2.7 General Emergency

The emergency's frame (the constitutional provisions): the proclamation (the President-on- Council-recommendation (the parliamentary-approval's discipline (the two-thirds-type majorities))); the emergency's types (the war-external-aggression-armed-revolt faces); the media's emergency position: the Art-19-protections' suspension questions (the emergency's suspension clause-and-the fundamental-rights' continuity (the honest note: the emergency-clause interplay (the Art 85 verified: the emergency-extension's term face))); the emergency's media- regulation history (the censorship's impositions (the 1960-and-the-2005 royal-coup faces (the famous precedents: the 2005's post-coup censorship (the newsroom's self-censorship era))); the judiciary's emergency-media record (the post-2005 jurisprudence (the press-freedom's restoration faces)); the modern discipline (the emergency's proportionality: the no-blanket-censorship principle's claim). The prescribed case (cited verbatim; honest note): Bhupendra Prasad Pokhrel v. Cabinet Secretariat (NKP 2064 B.S., No 5, p. 585) — the constitutional-era media case (read the decision for the precise facts-and-holdings).