Nepali Politician
Renu Dahal: The Political Career and Biography of Bharatpur’s Mayor
When ballot papers were torn during vote counting in Bharatpur’s 2017 mayoral election, the incident would define Renu Dahal’s entry ...
Upendra Mahato: Biography of a Nepali Businessman, Philanthropist, and NRNA Founder
From the rural village of Karjanha in Siraha district to the boardrooms of Moscow, Dr. Upendra Mahato represents one of ...
Sumana Shrestha: The MIT Technocrat Reshaping Nepali Politics
When Sumana Shrestha took her parliamentary oath in Nepal Bhasa on 22 December 2022, she represented more than personal achievement. ...
Asta Laxmi Shakya: Nepal’s First Female Chief Minister – Biography, Family, and Political Contributions
On August 18, 2021, history was made in Nepal when Asta Laxmi Shakya became the first woman to serve as ...
Gagan Thapa: Progressive Leader Shaping Nepal’s Democratic Future
At 28 years old, Hon. Gagan Kumar Thapa stood defiant in a Kathmandu police station, facing sedition charges for his ...
Bishwa Prakash Sharma: Nepal’s Voice of Democratic Reform
When results from the Nepali Congress’s 14th General Convention echoed through the party headquarters in December 2021, a thunderous cheer ...
Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’: From Revolutionary Fighter to Democratic Leader
On a sweltering August afternoon in 2008, Pushpa Kamal Dahal stood before Nepal’s Constituent Assembly to take his oath as ...
Sher Bahadur Deuba: Nepal’s Most Experienced Democratic Leader
The Man Who Shaped Modern Nepal’s Political Landscape What transforms a village boy from Nepal’s remotest corner into the country’s ...
K.P. Sharma Oli: The Resilient Architect of Modern Nepal’s Political Landscape
When K.P. Sharma Oli emerged from Golghar Central Jail in 1987 after enduring 14 years of imprisonment—including four years in ...
Rabi Lamichhane: Nepal’s Media Crusader Who Transformed Political Discourse
The arrest of Rabi Lamichhane on April 4, 2024, in connection with a cooperative fraud case sent shockwaves through Nepal’s ...
