Tuesday, March 10th, 2026

Gen-Z protesters block Indian media from broadcasting outside Army Headquarters



KATHMANDU: Gen-Z protesters outside the Army Headquarters have prevented Indian media from broadcasting live, citing concerns over biased reporting. The protesters stopped journalists from collecting news material and removed them from the area in front of the base.

Some of the activists accused the media of being pro-establishment, and in response, blocked them from reporting. Following the incident, the Nepali Army also instructed the journalists to leave the site to prevent further tension.

The situation remains tense as the Gen-Z movement continues to voice its demands at the military base.

Publish Date : 11 September 2025 13:16 PM

Few lawmakers above 70 in new House of Representatives

KATHMANDU: The number of lawmakers above 70 years of age

Kathmandu air quality deteriorates to very unhealthy level

KATHMANDU: Air quality in Kathmandu has reached a very unhealthy

Miraj Dhungana reminds RSP’s Amresh Singh of Nepali Congress’ past support

KATHMANDU: Gen Z activist Miraj Dhungana has reminded Rastriya Swatantra

Bhandari advises Thapa to fulfil responsibility instead of resigning

KATHMANDU: Nepali Congress leader Chandra Bhandari has suggested that party

RSP nears 4.95 million votes in PR tally; vote count crosses 10.29 million

KATHMANDU: The vote count under the proportional representation (PR) electoral