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    From Viral to Virtuous: What Gen Z Can Learn from Vidura Niti

    Dr Gaurav Garg Generation Z has inherited a world unlike any before it—one powered by artificial intelligence, shaped by social media, driven by instant communication, and filled with limitless opportunities. Yet, alongside these advantages come unprecedented challenges: information overload, digital addiction, declining attention spans, mental health concerns, and the constant pressure to succeed. While technology.

    Ananya Panday lauds Gen Z: A generation that’s no longer willing to accept

    On Thursday, the actress took to her Instagram and shared 2 monochromatic pictures from one of the protest sites.

    Former Nepal PM Oli hands over statement to probe committee, records statement at NHRC on Gen-Z Protest

    Kathmandu [Nepal]: Former Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has handed over a written statement to the high-level investigation committee formed to probe the atrocities during the Gen-Z protest. Oli who had been adamant about not appearing in front of the probe committee, handed over the statement to the committee after he was served with.

    From Streets to States: South Asia Unrest in 2025

    In 2025, India’s neighbourhood did not face a single defining war or external shock. Instead, the region witnessed a series of internal breakdowns — governments shaken by protests, political systems paralysed by distrust, and humanitarian crises exposing weak state capacity. From Nepal to Bangladesh, Pakistan to Afghanistan, the pattern was unmistakable: the pressure on states.

    Nepal Gen-Z Protests Destroying Constitution, Claims Former PM Oli

    Kathmandu: Nepal’s former Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli on Saturday described the destruction of public and private properties during the Gen-Z protests in early September as a conspiracy prepared over time to destroy the constitution, constitutional processes, and democracy in the country. After several Gen-Z protesters were killed by police on September 8, the.

    Over 4,500 Jail Escapees Still at Large After Nepal’s Gen-Z Protests: Home Minister

    Kathmandu: More than 4,500 inmates who escaped during the violent Gen-Z protests in Nepal earlier this year are yet to be brought back into custody, Om Prakash Aryal, the country’s Home Minister, said on Tuesday. Speaking at a security conference in Dhangadhi, Aryal said that while around 15,000 prisoners had fled during the unrest on.

    Gen Z leads anti-crime march in Mexico; hundreds injured, several arrested

    Mexico City, Nov 16: Thousands of people took to the streets of Mexico City to protest rising crime, corruption and impunity in a demonstration organised by members of Gen Z, which ultimately drew substantial support from older backers of opposition parties. The protest, however, ended in violence, leaving scores injured and dozens detained. According to.

    Nepal PM Sushila Karki expands Cabinet, inducts new faces

    Kathmandu: Nepal’s interim government, led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki, added new faces to her Cabinet on Sunday. The Prime Minister continues to hold several ministerial portfolios. She inducted Sudha Gautam, a former Health Secretary, as Minister for Health and Population, and Bablu Gupta, a social activist, as Minister for Youth and Sports. Gupta is.

    Oli denies any wrongdoing in Gen-Z protest, blames infiltrators for escalation

    Nepal: In his first public appearance since the violent Gen-Z protests that rocked the nation and led to regime change, deposed Nepali leader and chairman of the CPN-UML KP Sharma Oli blamed “infiltrators” for the escalation of the situation, denying any wrongdoing. “On September 8, after noon, when you (Gen-Z protestors) reached the Everest Hotel.

    “I refer to them as youths”: Sonam Wangchuk on terming Ladakh’s protest as ‘Gen Z protest’

    Leh: Activist Sonam Wangchuk on Wednesday preferred to label the protest in Ladakh as a “youth” demonstration rather than terming it a ‘Gen Z protest’. In a virtual press conference, Sonam Wangchuk said, “These people call themselves Gen Z, that’s why we said that otherwise I refer to them as youths. Gen Z is not.

    Sushila Karki assumes charge as Nepal’s PM, declares Gen Z protest victims as ‘martyrs’

    Kathmandu: Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki formally took charge as Nepal’s interim Prime Minister on Sunday, two days after being sworn in by President Ramchandra Paudel. She began her tenure by paying tribute at the Martyrs’ Memorial in Lainchaur before moving to Singha Durbar, where she commenced official duties from the Home Ministry building, as.