Young demonstrators vow to decide the nation’s future as discontent over corruption and inequality spills from social media onto the streets.

Thousands of dollars have already been collected, but such campaigns have not been without controversies in the past.

From astronauts casting ballots in space to millions of overseas citizens voting by post or online, global practices show what Nepal has yet to achieve.

While key offices suffered fire and looting, data centres and telecom networks kept essential services running.

Experts warn government action could tarnish international image, disrupt relations with global tech giants and affect economy.

From why the decision was taken to its impact on creators and the digital economy, here’s what you need to know.

Government enforces mandatory registration rule, allowing only listed platforms like TikTok and Viber.

Rajendra Khetan has acquired 14 percent shares in the leading payment system operator owned by F1Soft.

Alongside Telegram, the Global View app has also applied for registration. Five social media platforms, including Viber and TikTok, are registered in Nepal.

Nepal Rasra Bank has ordered Laxmi Sunrise Bank to shut down digital-only banking service OrangeNXT.

Facebook’s parent company sends officials to Kathmandu as deadline looms.

The social media platform commits to promoting digital literacy, tourism, and education.