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Nepal Elections 2026: A Look At How Himalayan Nation Became A Secular State
Months after a youth-led nationwide protest forced KP Sharma Oli to vacate the Prime Minister's office in Nepal, the country is all set to vote in the national election on March 5.
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'Similarities Between Congress Protest, Nepal Gen-Z Movement': Cops To Court
The Delhi Police said three police personnel were injured while attempting to stop the protest.
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Gen Z Protesters In Nepal Are Angry At The Government They Voted For
Different demands have emerged from separate groups among the young protesters including direct election of prime ministers, scrapping the present constitution and jailing all previous politicians.
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"Will Stop Vote Theft": Rahul Gandhi's Shoutout To Students, Gen Z
Congress's Rahul Gandhi -- after the second round of his campaign against alleged "vote theft" -- posted on X in the evening that students and youth of the country will "save the constitution, protect democracy and stop vote theft" and that he stands
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Sushila Karki Or Kulman Ghising? Nepal's Gen Z Protesters' Big Choice
Gen Z protesters at the head of the agitation and violent protests in Nepal - in which 31 people have died so far in clashes with the police and Army, and which forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign - have a big decision to make.
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"Look What's Happening In Neighbouring Nations": Top Court's Nepal Mention
Violent protests in Nepal this week (and in Bangladesh in July last year) found mention in the Supreme Court Wednesday during the hearing of a presidential reference on the court's April 12 order on deadknes for clearing state bills.
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Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
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2 Dead As Cops Use Tear Gas, Sticks To Break Up Pro-Monarchy Rally In Nepal
Nepali riot police lobbed tear gas, fired water cannon and used rattan sticks on Friday to break up a protest rally demanding the restoration of constitutional monarchy, and at least two people were killed in the violence, police said.
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3-Member Committee Visits KIIT University, Begins Probe Over Nepalese Student Death
The three-member high-level committee, constituted by the Odisha Government to inquire into the alleged mistreatment meted out to Nepali students by KIIT University in Bhubaneswar, began their probe into the unfortunate incident on Wednesday.
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Nepal Police Fire Tear Gas, Clash With Pro-Monarchy Protesters
Nepali police on Tuesday fired tear gas and water cannons as thousands marched in the capital Kathmandu demanding the restoration of a constitutional monarchy and a Hindu state.
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Nepal PM Oli Calls Constitutional Council Meeting Amid Political Crisis
Amid the ongoing political crisis in Nepal, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli called a meeting of the Constitutional Council on Wednesday at 11 am.
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Constitutional Bench To Hear Pleas Challenging Nepal PM's Move To Dissolve Parliament
A Constitutional bench headed by Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana will hear on Friday all petitions challenging Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli's move to abruptly dissolve Parliament, amid an intensified struggle between the two warring factions of the ruling Nepal Communist Party to wrest control of the party.
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Nepal MP Sarita Giri Sacked For Defying Party Decision To Endorse New Map: Reports
A Nepalese lawmaker was sacked by her party on Tuesday for defying its decision to unanimously endorse the constitutional amendment to revise the country's map to include three strategically key Indian territories, local media reports said.
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Nepal Presses On With New Map Including Indian Areas, Bill Passed
Nepal's National Assembly today unanimously passed the Constitution Amendment Bill to update the country's political and administrative map incorporating three Indian territories.
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Not Tenable, Says India After Nepal Parliament Clears Revised Map
Nepal's parliament on Saturday voted on a constitutional amendment bill in a special session to update the country's map, which includes a stretch of land high in the mountains that India claims as its own. The House of Representatives opened the discussion on the amendment bill, which was put for voting after the deliberations were over.
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Nepal Elections 2026: A Look At How Himalayan Nation Became A Secular State
Months after a youth-led nationwide protest forced KP Sharma Oli to vacate the Prime Minister's office in Nepal, the country is all set to vote in the national election on March 5.
-
'Similarities Between Congress Protest, Nepal Gen-Z Movement': Cops To Court
The Delhi Police said three police personnel were injured while attempting to stop the protest.
-
Gen Z Protesters In Nepal Are Angry At The Government They Voted For
Different demands have emerged from separate groups among the young protesters including direct election of prime ministers, scrapping the present constitution and jailing all previous politicians.
-
"Will Stop Vote Theft": Rahul Gandhi's Shoutout To Students, Gen Z
Congress's Rahul Gandhi -- after the second round of his campaign against alleged "vote theft" -- posted on X in the evening that students and youth of the country will "save the constitution, protect democracy and stop vote theft" and that he stands
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Sushila Karki Or Kulman Ghising? Nepal's Gen Z Protesters' Big Choice
Gen Z protesters at the head of the agitation and violent protests in Nepal - in which 31 people have died so far in clashes with the police and Army, and which forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign - have a big decision to make.
-
"Look What's Happening In Neighbouring Nations": Top Court's Nepal Mention
Violent protests in Nepal this week (and in Bangladesh in July last year) found mention in the Supreme Court Wednesday during the hearing of a presidential reference on the court's April 12 order on deadknes for clearing state bills.
-
Cars Set On Fire, Shops Looted As Nepal Pro-Monarchy Protest Turns Violent
Authorities in Nepal have over 100 people as the government investigates the deadly violence that occurred during a protest march organised by the supporters of the former king Gyanendra Shah, seeking the restoration of the constitutional monarchy.
-
2 Dead As Cops Use Tear Gas, Sticks To Break Up Pro-Monarchy Rally In Nepal
Nepali riot police lobbed tear gas, fired water cannon and used rattan sticks on Friday to break up a protest rally demanding the restoration of constitutional monarchy, and at least two people were killed in the violence, police said.
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3-Member Committee Visits KIIT University, Begins Probe Over Nepalese Student Death
The three-member high-level committee, constituted by the Odisha Government to inquire into the alleged mistreatment meted out to Nepali students by KIIT University in Bhubaneswar, began their probe into the unfortunate incident on Wednesday.
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Nepal Police Fire Tear Gas, Clash With Pro-Monarchy Protesters
Nepali police on Tuesday fired tear gas and water cannons as thousands marched in the capital Kathmandu demanding the restoration of a constitutional monarchy and a Hindu state.
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Nepal PM Oli Calls Constitutional Council Meeting Amid Political Crisis
Amid the ongoing political crisis in Nepal, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli called a meeting of the Constitutional Council on Wednesday at 11 am.
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Constitutional Bench To Hear Pleas Challenging Nepal PM's Move To Dissolve Parliament
A Constitutional bench headed by Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana will hear on Friday all petitions challenging Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli's move to abruptly dissolve Parliament, amid an intensified struggle between the two warring factions of the ruling Nepal Communist Party to wrest control of the party.
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Nepal MP Sarita Giri Sacked For Defying Party Decision To Endorse New Map: Reports
A Nepalese lawmaker was sacked by her party on Tuesday for defying its decision to unanimously endorse the constitutional amendment to revise the country's map to include three strategically key Indian territories, local media reports said.
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Nepal Presses On With New Map Including Indian Areas, Bill Passed
Nepal's National Assembly today unanimously passed the Constitution Amendment Bill to update the country's political and administrative map incorporating three Indian territories.
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Not Tenable, Says India After Nepal Parliament Clears Revised Map
Nepal's parliament on Saturday voted on a constitutional amendment bill in a special session to update the country's map, which includes a stretch of land high in the mountains that India claims as its own. The House of Representatives opened the discussion on the amendment bill, which was put for voting after the deliberations were over.
