Is YouTube Banned In Nepal Right Now? On September 4, 2025, the Nepal government decided to close YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, along with 26 other apps, and it has already been closed. Social media was listed for closure, and an alternative estimate was also given, but what the Nepal government is trying to do is something that many people are curious about, and many world-class media outlets are also raising questions about.
Now, KP Sharma Oli, who is currently in the Nepalese government, is trying to do something by closing social media, opposing social media, and closing it. What is he trying to do by closing people and everything about people? This is a question for all the common people.
Two days ago, Facebook and other meta servers were shut down, and a few days later or since yesterday, YouTube was also down, and all Nepali YouTubers are participating in it and working on it, but they are very stressed and worried, and how to upload content and how to connect people from there is also a matter of concern for them.
Although people still use their own platforms to do various kinds of work and get work done, the government should understand how people’s lives will be affected when they work on the platform and how people earn their livelihood from it.
Although this may only be for a few days, the government should not do it this way, and the government should do things gradually on this matter, and gradually move forward with the work. The Nepalese government is trying to shut them down because they are not registered, and now that many people are earning their livelihood from social media, the Nepalese government needs to understand how much impact they will have.
Of course, what did the government understand about such things, and how did they try to suppress this voice when they raised their voice about their country and their people?
All Nepalese people do their own work in their own fields, and how much impact does it have on business, and how can to earn money online? There are also common people’s questions, but they have also understood this a little by doing this. Since the Nepalese government has also shut down YouTube, all YouTubers have changed their servers and have done their work, and if they do not do that, it will be difficult and difficult for them to work.
Even though I am working on YouTube, I am a little stressed and worried when I cannot upload videos to YouTube. And also, I am very worried when trying to do other things, but I am also very worried when not opening it. Although the policy that the Nepal government is trying to implement is good, I think it should not be done by influencing the general public in this way.
The general public has been using DNS or VPN to use their social networks and has been using it. I have also changed the DNS accordingly and used it on my own mobile and on my laptop. If it comes back again, I am hoping that I will completely return to the previous state.
In the end, all people should raise their voices about this matter and after raising their voices, they should explain a little to the government and try to move forward only by understanding its policies and principles well.