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Ousted PM KPS Oli Can't Leave Nepal Amid Probe Over Deadly Protests
Nepal has imposed travel bans on ousted prime minister KP Sharma Oli and four former senior officials as part of an investigation into deadly unrest earlier this month, the interior minister said Monday.
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After Mass Nepal Prison Break, 1 Inmate Knocks To Get Back In. Here's Why
At least 15,000 prisoners escaped from more than two dozen prisons across Nepal after mass jailbreaks as Gen-Z protestors took to the streets to protest against corruption and the government's ban on several social media apps
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How Nepal's 'Gen Z' Is Turning Protests Into Viral Dance Videos
After years of frustration over unemployment, corruption, and political instability, Nepal's youth reached a breaking point. The immediate trigger was a sudden government ban on social media, pushing the country's youth onto the streets in fury.
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What's Behind Nepal's Protests: Economic Woes, Corruption, Digital Crackdown
Nepali youth, digitally savvy but bowed down by unemployment and limited opportunities, hit a breaking point this week, furious at an elderly ruling class they see as out of touch.
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Flight Ops Hit, Border Areas On High Alert: Nepal Protests' Impact On India
Hundreds of flights to the neighbouring country stand cancelled and neighbouring districts remain on high alert as protests by young citizens of Nepal continued to spiral even after the government lifted a ban on 26 apps.
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"School Students Shot, Women Raped": Nepal Influencers' Claim On Protest
Khadga Prasad Oli resigned as Nepal's Prime Minister on Tuesday following violent protests against a ban on social media platforms and government corruption.
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Nepal PM KP Oli Resigns Amid Deadly Gen Z Protests, Chaos On Streets
Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned Tuesday afternoon after two days of violent anti-corruption agitations - led by 'Gen Z protesters' - killed 25 people and injured dozens more.
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Tagged "Arrogant", "Rigid", 'Gen Z' Brings Government To Knees In Nepal
Till a few days back, 'Gen Z' was a term widely used in LinkedIn posts to take swipes at young individuals who, a section of Millennials claimed, were too individualistic and carefree to be good employees
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On Camera, Nepal Gen Z Protestors Enter President's House, Damage Portraits
Gen Z protestors took to the streets in Nepal on Monday, demanding that the PM KP Sharma Oli-led government lift its ban on social media platforms and end corruption.
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"Not Possible To Stand With Government": Nepal Ministers Quit Amid Protests
Nepal Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung on Tuesday said Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli will not resign, even as massive protests continued to rock Kathmandu for a second consecutive day, and a few ministers so far pulled out from the Cabinet.
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Nepal PM, President's Houses Set On Fire As Protests Explode
Nepal Gen Z Protest News: Massive protests in Nepal today pushed the KP Sharma Oli government to the brink as Gen Z protesters took to arson and vandalism in various parts of the tiny Himalayan nation.
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After Manisha Koirala, Rohit Saraf Reacts To Nepal Protests Which Killed 19 In Police Firing: "Violence Is Never The Answer"
The Nepal government has now lifted the ban on 26 social media platforms after protests led by Gen Z citizens turned violent
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Nepal Lifts Ban On Social Media Apps After Deadly Protests
The Nepal government was the first to blink. In a late-night decision, the government lifted the ban on social media apps after protests, led by Gen Z, turned violent, resulting in clashes with the police that led to the death of 19 people.
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"Government Failed To Tackle Situation": Former Nepal Minister On Protests
The young people in Nepal are suffering from unemployment, which is at the bottom of the massive protests in which 19 people have died. What is now needed, said Nepal's former Foreign Minister NP Saud, is a legal solution.
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Protesters Vandalise Parliament Gate As Protests Turn Violent In Nepal
Thousands of young Nepalis marched in the capital Kathmandu on Monday demanding that the government lift its ban on social media platforms and end the culture of corruption pervading the country.
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Ousted PM KPS Oli Can't Leave Nepal Amid Probe Over Deadly Protests
Nepal has imposed travel bans on ousted prime minister KP Sharma Oli and four former senior officials as part of an investigation into deadly unrest earlier this month, the interior minister said Monday.
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After Mass Nepal Prison Break, 1 Inmate Knocks To Get Back In. Here's Why
At least 15,000 prisoners escaped from more than two dozen prisons across Nepal after mass jailbreaks as Gen-Z protestors took to the streets to protest against corruption and the government's ban on several social media apps
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How Nepal's 'Gen Z' Is Turning Protests Into Viral Dance Videos
After years of frustration over unemployment, corruption, and political instability, Nepal's youth reached a breaking point. The immediate trigger was a sudden government ban on social media, pushing the country's youth onto the streets in fury.
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What's Behind Nepal's Protests: Economic Woes, Corruption, Digital Crackdown
Nepali youth, digitally savvy but bowed down by unemployment and limited opportunities, hit a breaking point this week, furious at an elderly ruling class they see as out of touch.
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Flight Ops Hit, Border Areas On High Alert: Nepal Protests' Impact On India
Hundreds of flights to the neighbouring country stand cancelled and neighbouring districts remain on high alert as protests by young citizens of Nepal continued to spiral even after the government lifted a ban on 26 apps.
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"School Students Shot, Women Raped": Nepal Influencers' Claim On Protest
Khadga Prasad Oli resigned as Nepal's Prime Minister on Tuesday following violent protests against a ban on social media platforms and government corruption.
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Nepal PM KP Oli Resigns Amid Deadly Gen Z Protests, Chaos On Streets
Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned Tuesday afternoon after two days of violent anti-corruption agitations - led by 'Gen Z protesters' - killed 25 people and injured dozens more.
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Tagged "Arrogant", "Rigid", 'Gen Z' Brings Government To Knees In Nepal
Till a few days back, 'Gen Z' was a term widely used in LinkedIn posts to take swipes at young individuals who, a section of Millennials claimed, were too individualistic and carefree to be good employees
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On Camera, Nepal Gen Z Protestors Enter President's House, Damage Portraits
Gen Z protestors took to the streets in Nepal on Monday, demanding that the PM KP Sharma Oli-led government lift its ban on social media platforms and end corruption.
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"Not Possible To Stand With Government": Nepal Ministers Quit Amid Protests
Nepal Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung on Tuesday said Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli will not resign, even as massive protests continued to rock Kathmandu for a second consecutive day, and a few ministers so far pulled out from the Cabinet.
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Nepal PM, President's Houses Set On Fire As Protests Explode
Nepal Gen Z Protest News: Massive protests in Nepal today pushed the KP Sharma Oli government to the brink as Gen Z protesters took to arson and vandalism in various parts of the tiny Himalayan nation.
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After Manisha Koirala, Rohit Saraf Reacts To Nepal Protests Which Killed 19 In Police Firing: "Violence Is Never The Answer"
The Nepal government has now lifted the ban on 26 social media platforms after protests led by Gen Z citizens turned violent
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Nepal Lifts Ban On Social Media Apps After Deadly Protests
The Nepal government was the first to blink. In a late-night decision, the government lifted the ban on social media apps after protests, led by Gen Z, turned violent, resulting in clashes with the police that led to the death of 19 people.
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"Government Failed To Tackle Situation": Former Nepal Minister On Protests
The young people in Nepal are suffering from unemployment, which is at the bottom of the massive protests in which 19 people have died. What is now needed, said Nepal's former Foreign Minister NP Saud, is a legal solution.
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Protesters Vandalise Parliament Gate As Protests Turn Violent In Nepal
Thousands of young Nepalis marched in the capital Kathmandu on Monday demanding that the government lift its ban on social media platforms and end the culture of corruption pervading the country.
