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News18 Evening Digest: Indians In Nepal Fear For Safety, 200 Held Amid Protests In France & Other Top Stories

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The Nepali Army has assumed control of the capital, with the Army Chief publicly urging demonstrators to maintain calm. (PTI Photo)

The Nepali Army has assumed control of the capital, with the Army Chief publicly urging demonstrators to maintain calm. (PTI Photo)

In today’s News18 evening digest, we bring to you the latest updates on Nepal unrest, nationwide demonstration in France over PM’s Ouster and other stories.

Indian Students In Nepal Fear For Safety Amid Violence: ‘We Just Want To Go Home’

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The situation in Nepal has turned worrisome as incidents of violence, arson, and unrest continue to unfold. Videos of destruction from across the country highlight the tense atmosphere. Among those affected are a large number of Indian students studying in Nepal, many of whom are confined to their campuses as the situation outside remains unsafe. Read more

200 Arrested Amid Nationwide Protests In France Over PM’s Ouster, Planned Budget Cuts

Massive protests unfolded in France on Wednesday, where demonstrators disrupted traffic, burnt down trash bins, and clashed with the police in anger at the political class and planned budget cuts. Read more

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‘Proud Of Our Constitution, Look At Neighbours’: Supreme Court On Protests In Nepal, Bangladesh

The Supreme Court on Wednesday took note of the political upheaval in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Bangladesh to reaffirm the importance of the Indian Constitution. The court said it took pride in the Constitution while citing the ongoing anti-government protests in Nepal, which forced Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign on Tuesday (September 9). It also mentioned last year’s student-led mass uprising in Bangladesh that toppled the Sheikh Hasina-led government. Read more

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