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Kathmandu: The Nepal Army on Thursday announced a series of security gains following nationwide mobilization of security forces in the wake of recent unrest. According to a security update issued by the Army, four individuals involved in the looting of Bhatbhateni Supermarket in Maharajgunj were arrested between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Bhadra 25… Continue reading Nepal Army arrests looters, recovers weapons and cash amid nationwide security operations

Kathmandu: Tribhuvan International Airport to remain closed until 6 PM on Wednesday. Both domestic and international flights have been suspended until the evening. TIA authorities have confirmed that the flight operations are halted until 6 PM today. As for tomorrow, nothing has been confirmed yet. The decision will depend on the situation later in the… Continue reading All domestic and international flights suspended until 6 PM

Kathmandu: Gen Z protesters set fire to the President’s Office at Sheetal Niwas on Tuesday, as anti-government demonstrations intensified across the capital and beyond. The wave of unrest, triggered by the killing of 19 youths during Monday’s police crackdown, has escalated into widespread attacks targeting political leaders and state institutions. Demonstrators have torched Singha Durbar,… Continue reading Gen-Z Movement: Protesters set fire to presidential palace

Kathmandu: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned from office on Tuesday afternoon after two days of mass protests led by Gen Z youths, his secretariat confirmed. The resignation follows violent clashes in Kathmandu on Monday, when police opened fire on demonstrators outside the Federal Parliament and other sites, killing 19 and injuring more than 500.… Continue reading Gen-Z Movement: PM KP Sharma Oli resigns

Kathmandu: Following Monday’s deadly crackdown that left 19 young protesters dead, senior political leaders in Kathmandu are preparing to leave the capital amid escalating demonstrations, security sources said. Citizens of all age groups have taken to the streets, not only protesting but also targeting the residences of top leaders with vandalism and arson. The escalating… Continue reading Gen-Z Movement: Top leaders prepare to evacuate

Kathmandu: The Minister for Water Supply has announced resignation, expressing solidarity with the ongoing Gen Z protests and condemning the government’s violent crackdown on demonstrators. In a statement addressed to the nation’s youth, the minister said they are the “primary supporters” and the driving force behind the country’s energy and spirit. The minister added that… Continue reading Gen-Z Movement, Water-suppy minister resigns

Kathmandu: The Nepal Transport Entrepreneurs National Federation has announced an indefinite suspension of public and freight transport services across the country, citing safety concerns following Monday’s deadly crackdown on Gen Z protesters. In a statement, the federation expressed deep sorrow over the deaths of 19 students during the peaceful Gen Z demonstrations on Sept 8… Continue reading Gen-Z Movement: Nationwide public transport suspended

Kathmandu: Agriculture and Livestock Development Minister Ramnath Adhikari has resigned from his post, citing the government’s violent response to the Gen Z protests that left at least 19 people dead and hundreds injured. In a statement on Tuesday, Adhikari said it was no longer morally acceptable for him to remain in office after what he… Continue reading Gen-Z Movement: Agriculture Minister Ramnath Adhikari resigns

Kathmandu: Lawmaker Asim Shah has resigned from the House of Representatives, citing the government’s violent suppression of the ongoing Gen Z protests. In a statement issued Tuesday, Shah announced his resignation effective immediately, saying he could not remain in Parliament while the government resorted to “inhuman measures” such as opening fire on peaceful demonstrators. At… Continue reading RSP MP Asim Shah resigns in protest against crackdown on Gen Z movement

Kathmandu: Protesters enraged by Monday’s deadly crackdown have escalated attacks on political leaders’ private residences, with incidents reported in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Janakpur, and now Dhangadhi. Demonstrators set fire to the Dhangadhi residence of former Prime Minister and Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba on Tuesday, adding to a growing list of political figures whose homes… Continue reading Protesters target residences of top political leaders across Nepal