By Nishant Singh Gurung A DIFFERENT CHILD Born and raised in Kathmandu, Samaira Shrestha, 21, lives with her grandmother, father, mother and her brother. An extrovert by nature, Samira used to partake in most extra cocurricular activities during her school days. “I loved singing and dancing, I played football and the 5:00 am karate lessons […]
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Protesters of the ‘Enough is Enough’ campaign have ended their fast-unto-death strike, concluding that the government had increased the scope of coronavirus testing and the Ministry of Health and Population had taken positive steps towards controlling the spread of coronavirus. On Sunday, activist Iih broke his fast-unto-death on the 23rd. Earlier Iih and Pukar Bam
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Law students and campaigners of the Enough is Enough movement — Krishna Pal, Arun Satyal and Sasmit Pokharel filed a writ mandamus at the Supreme Court on Thursday demanding an order from the court to not detain the protesters of ‘Enough is Enough’ campaign and passers-by. The first date of hearing for the case is
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Nepal government has been indifferent in fulfilling the demands of youth activists of the Enough is Enough campaign who have been staging fast-unto-death strike for the second time since past ten days in Basantapur, Kathmandu demanding better government response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Several youths have joined Iih, a 26-year-old activist of the ‘Enough is
Stating that the government had failed to implement the 12-point agreement reached with the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), activists of the Enough is Enough’ campaign have resumed their fast-unto-death strike in Basantapur of Kathmandu. The campaign launched by youths of Kathmandu, who claim not to have been affiliated with any political party, on
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Activists of the Enough Is Enough campaign today staged a protest in Pulchowk of Kathmandu demanding the government to implement the 12-point agreement signed earlier between the campaigners and the Ministry of Health. The protestors had gathered in front of Health Minister Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal’s residence. On July 7, representatives of Health Ministry had signed
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The government of Nepal and activists of the #EnoughisEnough Campaign have arrived upon a 12 point agreement. Below is a list of the agreed upon terms: Nepalis returning from abroad will have to spend 5 days in quarantine. Following the five day quarantine, and after conducting a PCR test, returnees will be allowed to complete
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