The Informal Sector Service Center (INSEC) issued a Press Release on 9 September, demanding a judicial investigation into the massacre in Kathmandu and calling for the Prime Minister’s resignation. The
As the Gen Z protest escalated in various areas of Biratnagar Sub-Metropolitan City for the second day, the District Administration Office has imposed a curfew. To control the ongoing protests
Protesters have vandalized and set fire to the residence of Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Prithivi Subba Gurung. According to police sources, on 9 September, protesters reached Minister Gurung’s
The District Administration Office, Kathmandu, has imposed a curfew within the Ring Road area effective from 8:30 AM on September 9 until further notice. According to the notice, the curfew
The embassies of Australia, Finland, France, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, Norway, Germany, and the United States situated in Nepal have expressed deep sorrow over the violent
The Informal Sector Service Centre, INSEC issued a press release issued on 8 September, condemning the excessive use of force by the police during the protest organized by Gen-Z in
During the Gen Z protest in Pokhara, 30 people were injured. Among them, five sustained injuries from police gunfire. The injured are receiving treatment in various hospitals. On 8 September,
Protesters marching from the hospital area broke through the iron barricades set up by police for security. When they demonstrated in front of the Provincial Assembly gate and tried to
Civil Hospital, Baneshwor has reported that one protester, injured during the Gen-z Protest in Kathmandu on 8 September against the government’s decisions on corruption, mismanagement, and the shutdown of social
After an outbreak of multiple diseases at Jhumka Jail, Ramdhuni Municipality-5, the jail administration organized a health camp for the inmates. Starting from mid-August 2025, a viral fever spread among
During the protest organized by the new generation youth (Gen Z) in Kathmandu on 8 September against corruption, mismanagement, and the government’s decision to shut down social media, 17 people
During the Gen-z protest in Itahari, Sunsari, on 8 September against corruption, mismanagement, and the government’s decision to shut down social media, two people were killed when police opened fire.
Rupandehi District Court has sentenced Bishnu Prasad Dhakal,48, of Tamnagar, Butwal Sub-Metropolitan City–12, to three months in prison for sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl. The bench of District Court Judge
Police arrested Taradevi Khatri, 32, from Piple, Aathrai Rural Municipality-7, on September 1 for caste-based discrimination against Alisha Bishwakarma,22, of the same place on August 27. Inspector Rajababu Thakur of
Police arrested Basanta Prasad Yadav, a teacher at Nirmal Lama Polytechnic Institute in Bardibas-11 of Sonma Rural Municipality-5, on September 2 for allegedly misbehaving with an 18-year-old student the same
Police arrested a 21-year-old male relative on September 4 for allegedly sexually abusing a 16-year-old girl. The victim filed a complaint at the Melamchi Police Station on September 3, stating
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has expressed serious concern over the Government of Nepal’s decision to shut down social media platforms. In a press release issued on September 5,
Police arrested Dipendra Teli, 30, on September 4 for the charges of killing his father Shriram Teli Gupta,61,of Ramgram Municipality–1, Sanda. The accused had beaten his father on September 2
The Jhumka Jail Ramdhuni Municipality–5, reported the death of Jaleshwar Yadav, 46, from Rajbiraj Municipality–8, Saptari, on September 3. Yadav was admitted to the district hospital in Inaruwa on the
Police arrested Devnarayan Shrestha, 38, of Bhimeshwar Municipality-9 on 2 September for the charge of sexually abusing a 17-year-old girl. The aggrieved party filed a complaint at the District Police
