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Three inmates were killed in a prison clash in Nepal amid ongoing anti-government protests that triggered mass jailbreaks. Over 15,000 prisoners have escaped from more than 25 prisons, with security forces struggling to restore order following Prime Minister Oli’s resignation

No amount of packaging to make it appear as people’s moment can justify the mindless violence being unleashed on the country’s streets

Following Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s resignation amid deadly protests, the Nepal Army imposed nationwide restrictive orders and a curfew to prevent further violence. Kathmandu remains under lockdown, with flights suspended, arrests made, and the UN urging restraint and investigation

The Nepal Army assumed control of law and order on Wednesday, imposing a nationwide curfew until Thursday morning after violent Gen Z protests led to arson and vandalism. Civilian authorities failed to contain unrest, prompting the Army’s direct intervention.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao has called the ACB’s Formula‑E case against him “bogus,” insisting all Rs. 46 crore released for the event was properly transferred to the designated account. In a bold retort, he challenged Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to a live televised debate and lie‑detector test to let the public decide who is truthful.

Protests in Nepal intensified after a social media ban, with demonstrators setting fire to homes of top political leaders, including the president and prime minister. Nineteen people were killed during clashes, prompting curfews, a minister’s resignation, and widespread public outrage

Student-led anti-government protests erupted across Kathmandu and Lalitpur, defying curfews. Demonstrators opposed Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, vandalized leaders' homes, and protested social media bans. Clashes turned violent, leaving 19 dead, 300 injured, prompting army deployment and Home Minister's resignation

At least 19 people were killed as Nepal’s Gen-Z led anti-corruption protest turned violent after alleged infiltration by vested groups. PM KP Sharma Oli expressed sorrow, announced a probe, denied social media shutdown plans, and promised compensation for victims’ families.

While it is reasonable to assume a strong cultural bond between India and Nepal, complacency could be detrimental, especially in the face of tough competition from China

Kathmandu’s thrust on greater economic cooperation with Beijing — the BRI is part of this endeavour — will whittle down India’s influence over Nepal

Succeeds Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', who lost vote of confidence in House of Representatives

Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba who is also the incumbent prime minister and chairman of the CPN (Maoist Center) Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' were the frontrunners for the post of prime minister.

India can outsmart China by drawing upon its natural strengths in its relations with the Himalayan nation

By arbitrarily seeking to dissolve Parliament, Oli has put his greed for power over the interests of the country