Robin Sharma Dahal

Doma Sherpa, the talented Nepali singer and composer, has made significant contributions to the music industry. Let’s explore some aspects of her remarkable career: Album “TERMINUS” (1997): Song: “O RAMA HARE KRISHNA…Bahana chann sabai yaha” Original Singers: Doma Sherpa, Passang Doma, and Pawan Lama The original music video was published by Image Channel, Kathmandu in 1997-98. Here’s a re-uploaded version recorded and shot in Darjeeling for her fans. Other Notable Works: Doma Sherpa has also shared her musical talents through various other songs and performances. Her voice resonates with the rich cultural heritage of the Sherpa community. YouTube Channel: You can find more of Doma Sherpa’s music on her YouTube channel. She shares glimpses of her life, including home videos, vlogs, and musical performances. Doma Sherpa’s humility, friendliness, and dedication to her craft have left an indelible mark on the music scene. 🎵🌟

Naren Khadka is a Nepali actor active in film and digital storytelling, known for his natural screen presence and commitment to character‑driven roles. Emerging from Nepal’s evolving independent cinema space, he has built a reputation for portraying everyday Nepali experiences with sincerity and emotional clarity. Khadka continues to expand his work across feature films, short films, and online platforms, contributing to a new wave of realistic, performance‑focused Nepali acting.

Karuna Kharka International Nepali Model represented by Major Model Management at USA.  stands at a height of 5’6.5″ with a bust measurement of 32″, a waist circumference of 25″, and hips measuring 35″. Karuna Kharka is a dynamic and accomplished individual making a mark in multiple spheres. At just 22 years old, she is pursuing a double major in Psychology and Public Health at Syracuse University, where her passion for global issues and community health shines brightly. As the New York chapter leader for the Peace Initiative Bhutan, Karuna is committed to fostering dialogue and action on pressing international matters. Her dedication extends to hands-on service, notably through Global Medical Brigades in countries like Honduras, where she works to improve healthcare access. A recipient of the Young Leader Award on World Refugee Day, Karuna is also a sought-after public speaker, inspiring audiences with her insights on social justice, diversity, and leadership. She has attended impactful events like the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women and National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE), showcasing her advocacy for equity and inclusion, especially as a former refugee from Nepal. Beyond her academic and humanitarian pursuits, Karuna has carved a niche in the fashion industry as a New York Fashion Week (NYFW) runway model and high-fashion beauty model, collaborating with iconic brands such as Tom Ford and Maybelline. Her multifaceted journey reflects her ability to excel in diverse arenas, making her a true role model for aspiring leaders and changemakers.