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As Teej celebrations begin, Vishnu Majhi's song "Aama Yo Teej Ma" highlights the silent suffering of women facing violence. In this Kantipur Explainer, we discuss the rising cases of domestic violence and rape in Nepal, and why educated, independent women still remain silent. Join us as we explore the alarming statistics and recent tragic cases like Mamata Kafle's, shedding light on the harsh reality women endure.
In this episode of Kantipur Explained, we dive into the question that's been on everyone's mind: Could Nepal face a coup like the one in Bangladesh? We explore the political landscape, historical precedents, and the current situation in Nepal to analyze the possibilities. Tune in for an in-depth discussion and expert insights on this critical issue affecting the nation. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more updates and analyses from Kantipur Explained!
In this video, we explore the ongoing struggle of marginalized women in Banke, Nepal, who have been protesting for justice for 45 months. Despite multiple agreements with the government, justice remains elusive. We delve into the tragic stories of Nankunni Dhobi and Nirmala Kurmi, whose mysterious deaths and disappearances sparked this relentless movement. The video highlights the systemic challenges and the resilience of these women, led by activist Ruby Khan, as they continue their fight, braving harsh weather and governmental indifference. How long will justice remain out of reach for the common people in Nepal?
In this episode of "Kantipur Explained," we take a closer look at the relationship between embassy diplomats and diplomacy in Nepal. Learn how diplomats work to build strong international ties and the role public diplomacy plays in shaping Nepal's global relationships.
In this episode of Kantipur Explained, Janakraj Sapkota delves into the tragic and unsolved case of Nirmala Pant. Despite years of investigation, the case remains unresolved, raising questions about the effectiveness of the legal system and the pursuit of justice in Nepal. Join us as we explore the details of this haunting mystery and reflect on the ongoing struggle for justice. न्याय कहिले?
In this video, we delve into the escalating conflict between tigers and humans in Nepal. Since 2010, the tiger population has tripled to 355, leading to an increase in fatal tiger attacks on humans. We analyze the reasons behind this conflict and explore potential solutions. Watch this video to learn more about the causes and possible resolutions to this growing issue.
A tragic bus accident in the Trishuli River left 65 passengers missing. In this episode of Kantipur Explainer, we investigate the incident, rescue efforts, and the inefficiencies in our disaster response. Join us as we uncover the challenges faced by the victims' families and the rescue teams.
The Maoist party in Nepal, led by Prachanda, is at a critical juncture after three decades of armed struggle and political upheaval. This video explores whether recent political shifts and internal demands for a review of leadership and agendas signal the party's impending disbandment. From Prachanda's rise as a guerrilla warfare commander to his current struggles, we analyze the Maoist party's journey, its turbulent power dynamics, and the potential for a future shaped by introspection or continued instability. Join us in today's Kantipur Explainer as we assess the Maoist party's legacy and uncertain future.
How extensive is the gold smuggling racket in Nepal? Is it possible that there is no political nexus in this organized crime? Which powers and structures have been sheltering this racket for years? Recently, the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) completed the second phase of their investigation into organized gold smuggling and revealed some crucial facts. However, why couldn't the CIB uncover the political connections involved?
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, it came to light that billions of rupees from Nepalis across the globe were being drained in a scam known as Hyper Fund. This scheme, promoted via Zoom meetings, Facebook pages, and YouTube videos, offered attractive returns on investments in the cryptocurrency Molecular Future (MOF). Thousands of Nepalis from countries like Qatar, Dubai, Malaysia, the UK, France, and Portugal were enticed, dreaming of turning a small investment into millions. Despite early warnings and official notices, the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) was slow to act. Recently, CIB arrested several key figures behind the scam, but not before many victims suffered significant financial losses. This incident mirrors other infamous pyramid schemes such as Unity, Herbo, and Gold Quest, highlighting the importance of staying alert to such fraudulent schemes.
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