Rastriya Prajanantra Party Nepal(RPP-N) is preparing to soften its stance on monarchy while fully concentrating on reviving Hindu state hood through its first general convent on. The only mains ream pro- monarchy, pro-hindu party of the country is seriously mulling party statute amendment to move with the times. In line with this, the party's political dossier to be presented during the RPP-N convention has identified a dozen "ideological bases" for the party while remaining conspicuously silent on constitutional monarchy, which was the party's signature agenda during its formation some six years ago. Similarly, RPP-N's slogan for the convention - "Economic prosperity for the preservation of Nationality, Democracy, Hindu religion," - does not even mention monarchy. The document prepared by a team led by the party's articulate Chairman Kamal Thapa puts clear emphasis on nationality. Hindu statehood, multiparty democracy, local autonomy governance system. Liberal economy, non-aligned foreign policy and greater inclusiveness with due focus on economic development. "The convention will set a long term strategy of gradual transformation of the party to keep with the changing time and context", Thapa said in a press meet on Thursday. Asked why the party's political agenda set for the upcoming convention does not even mention constitutional monarchy let alone focus party's attention on it, he replied in very tactful manner. "We believe in monarchy but don't have the kind of strength in the constituent assembly to endrose all our political agendas."