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“Nepal isn’t fighting an election right now. It’s fighting for survival.”

The country is in its third Jan Andolan in 35 years — a people’s movement led by Gen Z against corruption, nepotism, and unemployment.

This week, protesters named former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as interim Prime Minister, nominated through a Discord vote — hoping she can be a bridge to stability.

But Nepal’s instability is deep. 14 governments in 17 years, collapsing institutions, and a youth exodus. Add to that — China expanding its influence, far-left groups rising again, and there have even been some calls to bring back the monarchy.

For India, the challenge is clear: help quietly, without dominating. Because if New Delhi overplays its hand, Nepal may tilt further towards Beijing.

So the future rests on one question — can Nepal’s youth unite behind Karki… or will the cycle of instability continue?

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