World News Update...

[The Founder]

The government of Nepal was toppled this morning

The Prime Minister of Nepal announced his resignation following a wave of protests by young Nepalis (mostly teenagers up to age 23).

This morning, the protesters set fire to the parliament building and the residence of the Prime Minister of Nepal and his ministers – they were evacuated by helicopter.

The protests broke out against a backdrop of corruption, economic problems, and a decision that enraged the young masses: blocking access to social networks.
The government reversed its decision to block social networks, but it was already too late.
About 20 people have been killed during the protests in recent weeks by fire from the Nepali security forces – something that further intensified the protest.

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[The Founder]

In less than 48 hours Gen Z protest in Nepal did the following:
- Burnt down multiple politicians' houses
- Increased the protest even during curfew and firing around multiple cities
- made the Prime Minister resign
- entered parliament and burnt it.

This is the generation that doesn't forgive, doesn't forget.

#Nepal #GenZProtest

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[The Founder]

Nepal’s streets are filled with the voices of a new generation. Sparked by the government’s ban on 26 social media platforms, protests quickly turned into a powerful movement against corruption, nepotism, and lack of opportunity. Led by Gen Z, the demonstrations have been both tragic and transformative at least 19 killed, many injured, and government buildings set ablaze. The pressure forced Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli and even the President to resign. The ban has now been lifted, but the unrest proves this is about more than apps it’s about dignity, accountability, and a future where young Nepalis refuse to stay silent.