Redefining the Media
Kathmandu, Nepal —Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has officially resigned from his position after days of large protests across Nepal. Most of the protesters were young people who were angry … Read More
Jackson Heights, Queens — In the heart of one of New York City’s most diverse neighborhoods, a quiet but powerful gathering took place at Diversity Plaza this weekend. Members of … Read More
KATHMANDU- Nepal is facing a wave of deadly protests as thousands of young people take to the streets in response to a government ban on major social media platforms. The … Read More
New York City, September 6, 2025 — The Annual Tibetan Golf Tournament teed off today at the historic Pelham Bay Golf Course in the Bronx, drawing 60 enthusiastic participants from … Read More
CONNECTICUT– The United States has announced visa restrictions targeting Nepali government officials involved in the recent nationwide ban of major social media platforms. The move comes in response to Nepal’s … Read More
KATHMANDU– Nepal has made a major change to its citizenship law, giving more rights to women and children. In the past, children could only get Nepali citizenship through their father’s … Read More
Kathmandu — The Government of Nepal has officially blocked access to 26 major social media platforms, citing failure to comply with new registration requirements issued by the Ministry of Communication and … Read More
Abu Dhabi, UAE —In a powerful display of compassion and international friendship, the United Arab Emirates has granted amnesty to 120 Nepali nationals who had been serving prison sentences for … Read More
KATHMANDU– Former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai has raised serious concerns about the treatment of Rabi Lamichhane, currently detained at Rupandehi District Prison. Following a personal visit, Bhattarai described the conditions … Read More
NEW YORK- A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s plan to end Temporary Protected Status for immigrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua, allowing thousands—including more than 9,000 Nepalis—to continue … Read More
