Sunday, January 25, 2026
16.1 C
New Delhi

‘Exercise caution’: India issues advisory for its nationals amid violent protests in Nepal; calls for ‘restraint’

'Exercise caution': India issues advisory for its nationals amid violent protests in Nepal; calls for 'restraint'

NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs on Tuesday called for exercising “restraint” in the ongoing GenZ protests in Nepal. It issued an advisory for Indians living there and advised them to “exercise caution and adhere to the steps and guidelines issued by the Nepali authorities.””We have also taken note that authorities have imposed curfew in Kathmandu and several other cities of Nepal. Indian nationals in Nepal are advised to exercise caution and adhere to the steps and guidelines issued by the Nepali authorities,” MEA said in a statement.”As a close friend and neighbour, we hope that all concerned will excercise restraint and address any issues through peaceful means and dialogue,” it said.”We are closely monitoring the developments in Nepal since yesterday and are deeply saddened by the loss of many young lives. Our thoughts and prayers are with families of deceased. We also wish speedy recovery for those who were injured,” it added.This comes as the protests against the Nepal government resumed even after it lifted social media ban. Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli has ensured an investigation into the deadly protests that left at least 18 dead and 250 injured.

Go to Source

Hot this week

Op Metro Surge: How Minnesota Became Epicentre Of ICE Immigration Crackdown With 10,000 Arrests

The immigration crackdown began in December after some Somali immigrants were convicted in a major fraud case. Read More

Mood Swings When Hungry? A New Lancet Study Links ‘Hangry’ Feelings To Brain Signals

Hunger alone does not make anyone irritable. A new Lancet study shows mood shifts occur when the brain consciously recognises hunger, not just when energy levels drop. Read More

India’s air dominance in Operation Sindoor forced Pakistan to seek ceasefire, European report says

India’s air superiority during Operation Sindoor compelled Pakistan to seek a ceasefire during the May 7–10, 2025 conflict, says European military analysis report. Read More

Iran’s Khamenei Moves To Underground Shelter Amid Fears Of Potential US Attack: Report

Khamenei relocated to a secure underground shelter in Tehran after Iranian officials warned of increased US attack risks, Go to Source Read More

Topics

Op Metro Surge: How Minnesota Became Epicentre Of ICE Immigration Crackdown With 10,000 Arrests

The immigration crackdown began in December after some Somali immigrants were convicted in a major fraud case. Read More

Mood Swings When Hungry? A New Lancet Study Links ‘Hangry’ Feelings To Brain Signals

Hunger alone does not make anyone irritable. A new Lancet study shows mood shifts occur when the brain consciously recognises hunger, not just when energy levels drop. Read More

India’s air dominance in Operation Sindoor forced Pakistan to seek ceasefire, European report says

India’s air superiority during Operation Sindoor compelled Pakistan to seek a ceasefire during the May 7–10, 2025 conflict, says European military analysis report. Read More

Iran’s Khamenei Moves To Underground Shelter Amid Fears Of Potential US Attack: Report

Khamenei relocated to a secure underground shelter in Tehran after Iranian officials warned of increased US attack risks, Go to Source Read More

Social Media Clean-Up: Palash Muchhal Deletes Smriti Mandhana Posts Amid Controversy

Indian women’s cricket star, Smriti Mandhana, was supposed to marry music composer Palash Muchhal in November 2025, but their wedding was suddenly called off. Read More

Most terrifying live stream of 2026: Internet holds breath as Alex Honnold climbs Taipei 101 without ropes

No Ropes, No Net, Live on Netflix: Alex Honnold’s Taipei 101 Climb Has the Internet Holding Its Breath On January 25, 2026, world-renowned American rock climber Alex Honnold etched a new chapter in the history of extreme adventure b Read More

Karnataka’s Anke Gowda to be awarded Padma Shri for creating India’s largest free-access library

Anke Gowda (Photo: Screengrab) NEW DELHI: Anke Gowda has been awarded the Padma Shri 2026 for his contribution to promoting literacy and preserving knowledge through Pustakamane, India’s largest free-access library. Read More

Related Articles