Nepal’s 2026 House of Representatives election is unfolding at a critical political moment. Taking place in the aftermath of the September Gen Z movement, this election reflects a growing public

Mero Bidhayak, Mero Chaso Successfully Conducted in Pokhara, Gandaki Province Pokhara, Gandaki Province | 17–18 January Mero Bidhayak, Mero Chaso, a youth-centered civic engagement initiative, was successfully conducted in Pokhara,

2025 will be remembered as a year when public frustration met political unaccountability—and when young citizens refused to remain silent. It began with anger, distrust, and disappointment in political leadership

Tanneri Chaso successfully completed the Youth Orientation Workshop: Building Democratic Engagement through Legislative Literacy under the “Mero Bidhayak, Mero Chaso” – Lumbini Province Series on 5–6 December 2025 at Butwal

Madhesh remains a region where stories of past movements still breathe, and where the aspiration for change continues to be just as strong today. In the weeks following the national

https://youtu.be/FW6z8bxmW94?si=sQsKmt1hRfxgVzIo Everyone talks about change — but real change begins with one simple step: registering your name in the voter list. With the Fagun 21 parliamentary election announced, the Election

After the Gen Z movement, Nepal’s political landscape has shifted — but confusion remains. Political parties, civil society, and even the Gen Z youth who led the movement seem uncertain

Tanneri Chaso facilitated a youth discussion in collaboration with the Amnesty International Fusion Youth Network to explore current shifts in Nepal’s socio-political environment and the evolving role of young citizens

After the Gen Z movement, Nepal’s political landscape has entered a new phase. An interim government is in place — but how will the country move forward politically and constitutionally?

In this honest and open chat, two young voices Manish Timilsina and Deepshikha Ghimire share what it was like to be part of the recent protest in Nepal. They talk