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Ex-Chief Justice Out, Electrical Engineer In. Who Will Be Nepal Interim PM?
Kul Man Ghising, the engineer who solved Nepal's power crisis, is likely to lead an interim government in the Himalayan nation, after three days of violent anti-corruption 'Gen Z protests' forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to quit.
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Nepal Protest LIVE Updates: Ex-Nepal Chief Justice Meets Army Chief
Nepal Protest LIVE: Nepal remained under nationwide restrictive orders and curfew on Thursday after deadly 'Gen-z' protests rocked the small Himalayan nation earlier this week.
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Who Is Sushila Karki? Ex Chief Justice Among Frontrunners For Interim Nepal PM
After KP Sharma resigned as the Prime Minister of Nepal amid violent protests, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has emerged as one of the possible candidates to lead the new transition government.
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"Pure Nonsense": Ram Gopal Varma On Why A Nepal-Like Social Media Ban Will Never Happen In India
Ram Gopal Varma's comments come at a time when Nepal is reeling under violent, youth-driven protests
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How Public Fury Toppled Leaders In Nepal, Sri Lanka And Bangladesh
The swelling wave of public anger first swept through the island nation of Sri Lanka in 2022 and ousted the president. Two years later, it erupted in Bangladesh as protesters toppled the ruling government.
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Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
The former Chief Justice of Nepal, Sushila Karki, will be the representative of the Gen Z protesters for the negotiations with the Army. This was the decision of the protesters after a marathon 6-hour meeting this evening.
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As Kathmandu Burns, 3,000 Nepalese Queue For Jobs In Indian Town 900 km Away
Far from the smoke and barricades of Kathmandu, around 3,000 Nepalese have gathered in Odisha's Jharsuguda, seeking scarce opportunities for government employment.
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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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PM Quits, 19 Killed, Chaos On Streets: What Next For Nepal
Nepal was plunged into political uncertainty after its prime minister resigned on Tuesday following widespread anti-corruption protests, triggered by a social media ban, that killed at least 19 people.
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India-Nepal Border On Alert, Army Deployed At Embassy In Kathmandu
India has tightened security along its border with Nepal amid violent, youth-led protests against a social media ban and corruption in the neighbouring Himalayan country, where Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned under public pressure.
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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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"Don't Know About Families' Safety": Nepali Students In India Amid Chaos
Nepali students in India say they have put their plans to travel home on hold and call up their families repeatedly, fearful of their safety amid the violent protests rattling the Himalayan nation.
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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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Nepal Foreign Minister Kicked, Punched In Face Amid Violent Protests
After demonstrations by 'Gen Z' protesters against corruption, nepotism and social media ban in Nepal took a violent turn, videos show the country's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba being kicked and punched after a hostile mob broke into their home.
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8,000% Spike In VPN Sign-Ups In Nepal After Social Media Ban
Nepal's sudden social media blackout triggered an unprecedented rush for virtual private networks (VPN), with sign-ups from the country skyrocketing 6,000 per cent in three days.
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Ex-Chief Justice Out, Electrical Engineer In. Who Will Be Nepal Interim PM?
Kul Man Ghising, the engineer who solved Nepal's power crisis, is likely to lead an interim government in the Himalayan nation, after three days of violent anti-corruption 'Gen Z protests' forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to quit.
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Nepal Protest LIVE Updates: Ex-Nepal Chief Justice Meets Army Chief
Nepal Protest LIVE: Nepal remained under nationwide restrictive orders and curfew on Thursday after deadly 'Gen-z' protests rocked the small Himalayan nation earlier this week.
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Who Is Sushila Karki? Ex Chief Justice Among Frontrunners For Interim Nepal PM
After KP Sharma resigned as the Prime Minister of Nepal amid violent protests, former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has emerged as one of the possible candidates to lead the new transition government.
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"Pure Nonsense": Ram Gopal Varma On Why A Nepal-Like Social Media Ban Will Never Happen In India
Ram Gopal Varma's comments come at a time when Nepal is reeling under violent, youth-driven protests
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How Public Fury Toppled Leaders In Nepal, Sri Lanka And Bangladesh
The swelling wave of public anger first swept through the island nation of Sri Lanka in 2022 and ousted the president. Two years later, it erupted in Bangladesh as protesters toppled the ruling government.
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Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
The former Chief Justice of Nepal, Sushila Karki, will be the representative of the Gen Z protesters for the negotiations with the Army. This was the decision of the protesters after a marathon 6-hour meeting this evening.
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As Kathmandu Burns, 3,000 Nepalese Queue For Jobs In Indian Town 900 km Away
Far from the smoke and barricades of Kathmandu, around 3,000 Nepalese have gathered in Odisha's Jharsuguda, seeking scarce opportunities for government employment.
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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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PM Quits, 19 Killed, Chaos On Streets: What Next For Nepal
Nepal was plunged into political uncertainty after its prime minister resigned on Tuesday following widespread anti-corruption protests, triggered by a social media ban, that killed at least 19 people.
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India-Nepal Border On Alert, Army Deployed At Embassy In Kathmandu
India has tightened security along its border with Nepal amid violent, youth-led protests against a social media ban and corruption in the neighbouring Himalayan country, where Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned under public pressure.
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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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"Don't Know About Families' Safety": Nepali Students In India Amid Chaos
Nepali students in India say they have put their plans to travel home on hold and call up their families repeatedly, fearful of their safety amid the violent protests rattling the Himalayan nation.
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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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Nepal Foreign Minister Kicked, Punched In Face Amid Violent Protests
After demonstrations by 'Gen Z' protesters against corruption, nepotism and social media ban in Nepal took a violent turn, videos show the country's Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba being kicked and punched after a hostile mob broke into their home.
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8,000% Spike In VPN Sign-Ups In Nepal After Social Media Ban
Nepal's sudden social media blackout triggered an unprecedented rush for virtual private networks (VPN), with sign-ups from the country skyrocketing 6,000 per cent in three days.
