India, July 17 -- Ten months ago, Nepal's young anti-corruption protesters ousted a prime minister (PM) from office, and the Gen Z-backed rapper, Balendra Shah formed a government after a landslide election victory. Now, hundreds of those same protesters have returned to the streets, protesting against the government they once helped bring to power. Shah vowed to bring sweeping reforms in the country, but 100 days have passed, and the youth have not seen the change they expected. Just three months may not be enough to judge a government, but youth of Nepal are becoming increasingly frustrated as their expectations are very high.

Last Sunday, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Singhadurbar Secretariat carrying placards that read ...