The streets of Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu, appear relatively calm after two days of violent protests in several parts of the country. Many people have been arrested as Nepal’s military attempts to take control of the volatile situation. A nationwide curfew is in place until Thursday morning, the army has said, warning of punishment for anyone involved in violence and vandalism. BBC Nepali’s Phanindra Dahal reports. Tap on the link in @bbcnewsindia’s Instagram bio to read more. | BBC News India

As night fell on Nepal's capital Kathmandu, black smoke continued to rise from the city after a second day of anti-corruption protests. The protests escalated on Tuesday, as several government buildings were set ablaze. The country's prime minister, KP Sharma Oli, was among the many ministers to step down amid mounting public anger. Officials also confirmed two incidents of jail breaks after which hundreds of inmates escaped from two of Nepal's western districts. In total, at least 22 people hav

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