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Tribhuvan University: Master in Law; 2018 - 2021

Tribhuvan University: MBA; 1996 - 1997

University of Canberra, ACT Australia: Master In Human Resource Mgmt; 2008 - 2010

HR / Legal Advisor: United Mission to Nepal , Thapathali, Kathmandu; 1994 - 2008

HR / Legal Technical Advisor: Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health, UK , Liverpool, UK; 2011 - 2013

Advocate / Notary Public: Kantipur Law Firm , Bagbazar, Kathmandu; 2010 - 2019

Advocate / Notary Public: Kathmandu IP Law & Associates Nepal , Civil Trade Centre, Sundhara, Kathmandu; 2019 - Current

Patan High Court Bar Association: General Member; 2008 - Current

Australian Human Resource Institute: General Member; 2008 - 2010

Nepal Notary Public Association: General Member; 2007 - Current

International Association for AI and Law: General member; 2019 - Current

Endeavour Award 2008: Endeavour Award offered by Government of Austalia; 2008

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Appointment of the Speaker of the House in Nepal: A Detailed Constitutional Analysis ( प्रतिनिधि सभाका सभामुखको नियुक्ति: नेपालको संवैधानिक विस्तृत विश्लेषण )

A detailed constitutional analysis of the appointment, powers, tenure, and removal of the Speaker of Nepal’s House of Representatives under Article 91. Read More ...

Posted at : May 5, 2026

Constitutional law

Unlawful Termination in Nepal: Know Your Rights Under Labor Act 2074

Unlawful termination is a serious issue under Nepal’s Labor Act 2074, which protects employees from unfair dismissal by employers. This blog provides a clear and practical overview of what constitutes unlawful termination, the legal grounds required for termination, and the rights employees are entitled to under the law. It also explains employer obligations, due process requirements, and the remedies available to workers if they are terminated unlawfully. Whether you are an employee seeking Read More ...

Posted at : May 3, 2026

Labour Law

Chief Commissioner of CIAA " अख्तियार दुरुपयोग अनुसन्धान आयोग (CIAA) का प्रमुख आयुक्त " in Nepal : Appointment, Powers, Tenure & Legal Framework

The Chief Commissioner of the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) is a key constitutional authority in Nepal responsible for leading the nation’s primary anti-corruption body. Appointed through a constitutional process, the Chief Commissioner plays a crucial role in investigating corruption, misuse of public office, and ensuring accountability within government institutions. This article explores the appointment procedure, powers, tenure, and legal framework governing t Read More ...

Posted at : April 30, 2026

Constitution of Nepal General

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3 days ago

In dhulabari, we had bought a land 8_10 yrs ago and when applied for bank loan we found that the land doesn't have trace map.The land has lalpurja, map and tax receipt but doesn't have trace map...in trace map it is shown as the part of river of public property but physically river isn't present and during query they said that due to the absence of owner during the survey it happened.and when contacted with malpot adhikirit shows no support even mayor of dhulabari tried to support but wasn't able ..how can we recover our land and what Is the legal procedure...can you help me with it..

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