Thank you so much @kayynaat_ di for your sweet gestures and don't be sorry ,patience is the big strength i can wait more years too so don't be sorry and always love your edits and always be ur fan ๐๐
@IndianTechGuide A boy under 18 years old who wore a uniform along with his ID card has been shot dead by Nepal Police - direct gunfire to his head
This is not just a crime. It is a brutal attack on childrenโs rights, education, and humanity itself.
We must raise our voices:
Fuck This corrupted government and fuck the politician of the nation they are student who are raising the voice for the freedom justice and asking the questions to the government and what they get in return the mother loss the child and nation lost the pillar #CORRUPTEDNepal
My country is fucked ๐
First indonesia now its nepal
It's good though cuz us youths are atleast fighting for it
( context : government banned almost all of social media in nepal )
#Corruption#nepal#GenZ#protest
#nepal#socialmedia There are always positive and negative sides to everything in this worldBut we cannot ignore the positive things we gain from social media is not just entertainment. It creates opportunities. People are learning, working, even finding employment through it.
This is unfair and unacceptable. The government must stop this nonsense immediately. Education should be supported, not blocked. And we have right to communication, grabbing knowledge. #Nepal#socialmediabill
Exams are near. Students need resources, not restrictions. If students succeed, Nepali schools will develop. But the government seems to want failure instead of progress. #Nepal
TikTok is allowed because itโs registered. Then why not give other platforms time to register too? Laws are for the people. The government must also respect them.
They should push the deadline #Nepal
99% of students use YouTube and other platforms for learning. Where is our freedom? Where is our access to knowledge? Why push us toward becoming like North Korea?#Nepal
Students rely on YouTube to study. They donโt just depend on their university teachers. If the government bans platforms, it is destroying education, not protecting society.#Nepal
#Nepal feel like Nepal is going back to the 80s, a time when there was no social media. But back then, we were happy because we didnโt even have access to or the idea of such platforms. In todayโs world, however, social media has become a basic need for people in every country.