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Dr. Bhawana Shrestha is a prominent scholar and advocate for emotional wellbeing, currently serving as a Visiting Researcher at The Brookings Institution. She is also a Co-Founder of My Emotions Matter, where she focuses on advancing emotional health. She is an Assistant Professor at King’s College and has previously worked as an Educational Consultant at […]

Mr. Surya Karki is an influential entrepreneur and education advocate with significant roles in Nepal’s educational and economic sectors. He is a key member of the Education Committee Council at the Confederation of Nepalese Industries (CNI) and the Education Development Committee at the Ministry of Social Development State 1, where he influences educational policies and

Asutosh Pradhan is a distinguished tourism entrepreneur in Nepal, renowned for his impactful contributions to both the tourism and education sectors. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Tribhuvan University, further enhancing his expertise in the field. Mr. Pradhan holds a solid academic foundation in travel and tourism management, having graduated from the Nepal College

Dr.Ramesh Paudel is a highly qualified Ayurvedic practitioner with extensive experience and education in the field. He served as a Resident Surgeon at SDM College of Ayurveda and Hospital in Hassan, Karnataka. He holds a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) from the same esteemed institution. Additionally, he furthered his studies at Rajiv Gandhi

Rupa Thapa is a committed and resilient professional in Nepal’s healthcare education sector. She began her journey at Lalitpur Nursing College and later expanded her expertise through studies at prestigious institutions like Tribhuvan University and CMC (Chitwan Medical College). Throughout her career, She has exemplified a strong commitment to learning and leadership. Her experience at

Unemployment is rapidly increasing in Nepal, and jobless students are a significant part of the issue. Many graduates struggle to find jobs in their field due to a mismatch between their education and industry demands. They often end up in unrelated fields, unable to fully utilize their skills and knowledge. To address this, Nepal needs

Roshani Adhikari is Nepal’s first visually impaired woman advocate. She works as a youth advisory council at Plan International Nepal, Executive Board Member at Blind Youth Association Nepal (BYAN), and as a former intern at the Supreme Court. Despite being differently able, Roshani Adhikari did her Bachelor’s in TU’s Nepal Law Campus and Counseling Psychology