Gen Z protesters have taken to the streets after the government failed to act against political leaders accused of corruption. Tensions escalated as police clashed with demonstrators, leading to violence, injuries, and massive unrest across Kathmandu.

Nepal’s Young Activists Clash With Authorities Over Government Corruption

In September 2025, Nepal witnessed deadly clashes during youth-led “Gen Z” protests against government corruption and a sweeping social media ban. Human Rights Watch reports that security forces used excessive force, killing 17 protesters in Kathmandu alone, while the following day saw targeted arson and attacks on government buildings, media outlets, and schools.

Nepal Protests: Security Forces Accused of Lethal Force Against Youth

Nepal has received a $9.4 million payment from the World Bank's Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF)﻿ in recognition of its success in reducing approximately 1.88 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions through its community-led REDD+ program in the Terai Arc Landscape.


Nepal Receives $9.4 Million for Cutting Carbon Emissions from Forests 

India and Nepal are set to hold their annual border talks aimed at curbing trans-border crime and enhancing intelligence sharing.
The discussions will strengthen bilateral cooperation, border security, and regional stability.

India, Nepal Hold Annual Border Talks | Focus on Crime, Intelligence Sharing

India and Nepal are set to hold their 9th Annual Coordination Meeting from November 12-14. The talks aim to strengthen bilateral ties, discuss border management, trade, and regional cooperation. Officials from both countries will review ongoing projects and explore new areas of collaboration to enhance mutual economic and strategic interests.


India-Nepal Talks: 9th Annual Coordination Meeting to be Held from November 12-14

Nepal’s security forces have recovered the bodies of Indian tourists who went missing in the Manang district following extreme weather conditions. Rescue operations continue as authorities work to identify the victims and assist the families.

Nepal Forces Recover Bodies of Indian Tourists Lost in Manang Tragedy

At least nine climbers, including seven foreigners and two local guides, were killed in two separate and incidents of snowstorm and avalanche. Why is Nepal witnessing so many avalanches this year?


Deadly avalanche in Nepal | survivors recall horror

India strengthened its military presence at the strategic Siliguri Corridor, commonly known as the ‘Chicken’s Neck’. New outposts and fortifications have been established to secure this narrow land passage that connects mainland India to its northeastern states.

The corridor, critical for logistics and national security, lies close to international borders with China, Bhutan, and Nepal. Analysts note that the enhanced security measures are part of India’s ongoing strategy to protect key strategic points amid regional tensions.

India's New Outposts At 'Chicken's Neck': Siliguri Corridor Fortified

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval said “poor governance” was the reason behind uprisings that led to change of governments in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka over the past three-and-a-half years.


NSA Doval Underlines India's Progress in Countering Terrorism

A homecoming that no one expected. Hamas hostage, Bipin Joshi, laid to rest in Nepal. Who was Bipin Joshi and how he saved people's lives during October 7 attacks?


The Story of Bipin Joshi : Nepal Bids Farewell to Hamas Hostage 

The mortal remains of Bipin Joshi, the Nepalese hostage held by Hamas, have been brought back home to Nepal. This somber moment marks a poignant chapter in the ongoing conflict. The nation pays tribute to his sacrifice and mourns the loss.


Hamas hostage: Bipin Joshi died in captivity after being abducted by Hamas from Israel

Kanchha Sherpa, the last surviving member of the mountaineering expedition team that first conquered Mount Everest, died early Thursday, according to the Nepal Mountaineering Association.


Nepal: Last survivor of first Mount Everest expedition team passes away at 92 

Kathmandu comes alive with lights, music, and millions of marigold garlands as Nepal celebrates Tihar — a festival of joy, faith, and togetherness that mirrors India’s Diwali celebrations.


Nepal: India celebrates Diwali, its neighbour celebrates Tihar 

Two of the three ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 tickets via the Asia/East Asia-Pacific Qualifier have been snatched by Nepal and Oman.&nbsp;With UAE's win against Samoa, and with the Emiratis set to take on Japan on Thursday, Oman and Nepal had their top three finishes guaranteed before their meeting against each other in Super Six action.&nbsp;Five of the first six matches in the Super Six stage went to the final over to highlight the fine margins between the sides, with the Nepalis prevailing in two nail-biters to book their tickets.&nbsp;Unbeaten in group action, Nepal brought two carry over points to the Super Six stage before their final-ball victories against UAE and Qatar.&nbsp;Dipendra Singh Airee was taken for six by Dhruv Parashar to make the equation just three runs off the final three balls for the Emiratis, though a catch hit to Sundeep Jora and two run outs back-to-back meant a last-gasp Nepal victory.&nbsp;A day later, Rohit Paudel's team pulled another win out of the fire, with Qatar 97/1 inside 12 overs chasing 148.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/5-players-with-most-runs-in-women-s-odi-world-cup-history-debbie-hockley-mithali-raj-janette-brittin-charlotte-edwards-suzie-bates-1757606297874">From Mithali Raj to Janette Brittin, 5 players with most runs in Women's ODI World Cup history</a>&nbsp;Sandeep Lamichhane (5/18) sparked a collapse, and with only two wickets in hand needing 10, the Qataris left themselves too much to do.&nbsp;Oman in a similar vein brought over two over two points to the Super Six stage and cruised to a first win over Qatar, comfortably defending 172.&nbsp;They found proceedings more difficult against United Arab Emirates, though the hitting of Nadeem Khan rescued the Omanis, taking Muhammad Arfan for a four and a six in consecutive deliveries to eventually win with two balls to spare.&nbsp;The Emiratis meanwhile hold third position for now after a strong win over Samoa, and will take on a spirited Japan side in a crucial affair itching to make amends for their narrow defeat to Qatar.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cricket-women-s-odi-world-cup-2025-all-you-need-to-know-about-indian-women-s-team-schedule-squad-fixtures-and-more-1758556378933">Women's ODI World Cup 2025: All you need to know about Indian women's team schedule, squad, fixtures and more</a>&nbsp;The Qataris were on the canvas, needing 32 off the final three overs and with only three wickets in hand, before a final flurry from Muhammad Ikramullah (16 not out off 9) and Daniel Archer (12 not out from 8) completed the snatch and grab with two balls to spare.&nbsp;The Samoans to this point have been unable to emulate their strong group stage performance where they beat regional rivals Papua New Guinea, and have been mathematically eliminated from a top three spot.&nbsp;Qatar are still mathematically alive, though need other results to go their way, a win over the Samoans on Thursday, and the edge on net run rate to remain alive.<h2>Remaining Fixtures&nbsp;</h2>15 October: Oman v Nepal16 October: United Arab Emirates v Japan16 October: Qatar v Samoa17 October: Japan v Oman17 October: Samoa v Nepal

Unbeaten in group action, Nepal brought two carry over points to the Super Six stage before their final-ball victories against UAE and Qatar.

Two of the three ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 tickets via the Asia/East Asia-Pacific Qualifier have been snatched by Nepal and Oman. With UAE's win against Samoa, and with the Emiratis set to take on Japan on Thursday, Oman and Nepal had their top three finishes guaranteed before their meeting against each other in Super Six action. Five of the first six matches in the Super Six stage went to the final over to highlight the fine margins between the sides, with the Nepalis prevailing in two nail-biters to book their tickets. Unbeaten in group action, Nepal brought two carry over points to the Super Six stage before their final-ball victories against UAE and Qatar. Dipendra Singh Airee was taken for six by Dhruv Parashar to make the equation just three runs off the final three balls for the Emiratis, though a catch hit to Sundeep Jora and two run outs back-to-back meant a last-gasp Nepal victory. A day later, Rohit Paudel's team pulled another win out of the fire, with Qatar 97/1 inside 12 overs chasing 148. ALSO READ | From Mithali Raj to Janette Brittin, 5 players with most runs in Women's ODI World Cup history Sandeep Lamichhane (5/18) sparked a collapse, and with only two wickets in hand needing 10, the Qataris left themselves too much to do. Oman in a similar vein brought over two over two points to the Super Six stage and cruised to a first win over Qatar, comfortably defending 172. They found proceedings more difficult against United Arab Emirates, though the hitting of Nadeem Khan rescued the Omanis, taking Muhammad Arfan for a four and a six in consecutive deliveries to eventually win with two balls to spare. The Emiratis meanwhile hold third position for now after a strong win over Samoa, and will take on a spirited Japan side in a crucial affair itching to make amends for their narrow defeat to Qatar. ALSO READ | Women's ODI World Cup 2025: All you need to know about Indian women's team schedule, squad, fixtures and more The Qataris were on the canvas, needing 32 off the final three overs and with only three wickets in hand, before a final flurry from Muhammad Ikramullah (16 not out off 9) and Daniel Archer (12 not out from 8) completed the snatch and grab with two balls to spare. The Samoans to this point have been unable to emulate their strong group stage performance where they beat regional rivals Papua New Guinea, and have been mathematically eliminated from a top three spot. Qatar are still mathematically alive, though need other results to go their way, a win over the Samoans on Thursday, and the edge on net run rate to remain alive. Remaining Fixtures 15 October: Oman v Nepal 16 October: United Arab Emirates v Japan 16 October: Qatar v Samoa 17 October: Japan v Oman 17 October: Samoa v Nepal

Unbeaten in group action, Nepal brought two carry over points to the Super Six stage before their final-ball victories against UAE and Qatar.

Nepal, Oman officially seal 2026 T20 World Cup berth after UAE's win over Samoa

Nepal’s political landscape is in turmoil as the country's largest parties clash over key constitutional and governance issues. With coalition tensions rising and leadership stability in question, what lies ahead for the Himalayan democracy?

Nepal's Biggest Parties At Loggerheads: What's Next?

Rescue efforts are under way in the remote Tibetan slopes of Mount Everest where a snowstorm has trapped nearly 1,000 people in campsites on the eastern side of the mountain, according to Chinese state media.

Hundreds Trapped on Mount Everest; 1 Hiker Killed, 350 Evacuated to Safety 

Nepal's Election Commission has announced the registration schedule for upcoming snap elections set for March 5. The move follows recent political shifts, with parties now preparing for a critical national vote.

Nepal Elections: Groups Involved in Gen Z Protests Discuss Forming New Parties



Rescue efforts are under way in the remote Tibetan slopes of Mount Everest where a snowstorm has trapped nearly 1,000 people in campsites on the eastern side of the mountain, according to Chinese state media.

Hundreds Stranded on Slopes as Blizzard Strikes Mount Everest in Tibet

Landslides and flash floods, triggered by heavy rains, have killed at least 47 people, blocked roads and washed away bridges in Nepal.


Nepal Experiences Heavy Rainfall, Causing Flooding And Landslides

In Nepal, officials reported that 50 people had died since Friday, with most casualties in Ilam district, which borders India's West Bengal state.


Nepal: Over 140 domestic flights grounded; 50 dead in landslides & floods

From a toddler to a goddess, Aryatara Shakya's life has transformed overnight.For centuries, Nepal's tradition has fascinated the world—raising images and questions of faith, childhood, and change. Meet Nepal's new Kumari, or living goddess. She replaces 11-year-old Trishna Shakya, who held the role since 2017


Nepal: 2-year-old Aryatara turns goddess incarnate

In Nepal, officials reported that 49 people had died since Friday, with most casualties in Ilam district, which borders India's West Bengal state.


Nepal: Incessant rains cause widespread havoc, most casualties recorded near India border

Nepal is on alert as a low-pressure system intensifies monsoon rains, causing heavy rainfall and flooding across the country. Authorities have declared a 2-day public holiday to ensure safety and minimize disruptions. 


Nepal on high alert: Heavy rainfall warning issued for multiple districts 

Nepal on high alert: Heavy rainfall and floods trigger 2-day public holiday  

A 2-year-old girl has been anointed as Nepal's new living goddess on Tuesday during the country's longest and most significant Hindu festival.

Aryatara Shakya, who is 2 years and 8 months old, was carried by family members from their home in a Kathmandu alley to a temple palace. 

She was chosen as the new Kumari, or "virgin goddess," as the incumbent is considered by tradition to have become mortal upon reaching puberty. 


Nepal: New Two-Year-old Girl Chosen as Living Goddess

Aryatara Shakya, at 2 years and 8 months, was chosen as the new Kumari, or “virgin goddess,” replacing the incumbent, who is considered by tradition to become a mere mortal upon reaching puberty.


Nepal chooses minor Aryatara Shakya as the virgin goddess 

Nepal is set to launch a five-year Everest clean-up plan in line with a Supreme Court directive, as the world’s highest peak—often dubbed the Earth’s tallest garbage dump—grapples with decades of accumulated waste. Experts warn that the growing piles of trash collected each season highlight the urgent need for sustainable mountaineering practices.



Nepal Launches Mt. Everest Cleanup Plan

Nepal: A high-profile money laundering investigation has been initiated involving former prime ministers and an ex-minister, raising serious questions about financial misconduct. The inquiry focuses on alleged illicit financial activities, asset holdings, and potential abuse of power during their terms.

Nepal: Money Laundering Inquiry Launched Against Former Prime Ministers and Ex-Minister

Nepal’s ousted Prime Minister has resurfaced in the political spotlight following widespread Gen Z-led protests demanding transparency and reform. The former PM made a public appearance, hinting at a potential political comeback.


Nepal: KP Sharma Oli lashes out at Gen Z government, hints at political return 

Major Political Reforms in Nepal: Voting Age Lowered to 16, New Rights for Citizens Abroad
In a landmark address, Nepal's interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki announced sweeping electoral reforms aimed at increasing youth participation in politics. The most significant change is the reduction of the voting age from 18 to 16, a direct response to the "Gen-Z" movement that toppled the previous government.



Nepal expands voter base, 16 & 17-year-olds can now register to vote 

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