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Analysis explores burnout and systemic barriers faced by nephrologists in Nepal, indicating urgent need for healthcare reform.
Nepal’s September Gen-Z protest toppled the decade-long “magical-chair” government within 27 hours. While the government's social media ban initially sparked the protests, the movement swelled as it tapped into profound anger over deep-rooted corruption, a failing economy, and a lack of local opportunities that made moving abroad seem like the only future. This fire of frustration literally burnt down the Parliament, the Supreme Court, and many government offices; politicians fled for their lives.
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