army under the Agnipath scheme is also likely to figure in Gen Pande's talks in Kathmandu

Nepal's government said on Thursday it will hold a parliamentary election on November 20 amid concerns over high inflation and depleted foreign exchange reserves that have led to rising food and energy prices.