In a historic turn of events, Nepal has appointed Sushila Karki as its first female Prime Minister following a week of deadly protests and unrest. The former chief justice has taken on the interim role as the country prepares for elections set for March. The decision comes in the wake of escalating anti-corruption protests that have claimed lives and prompted significant political action. Young protesters have been instrumental in pushing for change, adopting modern tools like social media to voice their demands. As tensions persist, Karki’s appointment signals a potential shift towards stabilization and renewed dialogue in a nation grappling with deep political challenges.