Manisha Koirala supports Gen Z's fight against corruption, urges youth to have ‘a vision’: ‘Just because you’re young doesn’t mean you’ll be a good leader’
- Posted on August 27, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In brief
Actress and public figure Manisha Koirala emphasizes that Generation Z's growing political activism represents a crucial turning point in combating institutional corruption and demanding transparent governance. During her keynote at the NDTV World Anvishka Summit in Kathmandu, Koirala cautioned young aspiring leaders that youth alone doesn't guarantee effective leadership, stressing the importance of developing a clear vision, ethical principles, and comprehensive understanding of policy complexities before entering politics.
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Manisha Koirala supports Gen Z's fight against corruption, urges youth to have ‘a vision’: ‘Just because you’re young doesn’t mean you’ll be a good leader’
Over the past few years, Gen Z has emerged as a powerful force in politics, raising questions about accountability, corruption and governance across countries, including Nepal and India. Speaking at the NDTV World Anvishka Summit in Kathmandu, Manisha Koirala reflected on the role of the younger generation in politics and offered advice to young people stepping into leadership.
