Kathmandu: As Nepal’s Interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki took charge, the clouds of uncertainty dispersed, and daily life resumed. Traffic returned to normalcy in the Himalayan nation after the GenZ protests, its eerie silence in the aftermath following up to Karki’s oath-taking ceremony. However, all is seemingly not well as the death toll in the.
Kathmandu: Nepal’s President Ramchandra Paudel on Saturday announced that elections will be held within the next six months. Following the Gen Z protest, which claimed the lives of 51 people, injured more than 1,300, and led to the escape of thousands of prisoners, as per Al Jazeera, Paudel asked for cooperation from people for the.
Reuters reported that a constitutional expert close to the president and army chief indicated Karki’s appointment was likely to be formalised after consultations.
Kathmandu: The Nepal Army on Thursday issued a prohibitory order till 5:00 pm today, while the curfew has been extended nationwide till 6:00 am tomorrow. According to the update, the prohibitory order will remain in force from 11 am to 5 pm (local time) on Friday, September 12. A curfew will also be imposed from.
New Delhi: In response to ongoing protests and unrest in Nepal, Air India on Wednesday announced that it is operating special flights from Delhi to Kathmandu and back on Wednesday and Thursday to assist stranded passengers. In a post on X, Air India expressed gratitude to the government and other agencies for their swift coordination.
Kathmandu: Nepal is witnessing its worst spell of unrest in recent years as more than 13,500 prisoners escaped from jails across the country, taking advantage of violent protests and a social media ban. At least 30 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured so far, officials confirmed on Tuesday. Authorities said 560 undertrials.
New Delhi: The government held a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security on Tuesday to discuss developments in Nepal. The meeting was held after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s return from his aerial survey of flood-affected areas of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh. PM Modi said in a post on X that the violence in Nepal.
New Delhi: Nepali President Ram Chandra Paudel on Tuesday called on protesting citizens to pursue a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Gen Z movement through dialogue, The Himalayan Times reported. President Paudel emphasised that with Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s resignation already accepted, the nation must focus on resolving the crisis without further bloodshed or.
