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Gen Z, or Generation Z, is the demographic cohort born roughly between 1997 and 2012, succeeding the Millennials and preceding Generation Alpha.

Defining Gen Z
Gen Z includes individuals born from 1997 to 2012, making them currently between their early teens and late twenties.

Often called “digital natives,” this is the first generation to grow up with the internet, smartphones, and social media being a constant part of daily life.

Key Characteristics
Digital fluency: Gen Z is extremely comfortable with technology, social media, and instant communication.

Diversity and inclusivity: Nearly half of Gen Z are racial or ethnic minorities, and the group is noted for embracing differences and valuing equity.

Entrepreneurial and pragmatic: They are financially conscious and pragmatic, shaped by witnessing events like the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Social consciousness: Many are motivated by social causes, care about climate change, and wish to make a positive impact on society.

Mental health awareness: Gen Z places significant value on mental health and well-being.

Independence and adaptability: They value flexibility, authenticity, and have a collaborative nature.

Social and Cultural Impact
Gen Z influences trends in technology, media, work, and social issues.

Their upbringing in a digital world has led to unique social behavior, such as preferring ephemeral or more private social media interactions compared to previous generations.

They are currently one of the largest generational cohorts in parts of the world and are shaping the workforce, marketplace, and societal conversations.

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Nepal is currently experiencing its most severe political unrest in decades, with mass protests led by Gen Z youth in response to a recent social media ban and widespread anger over political corruption. The situation escalated rapidly: Parliament and multiple former prime ministers' homes were set on fire, and violent confrontations resulted in at least 22 deaths and hundreds of injuries as security forces fired on demonstrators.

Key Developments
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has resigned following the unrest; the Nepal Army has taken charge of security and imposed curfews, particularly in Kathmandu.

Protests erupted after the government banned social media platforms, which was quickly lifted, but public outrage—especially among youth—transformed it into a broader anti-corruption and pro-democracy movement.

Protesters have stormed and torched government buildings, parliament, and private residences of several top leaders; there are reports of jailbreaks and widespread civil disorder.

The death toll is rising, curfews and army control are in effect, and the border with India is on high alert.

Economic Outlook
Despite the unrest, Nepal’s economy was projected to grow by about 4.4–4.6% in 2025, but ongoing instability poses risks to these forecasts.

Inflation has eased slightly; key sectors like tourism, remittances, and power generation remain vital but are threatened by political turmoil.

Persistent youth unemployment, corruption, and dissatisfaction with the political elite underlie the anger fueling the protests, suggesting deeper systemic challenges remain.

Social and Security Impact
The Gen Z protest movement is demanding accountability, an end to corruption, and genuine political change.

The Nepal Army is urging dialogue and peace, but has warned it will not tolerate further vandalism or violence.

International observers and neighboring India are closely monitoring the situation, with the potential for regional implications

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