Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Stranded Bengal Students Return Home After Nepal Violence
Imagine some students from India went to Nepal for a school event.
Suddenly, things got scary with gunshots and everyone had to hide.
The students couldn't leave their hotel because it wasn't safe outside.
Food and water became very expensive, and they had trouble getting money.
After several days, they finally found a way to get home.
They felt much better once they saw the army and knew they were safe.
Their families were very worried until they heard the students were safe.
Finally, they crossed the border and started heading home.
Four students from Bengal, India, were stranded in Kathmandu, Nepal, due to violence.
The students were attending a World Congress on Climate Change.
Violence erupted, leading them to take shelter and remain confined to their hotel.
They crossed the border to India on Friday afternoon after days of confinement.
The students expressed relief at returning and are traveling to their homes.
- Who
- Four Bengal students
- What
- Returned home after being stranded in Kathmandu due to violence.
- When
- Returned home on Friday afternoon.
- Where
- Kathmandu, Nepal, and then to India
- Why
- They were attending a climate change conference when violence erupted.
- Students Stranded
- 4
- Students' Origin
- Bengal, India
- Location of Stranding
- Kathmandu, Nepal
- Reason for Travel
- World Congress on Climate Change
- Date of Return
- Friday afternoon