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Tufan Neupane

Tufan Neupane

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Reporter, Kantipur

Kathmandu, Phoenix

Biography

Journalist. I report for Kantipur Daily, and The Kathmandu Post. byline- 1) https://kathmandupost.com/author/tufan-neupane 2) https://ekantipur.com/author/author-13645

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Total articles 45

  • ‘For you, he might be the ‘accused’ but for me, he is a criminal’

    By Tufan Neupane| The Kathmandu Post Verified If cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane’s fall from grace was noteworthy in the history of Nepali sports, his release on bail from jail followed by the subsequent lifting of his suspension by the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) was appalling. While much of the cricketing fraternity and rape-accused Lamichhane’s supporters cheered him from the sidelines, the victim of his alleged crime was forced into hiding.

    By Tufan Neupane · The Kathmandu Post

    Feb. 07, 2023

  • Dr Ruit honoured with ISA award

    By Tufan Neupane| The Kathmandu Post Verified Ophthalmologist Sanduk Ruit has been awarded the prestigious ISA award. Established in the name of Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa, the former King of Bahrain, the award is given every two years to an individual or organisation active in the field of human welfare from around the world. The Isa Award for Service to Humanity organisation, established in 2009, has the King of Bahrain Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa as 'Honorary President'. The organisation has been presenting this award since 2013.

    By Tufan Neupane · The Kathmandu Post

    Jan. 17, 2023

  • Missing migrant workers of Sudurpaschim

    By Tufan Neupane| The Kathmandu Post Verified Case one Sita Devi Budha, resident of Lamkigaun, Dodhara Chadani Municipality-9, Kanchanpur, steals a glance now and again towards the path leading to her house. It’s become second nature to her ever since her son left for India 18 years ago and never returned. Her son, Ranga Bahadur was 22 years old now and his mother, 43. Now Sita Devi is 61 and says her son turned 40 this year. Ranga Bahadur left home on November 2, 2004.

    By Tufan Neupane · The Kathmandu Post

    Nov. 07, 2022

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Kantipur

The Kathmandu Post is Nepal’s leading English-language daily newspaper, launched in February 1993 as the first privately owned English broadsheet in the country. It is published by Kantipur Publications Pvt. Ltd. and operates from the Kantipur Complex in Kathmandu. The newspaper is distributed in multiple cities, including Biratnagar, Bharatpur, and Nepalgunj, reaching over 600,000 readers daily through both print and digital platforms. The Kathmandu Post covers a wide range of topics, including national politics, business, sports, arts, culture, and international affairs. It emphasizes investigative journalism, policy analysis, and human rights reporting. The newspaper also features a weekend magazine and special annual editions. Its online presence offers real-time updates, opinion pieces, and multimedia content, catering to a diverse audience of English-speaking readers, including policymakers, business leaders, and academics.

Kathmandu, Phoenix, United States