During Nepal’s Gen Z uprising , one slogan captured the frustration of an entire generation. “Your father rides a car; our fathers are in the Gulf.”
There were many other slogans. Some emerged spontaneously, while others appeared to be sponsored. But their underlying message was largely the same. There were no meaningful employment opportunities in the country, and the few that existed were monopolised by a small, privileged and protected class. For 35 years, the country had failed to deliver. Now, young people wanted to see Nepal prosper.
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