Nepal on the Brink - Part 2: Beyond the Gen Z's rage
In this episode, Srinivasan Ramani joins us to unpack the recent upheaval in Nepal, using data to shed light on rising inequality, growing youth anger, and the deep failures of the country’s political class.
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Show Notes
Nepal is the most politically unstable democracy in the world since 1990 with 30 government tenures in 35 years.
In this episode, we’re going beyond the breaking news regarding the recent upheaval in the country using numbers: What do they tell us about inequality, youth anger, and the failures of Nepal’s political class? And what reforms might actually make a difference?
Click here to listen to Part 1
Guest: Srinivasan Ramani, Deputy National Editor, The Hindu
Host: Nitika Francis
Recorded by Thamodharan B and Sharmada Venkatasubramanian
Edited by Jude Francis Weston
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