FGN27: NEPAL-PROTEST-TOLL

51 people, including Indian, died in recent anti-government protest in Nepal: Police Kathmandu: At least 51 people, including an Indian national, have died in the recent 'Gen Z' protest that erupted across Nepal against corruption and a ban on social media sites, police said on Friday.

FGN30: NEPAL-CONSTITUTION

Nepal's Speaker and National Assembly Chair call for upholding constitutionalism Kathmandu, Sep 12 (PTI) The Speaker of Nepal's House of Representatives Devaraj Ghimire and Chairman of the National Assembly Narayan Dahal on Friday called for resolving the ongoing political deadlock within the framework of the Constitution, according to media reports.

FGN28: NEPAL-HOTELS

Gen Z protests cause Rs 25 billion loss to Nepal's hotel industry Kathmandu: Nepal's hotel industry, a vital revenue earner of its tourism-driven economy, has suffered a loss of over 25 billion Nepalese rupees after nearly two dozen hotels across the country were vandalised, looted or torched during the recent student-led anti-government protests, according to a media report on Friday.

FGN19: NEPAL-FOREIGNERS

Nepal eases visa, exit rules for stranded foreign nationals Kathmandu: Nepal authorities have announced temporary measures to facilitate foreign nationals stranded in the country due to the ongoing curfew in the Kathmandu Valley.

FGN18: NEPAL-LEADERSHIP

Crucial meeting to appoint caretaker PM in Nepal likely at 2 pm Kathmandu: Former chief justice Sushila Karki's name is likely to be finalised as the head of the interim government at a crucial meeting likely at 2 pm Friday to end the constitutional deadlock in Nepal, sources said.

FGN25: UK-INDIA-FTA-PANEL

British Parliament panel opens inquiry into impact of India-UK FTA London: The House of Lords International Agreements Committee has opened an inquiry this week into the impacts and implications of the UK-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA), concluded during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Britain in July.

FGN22: BIZ-THAROOR-TRUMP-TARIFFS

Trump's tariffs hurting India, people losing jobs: Tharoor Singapore: Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Friday said the tariffs imposed by the US have impacted India with people already losing jobs, even as he lashed out at American President Donald Trump for being "mercurial" in nature and not honouring conventional standards of diplomatic behaviour.

FGN14: US-INDIAN-2NDLD KILLED

Indian-Origin motel manager beheaded in US; co-worker arrested Houston: A 50-year-old Indian-origin motel manager in the US was beheaded in front of his wife and son in Texas following a dispute over a washing machine, police said.

FGN12: NEPAL-POLICE

Police in Kathmandu Valley gradually resume operations after violent protests Kathmandu: Nepal's police force is gradually resuming operations in the Kathmandu Valley, with police stations and posts that were vandalised or set ablaze during violent anti-government protests earlier this week slowly coming back into operation, officials said on Friday.

FGN8: NEPAL-CIVIL-SOCIETY-MONARCHY

Nepal's civil society claims 'conspiracy' to restore monarchy 'under military mediation' Kathmandu: A civil society alliance has alleged that a "conspiracy" is being staged "under military mediation" to restore monarchy in Nepal, even as political parleys for a transitional government continued following the fall of the K P Sharma Oli administration.

PTI GSP

Constitutional deadlock prompts caretaker government steps and emergency measures, including curfew and visa facilitation for stranded foreigners. Constitutional deadlock in Nepal has prompted calls to resolve the impasse within the constitutional framework and accelerated steps to appoint a caretaker prime minister. Security responses-curfew orders and phased resumption of police operations-address fatalities, widespread vandalism and allegations of organised attempts to alter the polity. Administrative measures include temporary easing of visa and exit rules for stranded foreigners, and investigative and accountability processes focus on damage to the hospitality sector and reported violent crimes.