Nepal plunged into a political crisis this week after unprecedented youth-led protests - triggered by a sweeping social media ban and anger over corruption - turned violent in Kathmandu and several ...

Nepal's Gen Z sets history by exercising electoral democracy through a channel on Discord. After the social media ban, the youth of the country ironically turned to social media to select an interim ...

New Delhi: Nepal is in turmoil amid the GenZ-led protest that forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and his ministers to resign, leading to the fall of the government as the country’s citizens decided ...

Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Monday resigned amid violent GenZ protests in the country over alleged corruption. His aide Prakash Silwal gave the information about his resignation, hours after ...

Nepal’s protesters, most of whom are under 25-years-old, are protesting against government corruption and social media bans. The government banned Nepal’s social media after a viral trend showing the ...

Nepal is witnessing a fresh wave of protests and clashes involving the youth and security forces in the Bara district amid renewed tension on Thursday as authorities reimposed a curfew. This came ...

GenZ protests in Nepal on Tuesday turned violent again as the demonstrators stormed the house of several leaders and torched the private residences. Nepal PM Oli resigned after hundreds of protesters ...

In Jerusalem’s Ramot neighborhood, Palestinian gunmen brutally opened fire, killing six innocent people. As this heartbreaking news spread, another tragedy surfaced from Nepal. During protests against ...

Protests in Nepal continued with stone-pelting, marches, and vandalism on Tuesday NDTV, reporting from the ground, spoke to some of the young protesters Protesters said they want Nepal to be a ...

THE TRIBUNE, India’s oldest, daily English-language newspaper, was first published on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan), and save for 40 days in the immediate aftermath of Partition, has ...

On Sunday, hundreds of people took to the streets outside the Singhdurbar Secretariat, a government office in the capital. Many of them carried placards with slogans like 'End atrocity against the ...