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View of the Singha Durbar office complex that houses the Prime Minister’s office and other ministries burnt, following Monday’s deadly anti-corruption protests triggered by a social media ban, which was later lifted, in Kathmandu, Nepal, September 11, 2025. | Photo Credit: Reuters The death toll from Nepal’s recent protests has climbed to 34, a government…
The Ministry of External Affairs said in an advisory that the pilgrims should take “necessary care and precautions” and follow advisories from local authorities as well as the Embassy of India in Beijing. File | Photo Credit: PTI Around 600 Indian pilgrims who had gone for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through private tour operators have…
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Security personnel keep vigil on the India side of the border with Nepal, in the aftermath of anti-government protests in the neighbouring country, in Mahrajganj district of Uttar Pradesh on September 10, 2025. | Photo Credit: PTI At least 22 inmates who escaped from prisons in Nepal following the collapse of the government there were…
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Reporting from Lazimpat Road, usually one of Kathmandu’s busiest stretches, The Hindu’s Health Editor Ramya Kannan describes a city transformed. On Tuesday night, protesters set fire to garbage heaps and staged “victory marches,” but by Wednesday afternoon, army pickets and checkpoints had replaced the crowds. Source link
Security personnel and civilians stand near damaged structures in the aftermath of anti-government protests, near the India-Nepal border, in Banke district, Nepal, Wednesday, on September 10, 2025. | Photo Credit: PTI Ranju Darshana, a socio-political activist from Kathmandu, is anxious and furious. “Of course there is a lot of anger against the Nepo Kids. They…
Nepal Army soldiers patrol at the road near the Singha Durbar office complex that houses the Prime Minister’s office and other ministries, following protests against Monday’s killing of 19 people after anti-corruption protests triggered by a social media ban which was later lifted, in Kathmandu, Nepal, September 10, 2025. | Photo Credit: Reuters A semblance…
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The Nepal Army on Tuesday took control of the Tribhuvan International Airport here after the agitators tried to enter its premises in the evening. Flight services at the airport were partially suspended in view of the protests. Air India, which operates six flights a day between New Delhi and Kathmandu, on Tuesday cancelled four flights….
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Airline sources though said that all airport staff including security and airline personnel had been asked to leave the airport premises and return home immediately leading to a complete chaos on the airport premises. Photo: Special Arrangement Nearly 700 Indian passengers were left stranded after Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport shut down for flights due to…
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10 killed as Nepal’s Gen Z hit the streets to protest social media ban, corruption At least 10 people have been reported killed as police fired at protesters, mostly Nepal’s tech-savvy Generation Z, on Monday (September 8, 2025) who took over the streets of Kathmandu and other major cities to protest against corruption and the…
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Rabi Lamichhane, Nepal’s former deputy premier, speaks with media as he appeared in the Kaski District court following his arrest on fraud and organised crime charges, in Pokhara on October 20, 2024. | Photo Credit: AFP Nepali police fired tear gas Sunday (October 20, 2024) at thousands of protesters loyal to a former deputy premier…
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