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How did Nepal's GenZ revolution happen?

I am from India and rn there is this new party CJP (Cockroach Janta Party) formed after the chief justice of India called every unimployed youth a parasite and cockroach cuz they are raising their voice against actual issue in the country and corruption.

It started like 3-4 days ago, CJP already has 13Mil follower on ig, which shows that the youth is actually fed up of everything this government has done which is great. But we don't want it to just be a online political meme movement or something thats just a trend.

They have started with asking for resignation from education minister and and minister of road n transport.

So I wanna ask,

how did your GenZ revolution start
Was their any main leader?
Did it also start online and how long did it stay online
What kind of backlash ya had to face

If ya wanna ask or tell anything let me know

u/pluto_idk — 15 hours ago

trekking in the rain! (or not?)

what's the lowest trekking point i can go to as a complete amateaur by myself (with barely any gear, just a courageous heart) to get a glimpse of Himalaya? which is also safe because i've heard it's already raining there! and if any groups are going there by the end of this month. thankyou

pls also suggest some good registered govt. agencies for a guide! i heard going solo is now not allowed?

u/Limp_Bed5646 — 10 hours ago

Braces at cheap price inside Kathmandu valley?

Guys Kathmandu valley bata cheap price ma braces Kun hospital ma lag auxa and with price also could you say please

u/Ready-Purpose4774 — 13 hours ago

Ko ko le heryo "Ek Muthi Badal"?

u/Kaadorin — 13 hours ago

Caste-origin Madhesh Hindu groups

The social structure of the caste-origin Madhesi Hindu groups is complex, reflecting four varna groups with distinct hierarchical structure within them. These various cultural groups belong to four distinct language groups: Maithili, Bajika, Bhojpuri, and Awadhi. In 2001 the CBS recorded 43 caste-origin Hindu groups in the Madhesh.[13] Caste prejudice is far less prevalent in cities nowadays, although nothing has changed in rural regions. As a result of occupational changes, increased education, their own efforts to emulate the upper castes and consolidation of political power, urban Dalits in the Terai have moved up in status. The National Report says, "Over the last 15-20 years, six groups, namely kath baniya, Rajbhar, Dhanuk, Sudi, Kalwar and Teli have socially upgraded their status from the water unacceptable to the water acceptable community within the Tarai origin Hindu caste groups."[14][15]

Source:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_Nepal

u/Fickle-Reference905 — 17 hours ago

How much do Nepalese in Portugal earn?

I wanted to raise this question, hoping it will generate awareness among those who aspire to go to countries like Portugal. My friend is about to leave for Portugal in few weeks. He has paid about 25 lakhs to the middleman. I have no idea how much Nepalese beginner working in agriculture earn in Portugal. I haven't asked any question to him to avoid confusion.He himself is in confusion. someone has any idea ??

u/Competitive_Fun_1851 — 16 hours ago

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CSIT/BIT graduate dada dd haru transcript ma kk info hunxa?

like does it mention back lageko??
can anyone upload their transcript in the cmt (personal details blurred ofc)

u/OkLibrarian2066 — 13 hours ago

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Expenses in ktm as berojgar

how much you guys spend in a month on personal things?

u/_heyym — 13 hours ago

Female Home Tutor Hiring for English Subject

Female Home Tutor for English – Gatthaghar

Looking for a qualified female home tutor for one student.

Requirements: • B. Ed in English / BA in English

• Female candidates only

Details: • Location: Gatthaghar

• Salary: NPR 15,000/month

• Schedule: 1 hour daily, 26 days/month

• Time: 7am to 8 am or 6 pm to 7 pn

Required Documents: • CV

• Academic Transcript

• Citizenship

• Passport Size Photo

Please send your application to: deepjyotishahi9@gmail.com

u/Remarkable_Shop6482 — 19 hours ago

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Lane overtake fine in nepal

Hello sathi haru. I got fined today at tripureshwor for overtaking lane?? this is my first time getting chit. They handed me my liscence but took my bill book and they told me to come baggikhana singhadurbar ko. Does anyone know kati ko fine lagcha ani k k huncha? I am very worried.

u/Any-Garlic-1389 — 20 hours ago

Gold buy and sell information

I want to buy 24k gold made in form of a necklace from Dubai(with Bill with my name) and want to sell in KTM.Can I do that? Will shop reduce the rate than market price?what are others cautioon?

u/night_owl_2023 — 18 hours ago

The Indirect Superiority Complex in Indian Political Discourse

So in India, currently there is this online movement going on where a group or page on Instagram called Cockroach Janata Party started gaining traction due to annoyance with the media outlets and also because it became a youth alternative people were trying to seek. This is not something new, it has been there for a while, but it blew up two or three days ago and immediately, within three days, they gained 8.4 million followers, which is absurd if you think about it. But it’s India, their population is 1.5 billion, so it makes sense. And I’m pretty sure they came out of this whole media spark related to the Norwegian journalist press conference thing, but whatever, besides the point.

One of the leaders of this whole movement, his name is Abhishek, made this point and it just annoys me. What do you mean by saying, “Don’t make such comparisons, the youth of this country are far more aware, politically conscious, and constitutionally respectful”? What are you even trying to imply here? Did you think we are some anarchist monkeys going around burning everything in the nation?

And have you even thought about the scale of these countries? Nepal is massively smaller than India. Bangladesh is also far smaller than India. Different situation, different history, different political narratives, different social tensions. Why are you trying to flatten everything into one comparison while also sounding subtly superior at the same time?

Because the way he said it genuinely comes off like this indirect superiority complex, where you are positioning Indian Gen Z as somehow more politically mature and informed than the youth movements of neighboring countries. If that was truly the case, India would be in a far better situation politically and socially than it is today.

And this is the thing that annoys me. You say, “Please don’t demean them, many of them are informed,” but the statement itself already sounds patronizing. What the fuck are you even trying to say?
TL;DR:
I don’t like the subtle superiority complex in the way some people from this movement talk about Nepal and Bangladesh. Saying Indian Gen Z is more “politically aware” and “constitutionally respectful” sounds patronizing, as if neighboring countries are politically immature or chaotic. These are completely different nations with different histories, scales, and political realities, so comparing them like that while sounding morally superior just comes off arrogant.

u/Infamous-Jon3 — 1 day ago

Jomsom and the Upper Mustangs

Hi all, is it possible to do a self drive exploring during February in Jomsom and the Upper Mustangs. Thank you

u/Bodyflo — 21 hours ago

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I made a game called nepguesrr because I wanted a Geoguessr experience just for Nepal

Just wanted to share this

I was tired of doomscrolling reels, and decided to make NepGuessr.

I have always liked geography and games that make you think a little, and Nepal felt like the perfect place for one. So I built a game where you're dropped into a random Nepali location and try to guess where you are.

What I like about it is that sometimes the place feels oddly familiar, like your own surroundings or somewhere you've passed before.

It has solo play, online multiplayer, and even local multiplayer on the same screen.

Just a small project built around Nepal, geography, and curiosity.

Open for discussion regarding new features, bugs or feedback

Link: www.nepguesrr.com

u/prazhant0412 — 1 day ago

Anyone knows about german university

is ther public univeristy in germany that don't charge application fee and accept ielsts score 6.5/6 without bachelor's thesis. if there any university please mentioned one of this university.

u/GuaranteeSilent6547 — 24 hours ago

Best place for dental implant in kathmandu

Which is best place for dental implant in kathmandu?

u/Far-Ad-6066 — 22 hours ago

Driving with high beam issue is not talked enough

Everyone and their mom is driving with high beam. Bro, we have enough well lit streets at least in Kathmandu. Please stop blinding me every time I go outside at night.
Surely, they get blinded by vehicles coming their side as well, no? That should make them aware that high beam makes you cant see properly. It’s just annoying.

u/Pure_Connection1469 — 1 day ago

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Sati Pratha in Nepal: how common was it among ordinary people?

My grandmother passed away last year at the age of 95, and she never knew of or heard any stories about her grandmothers or relatives practicing sati. Did the normal general population in Nepal actually practice Sati Pratha?

For context, we’re Upadhyaya Brahmins, since people often say it was mainly followed by high-caste Hindu communities.

u/suryamukheee — 1 day ago

Was trinity alevels a good decision?

I just joined trinity alevels with a 100% scholarship so 24k monthly fee and 50k admission is waived. So on average my monthly fee would be 25k by adding everything including exam costs.

And also can you drop chemistry?

And does any one have books, I would buy ?

Just these things😄

Btw there's no subreddit for alevels nepal so, mod plz don't dlt this.

u/Winter_Building7129 — 1 day ago

Anyone to talk? M23 here Getting Bored.

Same as title... We can talk about anything especially life, career, movies, cricket

u/literallyme8 — 1 day ago