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Nepali Youth Bipin Joshi Confirmed Dead After 738 Days in Captivity

After 738 days of hope and uncertainty, Nepali youth Bipin Joshi, abducted by Hamas in Israel, has been confirmed dead. The news comes amid a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, reviving calls for peace after years of conflict. Reports confirm that innocent lives were lost on both sides — some captives died in Hamas’s custody, while others reportedly perished in IDF operations and detention. Bipin’s death is a painful reminder that in wars fought for power, no side truly wins — only families lose.

EDITORIAL1 month ago

Sushila Karki Assumes Interim Leadership in Nepal Following Anti-Corruption Uprising

Sushila Karki, Nepal’s former chief justice, has been sworn in as the country’s first female interim prime minister after mass anti-corruption protests toppled the government. More than 50 people were killed in clashes sparked by a social media ban that escalated into a wider movement against political privilege. Karki now faces the task of restoring order, rebuilding parliament, and regaining public trust ahead of elections set for March 2026.

NEPAL1 month ago

Nepal Lifts Social Media Ban After Deadly Protests Leave 19 Dead

Nepal has lifted its week-long social media ban after nationwide protests turned deadly, leaving at least 19 people dead and more than 100 injured. The decision came after thousands of young demonstrators stormed parliament in Kathmandu, demanding an end to the ban and action against corruption, BBC reported.

FEATURED1 month ago

At Least 19 Killed in Nepal Protests Over Social Media Ban and Corruption

At least 19 young protesters were killed and dozens injured in Kathmandu as police clashed with demonstrators opposing Nepal’s social media ban and rampant corruption. Families gathered in anguish outside hospitals while thousands of students marched with placards demanding change, turning the streets of the capital into a symbol of grief and defiance.

NEPAL2 months ago

International Youth Day 2025: Turning Global Goals into Local Action

International Youth Day 2025, on 12 August, celebrates the energy and impact of young people. This year’s theme, “Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and Beyond”, urges youth to turn global goals into community change. In Nepal, simple steps like cleaning public spaces and planting trees can create a cleaner, greener future while inspiring others to take action.

HEALTH2 months ago

Healthy Habits for Young Adults (18–25): Building the Foundation for a Lifetime of Wellness

The years between 18 and 25 are often called the “formative adulthood” stage — a time of independence, exploration, and building the habits that can shape your entire future.

POLITICS2 months ago

Private Schools Push Back on Education Bill — Pressure Builds Ahead of August Deadline

Private school organizations across Nepal are intensifying pressure on lawmakers regarding controversial clauses in the proposed School Education Bill.

LOCAL NGOS2 months ago

Kalpabriksha Nepal – A Youth Movement You Should Stand Behind

At Nepal FAM, we believe in celebrating the people and organizations that are making a real difference in our communities. One such incredible initiative is Kalpabriksha Nepal—a youth-led organization that’s redefining what it means to empower the next generation.

EDITORIAL2 months ago

Nepal’s Digital Nomad Visa: Opportunity, Economics and the Policy Road Ahead

In 2025 Nepal moved from casual talk to concrete proposals for a dedicated Digital Nomad Visa — reportedly a five-year, multiple-entry residence permit designed for remote workers who earn income from outside Nepal.