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Navin Khatiwada has many faces, one of which is that of a sports journalist. Though he’s worked for other beats, Navin remains quintessential sports journalist, as he says he enjoyed it more than any other field of work. He has worked extensively in Radio, TV, Print and Online news. I
Damakant Jayshi is a famous name in Nepal’s English language Journalism. More famously known as DK – even before Dinesh Karthik burst into International Cricket – among friends and colleagues, Damakant had made waves in Nepal’s journalism. Known for his straight shooting conversation and meticulous working, almost round the clock,
Anil Ghimire was a known Sports Journalist in Nepal. A person with a physique of a player himself, #Cricket has been a passion with him. A supporter of South African team when Nepal is not playing, Anil feels desperately wants Proteas to win the World Cup or Nepal to play
Sudin Pokhrel is among the pioneer rappers in Nepal. His talent for singing in only surpassed by his love for #Cricket. Given a choice, he would rather don #Nepal Jersey than get an award for his singing. Here he talks about his love for Cricket and what the game means
Sohan Shrestha used to be the thick, bold voice of Nepali Radio and Radio News, when Nepali private FM radios began disseminating news in late 90s. But now, he’s hung up his journalist microphone, along with the keyboard (or pen) for Corporate suits. However, that hasn’t diminished his love for
The name Akhilesh Upadhyay needs no introduction in Nepal. He has been the longest serving Chief Editor of The Kathmandu Post. Many don’t know that he began his career as a sports journalist and is a big time sports buff. A die-hard Liverpool fan, he follows a range of sports
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