Demonstrator in Kathmandu defied a curfew and set fire to government offices and the homes of politicians on Tuesday during an escalation of unrest.

The Kathmandu Airport is reopening on Wednesday, a day after violent protests in Nepal forced it to shut down, Nepal's Civil Aviation Authority has said. The decision was made after the authorities held a meeting on Wednesday as the Nepal Army imposed nationwide restrictions to curb violence.

Soldiers in Nepal's capital have ordered people to stay home after the military came out in force overnight to halt two days of deadly unrest that prompted the government's collapse as protesters set buildings on fire.

The streets of Nepal's capital have descended into chaos as violent, youth-led protests over a social media ban and government corruption erupt into full-blown unrest, leaving at least 19 people dead,

ICAI postponed CA exams in Kathmandu amid nationwide curfew following unrest. Kathmandu airport will remain closed till 6 PM today. A day before Gen Z protesters torched ruling party offices and residences of ministers.

The State Department is urging Americans to avoid travel to Nepal as protests turn violent and flights are halted.On Tuesday, Sept. 9, the US Embassy in Kathmandu issued an urgent demonstration alert advising Americans to stay put and avoid all non-emergency movement.

Armed soldiers guarded Nepal's parliament on Wednesday, amid streets deserted after indefinite curfew was clamped on the capital, Kathmandu, following two days of deadly anti-graft protests that spurred Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign.

Several Indian nationals in Nepal returned to their home country after crossing the border in Sonauli in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj and Darjeeling's Panitanki in West Bengal. | World News

Four Indian families visiting Nepal are stranded in Kathmandu amid anti-government protests. With food shortages and safety concerns, efforts led by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and other officials aim to ensure their safe return.