Protests in Nepal - TASS

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Nepal starts forming interim government

Russia hopes to preserve friendly ties with Nepal under new head of government — diplomat

Nepali leader agrees to appoint former chief justice Karki as acting prime minister

Damage to state infrastructure in Nepal estimated at over $1.4 bln

Nepal’s president pledges to resolve crisis as soon as possible

Mass unrest erupted in Kathmandu and other Nepalese cities earlier this week following protests against corruption and the ban on social media

Nepal unrest death toll rises to 30 — health ministry

The ministry reported that 713 injured individuals have already been discharged from hospitals

Ex-chairman of Supreme Court of Nepal ready to head interim cabinet — portal

The decision to recommend Karki for the post of head of the transitional government was made following a five-hour virtual meeting of Gen-Z activists

Over 7,500 inmates escape from prisons in Nepal following outbreak of unrest — newspaper

According to the source, reports of escaped prisoners have been received from 13 correctional facilities

Kremlin hopes for restoration of order in Nepal

Dmitry Peskov said Russia wishes Nepal the swiftest return to the constitutional

Wife of former Nepal PM alive in hospital despite media reports of her death — portal

On Tuesday, the media outlet said that the woman had died after rioters attacked the residence of the former prime minister

No information about possible foreign interference in Nepal’s protests — Kremlin

According to latest data, 25 people were killed and more than 630 wounded during the protests

At least 25 people killed, 633 injured during mass riots in Nepal

Protests against corruption and a ban on social media escalated into riots in Kathmandu and other cities on Monday and Tuesday

Agitators in Nepal demand rewriting Constitution, call for political reforms — TV

The activists demanded restructuring of the systems of education, healthcare, justice, security, and communications, and investigation into assets "looted over the past three decades" to be followed by nationalization

Nepali Army imposes nationwide curfew until Thursday

According to the news portal, the Army already patrols the streets of Kathmandu and other cities