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A collection of some of my latest work that includes articles, blogs, videos, photographs, and graphics.
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A dream turns tragic

  • AMBHANJYANG, HETUDA, 20 NOVEMBER 2013: A hand of Suni Maya dong, age 50,combs hair of Shanti Dong, at her home in Aambhanjyang village, Makwanpur district, some 170 kilometer frm capital Kathmandu, Nepal. 20 November 2013. Shanti Dong, 26, was found being treated in an unconscious state in the Kuwait hospital later she has air lifted back in home village. Since then mother Suni Maya has been taking care of unconscious daughter Shanti . According to Foreign employment division, Nepal-more than 4 hundred thousand Nepalese youth leave country each year for foreign employment as Nepal government officially opened total 109 countries for migrant job including Qatar, Malaysia And Saudi Arab ,. Similarly, report released by ILO (International Labour Organization in Nepal)-more than two million Nepalese men and women are in abroad to work as domestic workers, construction workers, or in other low-skill labor jobs. The remittances sent by them contribute 21 per cent of GDP of Nepal and has been a backbone to support the national economy.(photo by Narendra Shrestha For The Washington Post)

A misdirected surge?

Afghans and Gurkhas

Asia’s new gay hub?

Catholic church’s road ahead

Egypt in crisis

  • Image: AP

Life after trafficking

Maoists in limbo

  • Anju Rana rests after a training session of the People

Nepal’s new export: workers

Nepalis flock abroad for work

  • KATHMANDU, 26 NOVEMBER 2013: Line of Nepalese migrant worker make last call on their family member before to board on Malaysian Air to fly Malaysia for migrant job at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal .26 November 2013. According to Foreign employment division, Nepal-more than 4 hundred thousand Nepalese youth leave country each year for foreign employment as Nepal government officially opened total 109 countries for migrant job including Qatar, Malaysia And Saudi Arab ,. Similarly, report released by ILO (International Labour Organization in Nepal)-more than two million Nepalese men and women are in abroad to work as domestic workers, construction workers, or in other low-skill labor jobs. The remittances sent by them contribute 21 per cent of GDP of Nepal and has been a backbone to support the national economy.(photo by Narendra Shrestha For The Washington Post)

Patrolling Mexico border

Pause on the reset button

Policing Helmand province

Qatar jails Nepali teacher

  • Image: Alka Shrestha

Small village, big challenges

Tracking U.S. drone war

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