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2022 internal election of Nepali Congress

The 14th General Convention of the Nepali Congress, in which delegates of the Nepali Congress Party re-elected Sher Bahadur Deuba as chairman, was held 13–15 December 2021, at Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu. Similarly, the convention of the six Province was held from 2–3 December. The convention of the Pradesh 2 was delayed and held after National Convention on 22–23 December 2021.

Nearly 850,000 active members of the party throughout the country took part in this occasion from ward to national level. The total of 4,783 delegates were elected from 165 constituencies- which in turn voted to elect central level portfolios.

Central Committee Portfolio Election

2nd Round for Party Chairman

1st Round for Party Chairman

Party Portfolios

Surveys and opinion polls

Central Committee Members

As per the constitution of the party, 35 people shall be elected under open category, 9 under women, 21 from provinces at the rate of 3 from each, 9 from Dalit, 15 from Adivasi Janajati, 13 from Khas Arya, 9 from Madheshi, 4 from women, 3 women from central members and 3 women members.

Province category

Nominated

Members of Central Working Committee

On 28 January 2022, NC president Sher Bahadur Deuba formed Central Working Committee which was approved by central committee.

Provincial portfolio election

References

31/12/2013:PR lists submitted amid resentments (kp), Dozen NC central leaders object (kp), Nepali Congress PR lawmakers (list) (kp), NC submits PR list (ht), Cong submits PR list with 67 new faces, by Prakash Acharya (ht), NC picks 91 PR names amid note of dissent, by Kosh Raj Koirala (rep), Dahal hands in names despite deputies’ dissent (kp), UCPN (Maoist) PR list (kp), UCPN-M gives candidates’ names to EC: Bhattarai, Shrestha express dissatisfaction, boycott meeting, by Tika R. Pradhan (ht), Maoist top brass divided as PR final list submitted, by Ashok Dahal (rep), Spouses, aides in Madhes PR lists (kp), Wives of 3 party chiefs in Madhesi parties' PR lists (rep), RPP-N splits over seat row, by Binod Ghimire (kp), RPP-N splits over PR seats dispute, by Jivesh Jha (rep), Post-poll euphoria fizzles out as RPP-Nepal splits (ht), Ashok Rai party gives EC deadline a miss (kp), CA inauguration row persists (ht), Sit on it: Regmi govt would be wise to leave divisive decisions to elected Parliament (kp), In defense of bandas: General strikes embody elements of peaceful social disobedience that can still be a model for protest, by Ben Conner (kp), Constitution first: If the intent was to give everyone a voice in constitution writing, why was it necessary to go through the election process at all?, by Sukhdev Shah (rep), Hear us too: Youth account to 42 percent of the population but they constitute only eight percent of FPTP winners, by Dipendra K.C. (rep)

30/12/2013:Voices of dissent resound in UML (kp), Deadline to submit PR list today, only 19 submit so far (nn), UCPN-M central office to pick proportional representation candidates (ht), Maoists take forced nod from CC

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Preface

Dr Chandra Kumar Laksamba passed away on the 26th of January at the age of 59. This was both unexpected and untimely. He still had many important dreams to pursue. Despite this, he had to bring together events and achievements of his life as remembered by the people who were closely associated with him at one or other period.

This publication may be seen as part of a growing tradition in Nepal to record and publish memorial volumes, known as smriti grantha. contributions of individuals to their communities and beyond. These collected memories serve a special function of creating and preserving people's life histories.

numerous contributors, by their nature are bound to have a lot of repetition in contents, and to lack standardisation. Claims made in individual accounts are taken as given; their veracity is frequently One important aspect of this book is that the collection of memories makes up only half the contents of the book. The second half is a collection of his own writings, which represent his contributions, views and theories on various issues concerning Nepali society. Leaving four books and reports aside (Laksamba, 2005;Laksamba et. al, 2013 and2019;and CNSUK, 2019), we have reproduced all his major works (including co-authored), written both for academic and for general purposes.

The book includes contents written in both Nepali and English. Our aim has been to present the memories in Nepali so far as was practicable. This is to make the content accessible to Nepali language readers, who cared for Chandra, so they could understand various aspects and perspectives of his life as experienced by friends and colleagues, are in English. Chandra's own writings are also primarily in English. The introduction chapter, which is an adaptation of an obituary originally

… the Buddhist movement never tries to destroy evil absolutely, as it would be evil to do so. Instead, it seeks to transform evil into good, turning even demonic entities into ‘protectors of freedom’ (dharmapala) or ‘world protectors’ (lokapala). To think that evil can be eradicated by destroying an external demon is to miss the ‘dark side’ within oneself, to destroy one’s own demonic unconscious potential, and hence actually to be taken over by the demon of one’s own egotism. – Robert A.F. Thurman

Those who are interested to get a broader and more detailed background knowledge about the Dorje Shugden controversy and their global players might find the book “The Dalai Lama and the King Demon – Tracking a Triple Murder Mystery Through the Mists of Time“ by Raimondo Bultrini, an investigative journalist from Italy, very useful. (You can only pre-order it, the publication date is 1st Jul ’13.)

Bultrini is a senior journalist who worked for different Newspapers, including La Republica, and who wrote investigative and featured articles on Mafia, Red Brigates and on the new fascist bloodbath killings which occurred in Italy during those years. Bultrini is a member of Choegyal Namkhai Norbu’s Dzogchen Community in Italy.

The upcoming book by Bultrini about the Dorje Shugden Controversy is a translation of ‘IL DEMONE E IL DALAI LAMA’ (2008, 406 p.) from Italian into English.

In this book Bultrini shows the different players and their different involvements, including that of the Chinese authorities and the Dharamsala’s counter-espionage, the New Kadampa Tradition’s/Kelsang Gyatso’s involvements as well as that of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche, Kundeling Lama, the 14th Dalai Lama, his sister, the Delhi ‘Shugden Society’, the assassination of Gen Lobsang Gyatso … and vicious plans from here and there. To give you an idea about some of the dynamics most Westerners just don’t know, here an excerpt:

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