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In this deeply moving podcast episode, we break the silence on Nepal’s war crimes and the widespread breaches of international law during the decade-long civil war. Our guest, a survivor of unimaginable trauma, shares her personal story of childhood before the conflict, the brutal killing of farmers, and the army’s suspicions that tore her family apart. Through her powerful testimony, we uncover the false narratives that fueled suffering and human rights violations against innocent civilians. This episode also highlights the ongoing legal fight for justice by victims and the urgent need for meaningful national discussions to address these critical issues. We explore how politics has delayed justice and examine what true justice means from the perspective of those who lived through the conflict. Additionally, the conversation sheds light on the inhumane crimes committed, the role of the army in recent initiatives, and survivors’ expectations from authorities to ensure accountability. Join us as we hear about the resilience required to move forward after trauma and the hopeful final message for national healing. This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in Nepal’s civil war, war crimes, human rights, and the relentless pursuit of justice.
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Explore the Nepali Civil War through the eyes of civilians who lived through a decade of conflict between Maoist rebels and government forces. This podcast dives deep into the struggles and survival stories of ordinary people caught in the middle of a brutal war marked by atrocities, forced recruitment, and widespread human rights abuses. From the Maoist strongholds in Rolpa and Rukum to the tragic experiences of villagers in Thawang, hear firsthand accounts of how both sides-Maoists and the army-impacted local communities. Learn why poor and marginalized people were compelled to join the revolt, how Jana-Waadi songs influenced the movement, and the lasting trauma left behind by mass murders and disappearances. The discussion also covers the post-war peace process, the challenges faced by ex-Maoist soldiers, and the ongoing risks from leftover explosives and ambushes. This video sheds light on the complex realities of Nepal’s civil war, emphasizing the voices of civilians who endured the conflict’s harshest consequences. Join us as we uncover stories of resilience, regret, and the long journey toward justice and peace in Nepal. Keywords: Nepali Civil War, Maoists, atrocities, forced recruitment, human rights abuses, Rolpa, Rukum, Thawang, Jana-Waadi songs, peace process, ex-Maoist soldiers, trauma, survival.
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In this exclusive podcast, we sit down with Dr. Shekhar Koirala, senior leader of the Nepali Congress, to discuss the deep-rooted dynamics of Nepal’s political history. From his political childhood growing up in the influential Koirala family to his reflections on the legacy of BP Koirala and Girija Prasad Koirala, this conversation offers rare insights into the core of Nepali politics. Dr. Koirala opens up about BP Koirala’s legacy, leadership ethics, and the controversial story behind the BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences. He shares inside stories about Girija Prasad Koirala’s secret negotiations with the Maoists, and how those talks shaped Nepal’s transition into a republic. We also dive deep into Nepal's current challenges, including federalism and secularism in Nepal, the rise of monarchy vs republic sentiments, and the influence of foreign pressure—particularly from India—on our political decisions. Dr. Koirala speaks candidly about the economic crisis, the state of Nepal's economy in 2025, the role of social media in Nepali politics, and the need for internal democracy within political parties. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in Nepali Congress politics, political ethics in Nepal, and the impact of political dynasties like the Koiralas.
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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Suresh Dulal, one of Nepal’s Ironman athletes, to explore his incredible journey from the rugged mountain biking trails of Nepal to completing multiple Ironman triathlons. Suresh shares how he got started in cycling in Nepal, his transition into cross country mountain biking, and how his passion evolved into a professional pursuit in the world of endurance sports. We dive deep into the world of Ironman Nepal, discussing his intense Ironman training plan, the importance of triathlon nutrition, and how high altitude training in Nepal gives Nepali athletes a natural competitive edge. Suresh opens up about his personal experiences, his dream of competing in Ironman Hawai, and how the support of family and friends fueled his success. For aspiring Nepali triathletes, Suresh provides valuable insights on choosing the right bike on a budget, the role of diet and recovery, and how to stay mentally strong during long-distance events. We also explore the growing triathlon community in Nepal, the importance of well-facilitated gyms, and his legendary 180 km ride with four-time Ironman World Champion Chrissie Wellington. GET CONNECTED WITH Suresh Dulal:
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In this eye-opening podcast, we dive deep into the harrowing journey of a Nepali migrant who chose to move illegally to America in search of better opportunities. From the initial dream of a brighter future to the heartbreaking reality of being deceived by middlemen, this story reveals the hidden commissions and monetary demands that trap many innocent people. Follow his perilous route through Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, and finally to the US-Mexico border in Tijuana, where encounters with the mafia and dangerous situations test his resilience. Along the way, he faces near capture, tears his passport in Colombia to move forward, and endures the harsh conditions of a refugee camp in San Diego, California. Despite positive experiences in the camp, his struggle continues as he battles legal challenges, including deportation by three levels of court in America. Returning to Kathmandu, he confronts the heavy burden of repaying loans and coping with mental health issues. This powerful narrative shed light on the risks Nepali migrants face when pursuing the American dream illegally, exposing the dark networks that profit from their desperation. Watch to understand the true cost of illegal migration and the courage it takes to survive.
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Dive deep into the life of an Indian Special Forces veteran as he shares his incredible journey from rigorous Army training to life after retirement. In this exclusive podcast, explore what it truly means to be part of the elite Para SF, including the intense special forces training of the Indian Army and the pressure faced by probationers. Gain unique insights into the real soldier’s perspective on Army-themed movies, the importance of respecting the Indian Army, and the dynamics between police vs army confrontations. This candid conversation also covers mental health challenges like depression within the Army, the struggles of long-distance relationships, and the secrets to making a marriage successful despite the demanding military lifestyle. Discover the veteran’s thoughts on leadership, socializing, and the civilizational values of the Indian sub-continent .Learn about his solo expeditions, fitness routines, and love for classical music, plus hear gripping stories from his solo travels. The podcast also delves into broader topics such as democracy, corruption in elections, and why conflicts prevail worldwide. Whether you’re fascinated by special forces, interested in Indian Army life, or curious about leadership and mental health in the military, this podcast offers a rare and inspiring perspective. Don’t miss this in-depth discussion with a true Indian Special Forces hero!
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Discover an in-depth discussion on the current state of the hydropower industry in Nepal, highlighting critical policy reforms needed to uplift this vital sector. This podcast explores the challenges faced by both private and government hydropower projects, including the impact of climate change on infrastructure and the financial losses borne by NEA, amounting to 42 Arab Nepali rupees. We analyze the proposal for building transmission lines by MCC and how it intersects with Nepal’s hydropower growth potential. Learn why small-scale hydropower projects struggle with unnecessary penalties and regulatory hurdles, and why streamlining policies and procedures is essential for improving operational costs and securing energy reserves. Our expert guests discuss the ideal scale for hydropower development in Nepal and the urgent need for government attention to basic factors that can transform the industry. Whether you are interested in the financial dynamics of hydropower IPOs or the major challenges faced by rural private sector projects, this podcast provides valuable insights. Stay informed about how climate change affects hydropower infrastructure and what policy reforms can ensure a sustainable and profitable future for Nepal’s energy sector. Don’t miss this comprehensive analysis of Nepal’s hydropower industry and its path forward. #HydropowerNepal #NepalEnergy #HydropowerPolicy #ClimateChangeHydropower #NEALosses #MCCTransmission #SmallScaleHydropower #NepalHydropowerReforms
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Discover the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda with Dr. Jeannie Sapkota Aryal, BAMS, PGD (Clinical Diet & Nutrition), and Fellow of Keralīya Panchakarma, as she unravels Ayurveda secrets for health, hair loss, sleep, and weight management. In this insightful podcast, learn how Ayurvedic hair loss solutions and natural detox Ayurveda methods can transform your wellness journey. Dr. Aryal explains the fundamentals of Ayurveda, including the importance of understanding your dosha body types and how food choices by dosha can optimize your health. Explore Ayurvedic diet and nutrition tips tailored to the seasons, helping you achieve balance and vitality. Whether you want to lose weight or gain weight, discover effective Ayurvedic weight loss tips and weight gain methods that work with your body’s natural rhythms. She also highlights the role of Ashwagandha and Shilajit, explaining why these powerful herbs should not be consumed regularly. Dive into the benefits of Panchakarma and learn how to detox your body in the Ayurvedic way, avoiding harmful performance enhancers found in mainstream products. Dr. Aryal shares an ideal daily routine Ayurveda recommends for maintaining optimal health and discusses the integration of modern vs traditional Ayurveda practices. This podcast also covers Ayurvedic sleep remedies and immunity boosters to enhance your overall well-being. Perfect for anyone curious about holistic healing, this episode offers practical advice and deep insights into Ayurveda’s role in modern health care and public perception of Ayurveda. Join us to embrace a balanced diet in Ayurveda and unlock your body’s full potential naturally!
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In this compelling episode of the Jason Baidya podcast, we dive deep into the escalating India Pakistan tensions 2025 following the recent Pahalgam attack analysis. Explore the complex Kashmir conflict escalation and the broader South Asia geopolitical crisis shaping the region’s future. Jason Baidya provides expert insights into China’s strategic interests in Balochistan and how US deep state influence in Indian politics is impacting regional stability. We unpack the proxy wars in South Asia, including the role of US China Pakistan relations and the potential suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty amid rising border skirmishes. The discussion highlights the increasing nuclear conflict risk India Pakistan faces and the ongoing diplomatic crisis fueled by cross-border terrorism debates. Gain a nuanced understanding of Modi Pakistan response 2025 and Pakistan India military standoff dynamics, alongside analysis of false flag operations and their implications for global security in South Asia. Whether you’re interested in regional power dynamics Asia or seeking a comprehensive geopolitical podcast 2025, this episode offers a thorough examination of the forces shaping one of the world’s most volatile hotspots. Stay informed and engaged in this essential discussion on South Asia’s future.
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Join us in this thought-provoking conversation with Uttam Babu Shrestha as we dive deep into some of today’s most critical topics — from air pollution in Kathmandu 2025 to the global contributors of air pollution. Learn how construction affects air quality and why climate change impact in Nepal is a serious threat to the future of Nepal’s hydropower potential over the next 50–100 years. We also explore the surprising story of invasive plant species biodiversity, including how native flowers like Guraans became problematic in places like Scotland. Uttam Babu shares insights from his groundbreaking research on the social factors of Yarsa Gumba harvesting and its ecological impact, revealing a complex relationship between local communities and environmental sustainability. Moving beyond environmental science, we delve into evolutionary psychology explained, touching on the human evolution and psychology that shape our behaviors today. Discover how Darwin’s theory of sexual selection builds upon The Origin of Species, and understand the evolution of human mate selection based on male vs female evolutionary differences. We discuss the role of beauty and symmetry in evolution, uncover why humans recognize art, and explore how evolution shaped human art and aesthetics. Learn why male behavior in evolutionary psychology often leans towards showing off and how survival mechanisms in human evolution continue to influence our lives. We also talk about the evolutionary basis of sexual preferences in modern society. Don’t miss this deep dive into environment, science, and the evolutionary roots of love, art, and survival!
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Join Diwiz and Tej as they dive into the world of Nepali MMA, celebrating Rabindra Dhant’s historic win in China and his journey representing Nepal on the global stage. They explore his discipline, professionalism, and the impact of his Brave MMA victory, which opened new doors for Nepali fighters. The episode features stories from Sisan Baniya’s trip with the fight team, including funny moments at the Shaolin Temple and a sauna mishap. The hosts reflect on the rise of MMA in Nepal, the role of social media, and the challenges faced by Lock n Roll MMA in building a strong community. They also touch on international influences like Matrix Fight Night, Rabindra’s “Black Dragon” and “Bajhang ko Baagh” merch, and memorable moments like meeting a young Nepali boy on a flight from China. Don’t miss this episode full of behind-the-scenes stories, career insights, and the spirit of Nepali fighters making their mark. #MMA #RabindraDhant #Nepal #SisanBaniya
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Dive into the untold history of Nepal's foreign policy with Dr. Madan Kumar Bhattarai as we explore the evolution of diplomacy from the Rana regime to the modern Republic of Nepal. In this episode, we uncover how leaders like Mathwar Singh Thapa, the first official Prime Minister of Nepal, and Junga Bahadur Rana shaped Nepal's foreign affairs and international relations. Dr. Bhattarai sheds light on historical diplomatic missions, the significance of gift exchanges, and Nepal’s early treaties with the East India Company. We explore how Karl Marx viewed Junga Bahadur, and how the British and East India Company resisted recognizing Nepal’s independent foreign stance. The podcast also examines the diplomatic impacts following World War 2, including the rise of Nepal-India relations after India’s independence. We discuss the fascinating roles of Munsi Khana and Jaisi Kotha, the early foreign departments of Nepal, and how Ranas issued different types of passports. Learn about Nepal’s first international delegates, hunting diplomacy, and the transit rights that shaped trade routes. We also dive into Nepal-China diplomatic history, including the China-Tibet conflict, and the comparison of historical and present-day Nepal foreign policies. Whether you're a history buff, policy enthusiast, or curious learner, this episode is a deep dive into Nepal’s global legacy.
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In Part 2 of our podcast, Dr. Biswo Nath Poudel—renowned economist and former Vice Chair of Nepal’s National Planning Commission—guides us through the dramatic events of the 2046 B.S. Jana Andolan, a turning point in Nepal’s political history. We explore the aftermath of the bombing of King Mahendra’s motorcade, the cracks in the Panchayat system, Nepal’s only plane hijack, and the powerful 2045 B.S. Naakabandi that ignited nationwide outrage. Dr. Poudel highlights the roles of key leaders like B.P. Koirala, Ganeshman Singh, and Krishna Prasad Bhattarai in shaping the path to democracy. From street protests to backdoor negotiations, this episode captures the spirit and struggle behind the fall of Panchayat and the rise of democratic Nepal. A must-listen for anyone interested in Nepal’s fight for democracy. #JanaAndolan2046 #DrBiswoNathPoudel #NepalHistory #PanchayatSystem #Naakabandi2045 #BPkoirala #GaneshmanSingh GET CONNECTED WITH Dr. Biswo Nath Poudel:
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Biswo Nath Poudel, a distinguished economist and former Vice Chair of Nepal’s National Planning Commission, to explore the complex and often turbulent political history of Nepal. From the rise of B.P. Koirala, Nepal’s first democratically elected prime minister, to the 2017 B.S. coup led by King Mahendra, we dive deep into the events that shaped modern Nepal. The discussion highlights how the Panchayat system in Nepal was established and the various rebellions and guerrilla movements that followed in an attempt to restore democracy. We also cover the return of B.P. Koirala in 2023 B.S., his ideological stance, and his role in resisting the monarchy. Dr. Poudel shares insights into the 2046 B.S. revolution, the 2036 B.S. referendum, and the rising India-Nepal political tensions, including Indira Gandhi’s role during King Mahendra’s reign. We also discuss the history of Nepal’s student unions, the romanticization of communist leaders in Nepal, and how key Nepali leaders like King Birendra rose through the ranks. If you're interested in Nepal’s democratic journey, historical rebellions, and the evolution of Nepal’s political system, this episode is a must-watch.
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Join us in this powerful conversation with Gert Matthias, a renowned ethnomusicologist who has spent decades studying and preserving Newa music traditions in Bhaktapur, Nepal. In this episode, Gert shares his journey from his early days studying chemistry to discovering tabla, immersing in the Guru Shishya tradition of Indian classical music, and eventually specializing in ethnomusicology in Nepal. We dive deep into the world of traditional Nepali musical instruments like the Dhimey and Nau Baja drums, the spiritual connection of music and rituals during Jatra, and the significance of music as a bridge between the human and divine realms. Gert also talks about the decline of Newa music culture, the impact of Nepal's guthi system, and the biased copyright laws for musicians in Nepal. As a foreigner navigating the rich Newari cultural heritage, Gert reflects on being accepted by the community, contributing through his work and books, and co-founding the Kathmandu University music department. The discussion also explores his views on homeopathy vs modern medicine, Newari drums vs global percussion instruments, and the spiritual depth of music rituals and blood offerings. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in music preservation in South Asia, Bhaktapur’s 1980s culture, and choosing passion over money in the pursuit of art.
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In this special solo episode, Sushant rewinds the clock and takes you through the incredible journey of how he got into podcasting. From recording the very first episode to completing 400 powerful conversations. He shares behind-the-scenes memories, the struggles, the milestones, and heartfelt gratitude for hitting 250K subscribers on YouTube. Tune in for a raw, unfiltered reflection on the evolution of the podcast and what lies ahead.
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This Episode Was Recorded On 19th March, 2025 In this episode, we sit down with Sanjog, Asheem, and Hemanta for a deep and unfiltered conversation on travel, politics, economy, and personal growth. From parenting in Nepal to unforgettable travel experiences in Ladakh, Manang, Mustang, and Manali, the trio shares their insights on how these places compare and why Nepal tourism potential remains untapped. Sanjog's Kumbh Mela experience opens up a fascinating discussion about the scope of religious tourism in Nepal, while Asheem Basnyat talks about the realities of loadshedding in Nepal and its impact on daily life. The conversation takes a critical turn toward Nepali politics, the recent social media bill in Nepal, and the struggles of startups in Nepal—exploring why many fail and how the government can support entrepreneurship. Hemanta dives into his passion for nature and discusses his work and travel to remote areas like Koshi Tappu, sharing what drives him in this creative field. We also talk about Thar vs Jimny, travel tips, Nepali music festivals, and the evolving mindset of the Nepali youth. Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, the economy, or just love a good travel conversation, this episode is packed with raw insights and inspiring stories.
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Cannabis has played a significant role in Nepal’s culture, economy, and history, yet its legacy remains largely untold. In this episode, we sit down with Nabin Bibhas to uncover the fascinating history of cannabis in Nepal, from its traditional use as Bhangu to its transformation into Ganja. We explore how hemp agriculture in Nepal was once an integral part of rural livelihoods, providing fiber for hemp weaving, oil for medicine, and even food. Nabin Bibhas shares insights on how Maoists and the cannabis trade were linked during the insurgency, raising the question: Did Maoists sell cannabis to buy weapons? We also discuss the Maoist insurgency in Nepal and how cannabis was both a survival tool and a political element. Additionally, we take a deep dive into Thabang village, where police are not allowed to interfere with cannabis and beef culture, reflecting the unique legal and social perspectives in Nepal. We also discuss how capitalism ruined Nepal’s hemp industry, leading to the decline of hemp textiles and traditional uses of cannabis. With growing conversations around Nepal cannabis legalization, will we see a revival of cannabis farming in Nepal? Join us as we explore the rich history, political influence, and future potential of this sacred plant. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more thought-provoking discussions! #CannabisNepal #HempIndustry #MaoistInsurgency
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In this robust and unfiltered conversation, veteran media personality Bhusan Dahal dives deep into the current Nepali political crisis, media censorship, and the state of leadership in Nepal. From the rise and fall of communism to the controversial Social Media Bill in Nepal, Bhusan Dahal shares his candid views on how the country has drifted away from accountability and progress. We explore the troubling misuse of media, the erosion of media ethics in Nepal, and how freedom of speech is increasingly under threat. Dahal opens up about the Tinkune riot, deepfake videos from recent monarchy protests, and whether Nepal’s parliament is equipped to serve the people. He also critiques the lack of role models in Nepal and questions why our brightest minds are often overlooked. Could a directly elected PM be the change Nepal needs? What would a more competent and people-focused political system look like? Is cannabis legalization a potential path to revenue and reform? These are just a few of the bold ideas explored in this eye-opening discussion. If you're frustrated with where the nation is heading or curious about what real leadership should look like, this is a must-watch. Tune in to the Bhusan Dahal podcast and join the conversation on building a better future for Nepal.
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Is the world on the brink of World War 3? In this explosive conversation, Jason Dev Baidya dives deep into the current state of geopolitics and global conflicts, exploring the role of AI in modern warfare, political assassinations, and the shifting power dynamics across the world. We analyze historical events like the JFK assassination conspiracy, Epstein Island scandal, and US involvement in Bangladesh politics, shedding light on how past incidents shape today’s international policies. With growing tensions in China, India, and Nepal, we discuss Nepal’s security threats and whether it poses a risk to its neighbors. We also break down controversial topics like the Hindu Rashtra movement in Nepal, the future of democracy vs monarchy, and the reforms needed in Nepal’s political system. Additionally, we examine global banking system flaws, the impact of COVID on businesses, and the consequences of migration on global politics. The conversation also uncovers secretive operations like Operation Olympic Games, cyber warfare, and the Arab Spring’s geopolitical impact. How is AI being used in assassinations? What are the hidden influences behind wars? And what does the future hold for Nepal’s government policies and economy? Watch now to uncover the truth behind these pressing global issues.
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