The Nepali Congress has denounced the assault on party president Sher Bahadur Deuba and Arzu Rana Deuba as "inhumane and brutal," calling for an investigation into the violence and destruction during JNG-led protests. Vice President Purna Bahadur Khadka also declared the dissolution of Parliament unconstitutional.

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Nepal's interim cabinet on Monday (Sep 15) expanded with the induction of three ministers. The three ministers, Rameshwor Khanal, Om Prakash Aryal and Kulman Ghising took oath at Sital Niwas, the presidential palace in Kathmandu. The expansion comes two days after President Ram Chandra Poudel appointed former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as the new Nepal Prime Minister, the head of the interim government. Karki assumed office on Sunday and has until March 5 to conduct fresh elections and hand over power to an elected parliament.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-unconstitutional-nepal-s-eight-major-parties-say-president-should-reinstate-dissolved-parliament-1757792434449">Nepal’s eight major parties say president should reinstate dissolved parliament</a><h2>Nepal's new interim ministers</h2>Kulman Ghising, the former head of the Nepal Electricity Authority, will lead the Ministry of Energy, Urban Development and Physical Infrastructure.&nbsp;Lawyer Om Prakash Aryal has been appointed to the Ministry of Law and Home Affairs.&nbsp;Meanwhile, former finance secretary Rameshwor Khanal will take charge of the Finance Ministry.&nbsp;Visuals from the ceremony show the three ministers taking the oath as the interim government undertakes its efforts to stabilise governance in the aftermath of the recent Gen Z led anti-corruption protests.&nbsp;<h2>More names under consideration</h2>Officials said more names are under consideration for the remaining portfolios.&nbsp;The Prime Minister is going through the names of various personnel to take them on board. She also had held rounds of consultations and interviews with them about their roadmap ahead," an official told news agency ANI.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/nepal-protests-from-kathmandu-to-pokhara-multiple-jailbreaks-reported-over-1-500-prisoners-escape-as-gen-z-led-unrest-sweeps-nation-1757486432833">Nepal protests: From Kathmandu to Pokhara, multiple jailbreaks reported; over 1,500 prisoners escape as Gen-Z-led unrest sweeps nation</a>&nbsp;Kathmandu, meanwhile, is still reeling from violent anti-corruption protests that led to the formation of the interim government. Residents said businesses remain slow and the city is yet to return to normalcy. "The condition is still not back to normal pace. The people's movement has reduced. People are still mourning; they are deep in sorrow. Sales have been adversely affected," said Sabita Surkheti, a Kathmandu resident, told ANI, as she described the atmosphere in the city's streets.&nbsp;

Nepal's new interim government, led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki, expanded on Monday (Sep 15) with the addition of three ministers - Rameshwor Khanal, Om Prakash Aryal, and Kulman Ghising.

Nepal's interim cabinet on Monday (Sep 15) expanded with the induction of three ministers. The three ministers, Rameshwor Khanal, Om Prakash Aryal and Kulman Ghising took oath at Sital Niwas, the presidential palace in Kathmandu. The expansion comes two days after President Ram Chandra Poudel appointed former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as the new Nepal Prime Minister, the head of the interim government. Karki assumed office on Sunday and has until March 5 to conduct fresh elections and hand over power to an elected parliament. Also read | Nepal’s eight major parties say president should reinstate dissolved parliament Nepal's new interim ministers Kulman Ghising, the former head of the Nepal Electricity Authority, will lead the Ministry of Energy, Urban Development and Physical Infrastructure. Lawyer Om Prakash Aryal has been appointed to the Ministry of Law and Home Affairs. Meanwhile, former finance secretary Rameshwor Khanal will take charge of the Finance Ministry. Visuals from the ceremony show the three ministers taking the oath as the interim government undertakes its efforts to stabilise governance in the aftermath of the recent Gen Z led anti-corruption protests. More names under consideration Officials said more names are under consideration for the remaining portfolios. The Prime Minister is going through the names of various personnel to take them on board. She also had held rounds of consultations and interviews with them about their roadmap ahead," an official told news agency ANI. Also read | Nepal protests: From Kathmandu to Pokhara, multiple jailbreaks reported; over 1,500 prisoners escape as Gen-Z-led unrest sweeps nation Kathmandu, meanwhile, is still reeling from violent anti-corruption protests that led to the formation of the interim government. Residents said businesses remain slow and the city is yet to return to normalcy. "The condition is still not back to normal pace. The people's movement has reduced. People are still mourning; they are deep in sorrow. Sales have been adversely affected," said Sabita Surkheti, a Kathmandu resident, told ANI, as she described the atmosphere in the city's streets.

Nepal's new interim government, led by Prime Minister Sushila Karki, expanded on Monday (Sep 15) with the addition of three ministers - Rameshwor Khanal, Om Prakash Aryal, and Kulman Ghising.

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Sharing both geography and culture with India, Nepal is the closest extension of Hindi’s influence. About 8 million people understand Hindi, and around 80,000 use it as their primary language.

Sharing both geography and culture with India, Nepal is the closest extension of Hindi’s influence. About 8 million people understand Hindi, and around 80,000 use it as their primary language.

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Nepal is slowly returning to normalcy following weeks of political unrest and violent protests, as borders reopen for public movement after interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki assumed office.


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Nepal is slowly returning to normalcy following weeks of political unrest and violent protests, as borders reopen for public movement after interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki assumed office.



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Nepal is slowly returning to normalcy following weeks of political unrest and violent protests, as borders reopen for public movement after interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki assumed office.


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Nepal's newly appointed PM Sushila Karki takes charge of her office at Singha Durbar


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Former Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister Rabi Lamichhane, who was briefly freed during a Gen-Z-led protest jailbreak, has been returned to custody.


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Mass protests led by Nepal’s Gen Z have erupted over economic and political issues, disrupting tourism and damaging major luxury hotels like Hilton and Hyatt. The unrest poses new challenges for the country's travel industry.


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Sushila Karki became Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.


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Sushila Karki, 73, is not a politician by background. She is best known for her tenure as the first woman chief justice of Nepal. Sushila Karki became Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.


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Dealing a heavy blow to the country’s tourism and hospitality sector. . . . Nearly two dozen hotels were damaged, vandalised, or torched during the Gen Z protest. The protest has directly hit the lifeline, which contributes 7 percent of the Himalayan country's GDP. 


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Sources indicate Sushila Karki is set to become Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.

 Nepal's Gen Z Backs Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki To Head Interim Govt

Nepal’s former chief justice, Sushila Karki, is likely to take oath as interim prime minister, said several sources on Friday after intense protests led to the resignation of PM K.P. Sharma Oli. Nepal’s first and only female chief justice, Karki, 73, is known for her honesty, integrity, and stand against corruption. She was the preferred choice of the Gen Z protesters in Nepal and will create history by becoming the first woman prime minister of Nepal. The decision to appoint Sushila Karki as head of the interim government was taken after protesters held marathon talks with the Army chief Ashok Raj Sigdel and President Ram Chandra Poudel, following which the protesters’ demands of dissolving the Parliament and appointing Karki as the interim PM were accepted.

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Nepal's Gen Z protesters are still divided over who should lead the next interim government, despite their massive demonstrations that ousted Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's government. In a recent online vote on Discord, a majority of participants favored former Chief Justice Sushila Karki, known for her anti-corruption stance, to lead the interim government. However, another contender has emerged in the form of Kul Man Ghising, the former head of the Nepal Electricity Authority, credited with ending the country's chronic power blackouts.


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Rival Factions Reject Sushila Karki's Nomination, Call for Experienced Leaders to Join the Govt

Nepal's Gen Z protesters are still divided over who should lead the next interim government, despite their massive demonstrations that ousted Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's government. In a recent online vote on Discord, a majority of participants favored former Chief Justice Sushila Karki, known for her anti-corruption stance, to lead the interim government. However, another contender has emerged in the form of Kul Man Ghising, the former head of the Nepal Electricity Authority, credited with ending the country's chronic power blackouts.



Rival Factions Reject Sushila Karki's Nomination, Call for Experienced Leaders to Join the Govt

 #GRAVITAS | Days after violent youth-led protests and arson rocked Nepal, killing over 30 and injuring over a thousand people, an eerie calm prevails amid a hunt for the Nepal's next leader. But prior to collapse,how has the leadership been placed and what has been the numbers of representation in the Nepal coalition government formed in 2014. Watch this video to find out more. 


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Nepal Unrest: Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has been appointed Nepal’s interim leader, just a day after mass protests toppled the government over corruption and nepotism allegations. As the first woman to serve as Nepal’s Chief Justice, Karki will guide the country through a transitional period until new elections are held.


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Nepal Protests: Nepal has plunged into chaos as Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigned amid violent protests that left dozens dead. With the army taking full charge of security in Kathmandu, the nation faces its most explosive crisis in years.


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 Nepal continues to plunge into its worst political crisis in years. Protests that began as anger against a sudden social media ban have spiraled into nationwide unrest.

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#Gravitas Nepal continues to plunge into its worst political crisis in years. Protests that began as anger against a sudden social media ban have spiraled into nationwide unrest.


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Nepal Unrest: Amid ongoing protests in Nepal, police have confirmed that 13,500 inmates have escaped from various prisons, raising concerns about law and order. The Nepalese Army have been deployed to restore order as violent protests intensify across the country. 

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