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Well, we all have a small thinker and world changer stored inside of us. So here's me taking interest in the world of politics, development, grief, society and everything. Although like one of my professor says, "it's a little above my pay grade."

How to help Nepal?

#Nepal in Instagram: sneak peek into a Week!

Silent No More

Vintage Effect in Movie Maker

Dolpo - Raw and Real

In the Shadow of Everest

Our Cause and Fall

Life of a Boy

Our Secret-the inside story of dressing up for Sakela

Nepal-the real Plight


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