RC Souvenir 2021-22 Flip

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Bachelor of Social Work
BSO
Bachelor of Sociology
BRD
Bachelor of Rural Development
BJM
Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication
BPsy
Bachelor of Psychology
MBS
Masters of Business Studies
BBA
Bachelor of Business Administration
BIM
Bachelor of Information Management
BCA
Bachelor of Computer Application
BBS
Bachelor of Business Studies
BBM
Bachelor of Business Management
PO Box 1195, Surya Bikram Gyawali Marg, Old Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: +977 (1) 4464584, 4465660, 4499324 Email: [email protected]
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Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhushal President (2021-22) Rc Baneshwor
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Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha President (2020-21) Rc Baneshwor
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CONTENT LIST
- Message from RI President
- Message from District Governor
- Message from Assistant Governor
- Message from Club Charter President
- Message from Immediate Past President
- Message from President
- Council of Club Presidents
- Board Members 2021-22
- Club Committee & Goals
- District Goals
- Samjhana - Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha
- Challenges of Hospital Management, Planning and Role of the Rotarians -
Rtn Mahendra Raj Bhusal
- Sorcery - SP Koirala
- Club Roster - Club Members
- Parenting strategies for Uncertainty and Stress- Hashana Shrestha Clinical Psychologist
- Laghu Rachana - Manoj Shrestha
- RI Present theme message
- Club Activities of 2020-21
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MESSAGE FROM ASSISTANT GOVERNER
Greetings to all fellow Rotarians and Family of Rotary club of Baneshwor,
We know that Rotary is a place where leaders gather with
vision and drive to create changes in our society and this thrive in leaders are found in Diversity. Team work should always be at the top priority in such a social non profit organization.
On behalf of Rotary Dist 3292- Nepal- Bhutan,
I would like to Congratulate RC Baneshwor along with Charter President Rtn. Bishnu bahadur Karki, a dynamic leader of RC Baneshwor; President Rtn. Mahendraraj Bhusal & entire team under the leadership of District Governor Rtn. Santosh Rijal. I am sure this new team of RY 21-22 will take RC Baneshwor to new height & accomplish more in coming years ahead.
DG’s Visit is one of the most important events to be celebrate in individual Club, thanks to everyone RC Baneshwor family for making this DG Visit program even more successful as well as building a strong bonding with Rotary district from your prestigious Club.
At last my best wishes to RC Baneshwor President Rtn Mahendraraj Bhusal & his team for a successful RY 2021-22.
Thank you
Yours in Rotary
Rtn. Sakundaraj Aryal Assistant Governor RY/21-22
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MESSAGE FROM CHARTER PRESSIDENT
Dear Rtn Mahendra Raj Bhusal
President
Rotary Club of Baneshwor
Many congratulations to you for taking the leadership of this
Club as 14th Club President. We are confident that our club will
surely take a greater height with a good speed towards our target taking all the team members along with you side by side.
You have visualized the urgency & importance of our prioritized goals serving the needy people in the communities, matching the target of District Governor Rtn Santosh Prasad Rijal as well as the amazing goals of Rotary International President Rtn Shekhar Mehta, in all “7 Areas of Focus”, especially in Membership “Each One Bring One”.
Let’s believe in “Everything’s possible in a Teamwork”, and we really appreciate the amazing services this club has done in the last 13 years. Salute to all our Past Presidents and team for their countless projects which had been completed successfully supporting the communities.
Rotary’s Motto “Service Above Self” is amazingly self-explanatory, so now this is the time to gear-up to make this year a very remarkable one identifying the need of the communities to “Serve to Change Lives”, being a True Rotarian.
With Best wishes,
Yours-In-Rotary-Service,
Rtn. Vishnu B. Karkee
Charter President RC Baneshwor
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MESSAGE FROM IMMEDIATE PAST PRESSIDENT
My Dear Respected Fellow Rotarians!
I flew the jet plane with 30 members on board along with me.
I took off on the first of July in 2020. And ever since then I have
been flying on and on. Started our very first flight of Rota Year 2020/21, with a great fearful jerk in the turbulence of Covid 19 which was out of my control. But as per the RI theme: “Rotary Opens Opportunities” we never had to crash land. We kept flying. Yes, sometimes we flew over mountains of little confidence, sometimes over soft clouds of happiness and many times had to fly over oceans of sorrows too. Keeping in mind that life must go on in any kind of situation, we fastened our seatbelts of Hope and Faith and continued our flight.
I found myself a very lucky Captain as I had such supportive crew members on board. Some of you were the helpful airhostesses, some were medical personnel while others also were counsellors, always ready to help whoever, whenever, wherever was in need. Thank you all. We did have some arguments and disagreements during this flight but that was a great lesson for me to experience and learned a lot. I as the captain of the plane took everything positively and tried flying my plane out of the clouds of disturbance. And despite some turbulences, I believe we had a smooth flight and smooth landing!
Huge thank you to my respected DG Rajiv sir and AG Rama mam who trained me in such a way that I could in whatever way control my plane. I hope that I have achieved the height of our club. I definitely know that I gave my 110% to safe land our flight of 2020/21. It has been my honor to serve as your President, RC Baneshwor.
Jai Nepal! Jai Rotary
IPP. Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha
RC Baneshwor
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MESSAGE FROM PRESSIDENT
Dear Respected Rotarians and family members,
It is my immense pleasure to represent and get chance as
president of Rotary club of Baneshwor. First of all I would like
to express gratitude Rotary International and Rotary district
3292 for making a wonderful glorious history of Rotary nationally and internationally. Similarly, I bow to my head to District Governor Shantosh Prasad Rijal, District Secratery Prabhat Yonzon and Assistant Governor Sakunda Raj Aryal for the remarkable guidance and support. I cannot imagine myself as a president without support of Charter president, Past Presidents, immediate past president, board members, members and their families of the Rotary club of Baneshwor who help me in each and every steps and provide me great support.
Rotary International is an international Service Organization whose stated purpose is to bring together business and professional leaders in order to provide humanitarian and to advance goodwill and peace around the world with the moto of non-political and non- religious organization to serve the needy people around the world. I decided to join the rotary to serve the needy people and community with the background of Health care professional and impressed with the nonpolitical and non-religious aspects which suits with my personal nature and characteristics.
As a president of Rotary Club of Baneshwor, commit to support the moto of “Service above self” is the motto adopted by Rotary International, which signifies the belief that Rotarians would put their duty to help others before their own needs and Serve to change lives of this year theme of Rotary International. Under the Service Project we have planned several action plans and activities for the Rota year 2021/22. “Save the environment”
(Tree plantation, Pond project), TEACH program at school level, Global grant projects and health Projects are the major highlights of the service activities. Bring one each one with the membership commitment is another priority focusing young and women member. TRF Contribution and strengthen the club administration and built up the public image are also in priority from the RC Baneshwor. Despite of the covid 19 we have set those activities and I am pretty sure that we can cope this problem and move forward. To complete task and achieve the goals in Team work “Together we can do” to serve & change lives of people in this year. I believe in teamwork ant team spirit than can have the synergy effect.
Regards with Jaya Rotary to you all
Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhushal
President (2021-22) Rc Baneshworr
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EDITORIAL
Each Rotary year the Rotary International President presents the Theme for the Rotary year.
All the great themes, long or short, they all sum up the vision of Rotary. Last year RI President Holger Knaack2020-21 chose the theme “Roraty Opens Opportunity”, and we opened opportunities during COVID 19 pandemic to Serve and to Stay Safe. We protected ourselves and our loved ones and some of us lost our loved ones. Yet we rise above all to “SERVE TO CHANGE LIVES”, which is the theme of Rota Year 2021-22.
Rtn. Shekhar Mehta, RI President 2021-22 announced the theme, “Serve to Change Lives” on 1 February during the Rotary International Assembly virtually. Shekhar Mehta says serving others changes lives, including our own, which in definite we all follow through our life time. He spoke about how participating in service projects through Rotary changed him as a person and made him empathize more with the needs of others. Soon after joining his club, he helped carry out projects that benefited rural communities in India.
Taking inspiration from RI President Sekhar Mehata, in Nepal we all can change communities for the betterment of all. For which we all at RC Baneshwor shall promise to “Serve to Change Lives”, during this difficult time of world pandemic.
Thank You Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha, RC Baneshwor President 2020-21 for your time and effort to club, and your leadership to carry forward club legacy COVID 19 world pandemic.
Welcome, Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhusal, RC Baneshwor President 2021-22, and a very successful tenure.
Rtn. Mahabir Gurung
President Elect (2021-22) RC Baneshwor
Printed at :
Rtn. Rupali Sarawagi
Secretary (2021-22) RC Baneshwor
Rtn. Amar Singh Thapa Chair TRF (2021-22) RC Baneshwor
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COUNCIL OF CLUB PRESIDENTS
Vishnu B. Karkee
(2008-09)
Shanker P. Koirala
(2009-10)
Tejendra Nath Shrestha
(2012-13)
Meenu Piya Pradhan
(2016-17)
Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha
(2020-21)
Rohit Thapa
(2010-11)
Ajay Ghimire
(2011-12)
Shiva Ram Pradhan
(2013-14)
Pramod Jaiswal
(2014-15)
Guna Koirala
(2015-16)
Deepak Thapa
(2017-18)
Mahendra Raj Bhusal
(2021-22)
Arun Bansal
(2018-19)
Dilip Bhattrai
(2019-20)
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President
Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha
Immediate Past President
Rtn. Prakash Nakarmi
2nd Vice President
CP/Mentor/Trainnner
BOARD MEMBERS 2021-22
Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhusal Rtn. Vishnu B. Karkee
Rtn. Mahabir Gurung
President Elect
Rtn. Rupali Sarawagi
Secretary
Rtn. Ram Chandra Dhungana
1st Vice President
Rtn. Bidwata Shrestha
Joint Secretary
Rtn. Manish Sapkota
Rtn. Pushkar Panthi
Treasurer
Sergeant at Arms
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Congratulation
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Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhusal
Wish you a Successful Tenure Rota Year 2021-2022
Phone: +977-1-4790176, +977-1-4796489 Email: [email protected] www.onlinekhabar.com


CLUB ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
Advisor: Chair/Director: Co-Chair: Member: Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha Kishor Maskey Manju Sharma Sagar Thapa
Goals:
• Continue to support RI & District goals “Serve to change lives”
• About the meetings: 2 physical meet, 1 virtual e-meetings, 1 outdoor/Board meeting, regular meetings, e meeting and board meeting in a month
• 6 club assembly &12 board meetings/outdoor per year
• Aim to establish relationship with sister clubs in all 7 regions
• All committees will conduct at least 4 meetings in the year and more if required.
• 100% registry on My Rotary: for new mew member
• Participation of atleast 5 members in District Conference, Co-host atleast 2 district events of Rs. 10,000 each.
• Have at least 5 Past Presidents from our club representing in various district committees.
• E bulletin shall be released monthly.
• Souvenir Publication
• Audit shall be completed on time.
• Renew with the local authority (CDO)
• Endowment fund Rs 1,00,000 for this year, form a Trustee committee and separate bank account
• Attendance to be targeted at 75%
• Participation of at least 2 members in the Rotary International Convention at Houston, Texas, USA in June 2022.
• Hold at least one club family picnic
• Have speakers at the weekly meetings: National-3(District, Mahabir, Dr Ruit, Anuradha Koirala) International-2 (UNDP,UNICEF, US AID)
• Continue supporting our Rotaract and Interact clubs, sponsor one Rotract club
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MEMBER SHIP COMMITTEE
Advisor: Chair/Director: Co-Chair: Member: Arun Bansal Ashmin Sitaula Naween K Shrestha Prakash Nakarmi
Goals:
• Targeted membership growth: 4 members give priority to Rotractor and Female member.
• Try to retain 100% members.
• Membership survey: field and unfiled survey like Dr, Lawyer, pharmaceutical, airlines etc.
• Co-host membership Seminar-1
• Talk-show on membership-1
• Inter club visit & Interaction: Encourage members to visit other clubs; at least 50% members should make it a point to visit other clubs.
• Organize Talk show program
• Participate least 5 members in District and International other events.
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SERVICE PROJECT COMMITTEE:
Advisor: Chair/Director: Co-Chair: Member: Shankar P. Koirala Aabha Shrestha Ratna Bahadur Khatri Sagar Thapa
Goals:
• Save the Environment – Tree Plantation Program-200 trees
• TEACH Program: (T-teachers Training, E-learning, Adult Literacy, Child development, & Happy School)
- E-learning; Computer distribution and digital library & Computer lab
- Adult Literacy: By 2030 total literacy at large scale, coordination with RNLM
district committee.
- Tree plantation at school compound
- Back to school project
- Pure drinking water project
- Hand Wash project
- Sanitary Pad Project
- Toilet reconstruction/maintenance
- Children Art Fun Program
• Girls child Scholarship Program (for 2078)- 25 student- individual & club contribution
• Health Awareness Campaign-Talk show - COVID-19 – Physically, mentally, financially impact- with local community and school children
• Health Camp- Kidney, Cancer, Dental, Gyne, Diabetes, BP- 3 camp, Eye Health Camp
• No Horn & awareness Program - Walkathon
• Self-Defense Training - For Youth & Ladies
• Sponsor Rotaract and Interact clubs and RCC
• Sports Activities & Tournament- Cricket, Badminton
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THE ROTARY FOUNDATION (TRF) COMMITTEE
Advisor: Chair/Director: Co-Chair: Member: Shiva Ram Pradhan Amar Singh Thapa Saroj Pawdel Ratna Bahadur Khatri
Goals:
• Total contribution of $5000 to TRF for this year
• Strive to make our club a 100% contributing club. We shall aim to contribute US$ 25 per member. (33*25=$ 825)
• Contribute US $ 50 as club for the Polio plus Program.
• At least 6 PHF/MPHF/Major donner members to add this year (4100).
• Motivate PHF members to upgrade into MPHF, MPHF to PHS and PHS to Major Donor.
• Co-host TRF seminar.
• Try to participate in two district TRF program as club (Five members in each program)
• Conduct a talk program on TRF
• Give continuation to our ongoing Global Grant (GG) program at Nunthala and support for the completion of the project. Try to add one new GG project this year.
• Conduct monthly review of the progress on achieving goals By TRF committee and set the target for the next.
• Conduct Quarterly review of the progress on achieving goals in presence of Club President and set the target for the next.
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PUBLIC RELATION COMMITTEE
Advisor: Chair/Director: Co-Chair: Member: Deepak Thapa Shivanee Thapa Basnyat Maha Bir Gurung Ram Chandra Dhungana
Goals:
• Use of Social Media (Facebook, twitter, Whatsapp, instagram, viber, etc.) to promote all the club activities.
• All activities to be promoted through electronic and print media.
• Update the website on timely basis.
• Highlight our forthcoming projects using mass-communication platforms and tele-
• Communication platforms.
• Have the rotary logo as a symbol of the club in all the highlights and all the projects that we handle.
• Try to have media presence for the Joint programs of rotary awareness.
• Making T-shirts with logo of RC Baneshwor to be used mainly during service project events and in all Rotary activities.
• Building Public image by setting up two hoardings of Rotary signage with time and temperature.
• Have at least 2 event stories covered in the Media.
• Club flag to be made (200pcs)
• Recognize club and district leaders, vocational award & Appreciation on extra ordinary achievement. (Cash & Certificate)
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CHALLENGES OF HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT, PLANNING AND ROLE OF THE ROTARIANS
Mahendra Raj Bhusal Director, Health Care Int’l Consult (P.) Ltd.
As defined by WHO health is ” A complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing, not merely the absence or disorder” (WHO, 1948). It means that complete state of wellbeing is health and hospitals one of the major tool for promotion of health. WHO in 2010 has addressed the role and importance of hospital management for a quality health (WHO, 2010).
There is no internationally accepted clear definition for hospital.
There are several types of hospitals based on the facilities, equipments and services, i.e. district hospitals, provincial hospitals, speciality hospitals and referral hospitals, teaching University hospitals and other types of health care facilities. There is no international standard defining what should be the minimum services that each hospital should
provide during a health crisis. Each country has to develop a national policy and technical guidelines to deal with a health crisis. Before defining the essential services, the ministry of health has to define the essential health services that the health sector will provide to the community in order to identify what more specific services will be delivered by hospitals.
Hospitals are not managed by professional: In Nepalese context, hospital management skill and concept of hospital management is still beyond the priority of the government and the government still does not have any policy guidelines over the hospital management sector. Lack of professional skill in the person responsible to manage the hospitals has created a problem in hospital management. The government run or supervised hospitals still do not have positions for the hospitals. Government policy has not mentioned anything about the hospital professional managers. However, the private hospitals have started hiring them which is still out of the government policy.
Quality is in shadow: Once people arrive, there must be a high level of quality and competent care, qualified and available physicians and allied health professionals that are readily available and accessible. Quality care can be measured and compared to national and international norms, average life spans and causes of illness and death. The quality and suitability of the hospital environment is a key contributor to the patient experience. Although some of the improvements have been made from the private and government in terms of infracture and buildings over the few years, a significant proportion of the estate remains unfit for purpose. Affording investment in capital schemes will be increasingly challenging in the Nepalese context.
Lack of Effective planning: Effective planning is needed more than ever to ensure that any capital funding available delivers tangible benefits to patient care. Early and consistent clinical engagement is vital to enable true alignment of clinical services and facilities. It is essential that the planning of hospital facilities responds to changing models of care and is
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undertaken through a genuine ‘whole system’ approach.
Healthcare facilities take too long to plan, design & build : To build one hospital in an area it takes long time to make a plan and construct the hospital. It is one of the complex task to complete and involve diverse human resources, technology and system. From medical gas system, Operation theatre, Critical care to the support service like waste management environment analysis.
Healthcare facilities are too expensive to build and run: The cost of care is getting expensive day by day for the patient care. It cost huge amount of money to build it and buy the medical and non-medical equipment. Private sector is facing of the problem of lack of investment to buy and build the Hospital in the Morden time. Healthcare takes an increasing portion of the economy and the investment. At the moment in Nepal invested the 5% of GDP in health sectors which is huge amount to afford country like Nepal.
The demand for healthcare is rising: The 21st century brings many new and emerging issues like Covid 19 & Similar pandemic and communicable disease & issues are putting challenges in one side to handle the situation. More communicable disease which are not expecting today is going to be increase and resources to handle the situation and we do not have the resources to handle those situation in terms of Building, technology and qualified human resources.
Inequitable distribution of health facilities and resources: If you see the city area there is everywhere health facility and leading for the unhealthy competition. In far remote are people need to so much of distance for the basic health services, where there will not get qualified manpower, medical equipment and other resources and people lose their life. It is called Healthcare delayed is healthcare denied so we have to solve this issues a soon as we can from government and private sector.
Role of Rotarians in Hospital Management & Planning: In conclusion, the poor socio- economic conditions, hard geographical conditions and lack of awareness of the people and traditional beliefs and superstitions, lack of will in the political parties and their leaders are the main burning issues for the improvement of health sector in Nepal. These all are problems associated with the hospitals and ultimately with their management. As Rotarian we can contribute on system planning and effective management system with the support of the Rotary international. Disease prevention and control is one of the focused area of the Rotary service. Awareness and support financially in association with Rotary international is one of the role of the Rotarians. As the cost of investment is huge in health care and medical equipment is high and we can get funding and support for the quality equipment in hospital for the patient care. Rotarians also play the role in supporting and advocating the equitable distribution of health service in Nepal. In the health facility Rotary club can help through the global grant where need huge investment with good quality equipment like medical gas system, Cath lab setup, Kidney dialysis setup and other medical equipment support with full of resources.
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SORCERY
- SP KOIRALA
Scene One:
The juggler’s manifold shows begins
When he walks with his rough steps
And the bare eyes decoyed
When the vision gets entangled in the amorous juggler Towards and unknown horizon of hope
Along with his uncontextual illusory descriptions The eyes fall into the net of sorcery
When startled once again
The amused onlookers fall all at once
On the surface of the earth!
Scene Two:
Right at that moment
Lines of a canal is sketched in the farmhouse And a canal is dug on a clean paper
They clap
Sing in praise
Sweets distributed
And false water is flown in the canal. Before the water begins to flow
There in the city
Real dreams are woven
And in no time grow myriad of mansions Like the caterpillars in soybean field!
Scene Three:
Inside the black spectacles I
Indulging in a delight of sorcery
The onlookers of scene one are counting the clapping And there in the polluted hearts
Embracing the quilt of shyness
The jugglers of scene two
Are turning into the sorcerers!
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(16 September 2000)
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CLUB ROSTER
Rtn. Ajay Ghimire: (PHF+2)
Membership ID: 6884461 Spouse: Upama Ghimire Occupation: Chairman, Ace Institute of Management Address: Ace Apartment, Naxal, Kathmandu
Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4436545 / 9851071932
Rtn. Amar Singh Thapa
Membership ID No: 11062316 Spouse: Regina Rajyashree Thapa Occupation: Retired Karnel Address: Kasturi Marg, Mid Baneshwor Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9841318594
Rtn. Abha Shrestha (PHF)
Membership ID: 10516834 Occupation: Social Service Address: Sukedhara, Kapan Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851209900
Rtn. Arun Kumar Bansal
(PHF+4/PHS) Membership ID: 8173033 Spouse: Prativa Pokharel Bansal Occupation: Proprietor, Hi-Tech Distributors
Address: Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4444811 / 9851021715
Rtn. Bidwata Pradhan Shrestha
Membership ID No: 11061935 Spouse : Bikash Shrestha Address: Thaiba,14, Godavari Mu- nicipality, Lalitpur Contact No: 9851121553
Rtn. Ashmin Sitaula
Membership ID: 10709271 Occupation: Entrepreneur Address: Maligoun, ward-5 Kathmandu
Email: [email protected] Contact: 9803983949
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Rtn. Deepak Thapa (PHF+2)
Membership ID: 8062318 Spouse: Nikita Bhandari Thapa Occupation: Event Management Address: Baneshwor, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎9851085785.
Rtn. Guna Koirala (PHF+1)
Membership ID: 6884505 Spouce: Rtn. Shanker Pd. Koirala Address: Battisputali Height, Kathmandu-9
Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4482800 .
Rtn. Dilip Kumar Bhattarai (PHF+1) Membership ID: 8856415 Spouse: Sandhya Basnet Bhattarai Occupation: Proprietor, Trishul Auto Contact
Address: Basundhara Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎01-4355995 / 9851095892.
Rtn. Jyotsna Poudel Gyawali (PHF)
Membership ID: 9101212 Spouse: Tulsi Gyawali Occupation: MD, SAJJA The De- signerwear
Address: Lamtangin Marg, Chundevi, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851076325.
Rtn. Kishor Maskey
Membership ID: 7037423 Spouse: Usha Maskey Occupation: Peace Marketing Co P. Ltd
Address: Balaju, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01- 4230873 / 9851022202
Rtn. Kalpana Devi Piya Shrestha (PHF+1) Membership ID: 6927743 Spouse: Purushotam Shrestha Occupation: President, Children’s Art Museum of Nepal Address: Hattisar, Kathmandu Email: piyakalpanashrestha@ gmail.com
Contact: ‎9851058271
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Rtn. Mahabir Gurung (PHF)
Membership ID: 8485604 Spouse: Beena Gurung Occupation: Ex. DIG Armed Police Force
Address: Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu
Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4650049 / ‎9851135415
Rtn. Manish Sapkota
Membership ID: 10205017 Spouse: Mira Sapkota Occupation: Astrologer & Vaastu, consultant
Address: Dillibazar Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851076981
Rtn. Mahendra Raj Bhusal (PHF+1) Membership ID: 10306634 Spouse: Saraswati Pandey Occupation:Director, Healthcare International Consult Address: Thapagaun-10, New Baneshwor
Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851206132
Rtn. Manju Sharma
Membership ID: 8598076 Spouse: Dwiraj Sharma Occupation: Owner, Alfa Beta Address: Sanepa Height Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎9801089611
Rtn. Naween Kumar Shrestha
Membership ID: 9871177 Spouse: Sakuntala Shrestha Occupation: Retired Army Address: Kuleshwor–14, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎01-4280349 / ‎9851002453
Rtn. Meenu Piya Pradhan (PFF+1)
Membership ID: 8173033 Spouse: Shiva Ram Pradhan Occupation: Social service Address: Baluwatar 4, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4426492 / ‎9851069630
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Rtn. Prakash Nakarmi
Membership ID: 10306577 Spouse: Manjushree Nakarmi Occupation: P.M Auto Gear Pvt. Ltd. Address: Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4465542 / 9851021676
Rtn. Pushkar Panthi
Membership ID: 10205013 Spouse: Usha Panthi Occupation: Chartered Accountant/ Auditing Address: Sankhamul, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎9851144301
Rtn. Pramod Kumar Jaiswal
(PHF+4) Membership ID: 6884477 Spouse: Nisha Jaiswal Occupation: Owner, Mela Restaurant
Address: Lazimpat, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851022860
Rtn. Ramchandra Pd. Dhungana
Membership ID: 8173040 Spouse: Bhabana Dhungana Occupation: Govt. Service, Custom Department
Address: Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4372449 / 9851057151
Rtn. Rupali Sarawgi
Membership ID: 8372666 Spouse: Vivek Sikaria Occupation: Director, MAW Vrid- dhi Commercial Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. Address: Chhauni, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851020212
Rtn. Ratna Bahadur Khatri
Membership ID No: 11099614
Spouse Name: Sandhya Khatri Address: Tikathali, Lalitpur, Nepal Email: [email protected] Contact No: 9851143389
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Rtn. Sagar Thapa Membership ID No: 11097201 Spouse Name: Anima Kande Address: New Baneshwor 10, Kathmandu, Nepal, Email: [email protected] Contact No: 9851092739
Rtn. Shanker Pd. Koirala (PHF+5)
Membership ID: 6884456 Spouse: Guna Koirala Occupation: Former Finance Minister
Address: Battisputali Height, Kathmandu-9
Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-4482800 / 9851099950
Rtn. Saroj Powdel (PHF)
Membership ID: 10205026 Spouse: Vanita Sharma Powdel Occupation: Escalators & Eleva- tors, Consultant and Dealer Address: Baluwatar, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎01-4424964 / ‎9851016418
Rtn. Shiva Ram Pradhan (PHF+1)
Membership ID: 8238235 Spouse: Meenu Piya Pradhan Occupation: Retired Maj. Gen. Army Officer
Address: Ichhunadi Marg Balu- watar Kathmandu
Email: [email protected] Contact: ‎‎01-4426492 / ‎‎9851100505
Rtn. Tejendra Nath Shrestha
(PHF+2) Membership ID: 6884476 Spouse: Rita Shrestha Occupation: Business Address: Tahachal, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-‎4260289 / ‎9851021687
Rtn. Shivanee Thapa Basnyat
Membership ID: 9708939 Spouse: Pukar Bikram Basnet Occupation: Senior News, Editor/ Presenter, NTV Address: Baluwatar, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 9851091437
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Rtn. Vishnu B. Karkee (PHF+6) Membership ID: 6062047 Spouse: Niru KC Karkee Occupation: Owner, The Beijing Garden
Address: Battisputali, Kathmandu Email: [email protected] Contact: 01-‎4488829 / 9851035000
Kishan Giri
Spouse : Nisha Shrestha Occupation: Director, Kaldi Nepal Address : Battisputali , Old Baneswor
Mobile : 9851050661
Dinesh Lal Rajbhandari
Spouse: Mrs.Jamuna Rajbhandari Occupation: Director, Ghansi Busi- ness Network P. Ltd Address: Manohar Aawas Marga ,Tokha-14 Kathmandu Contact: 9851201235
Santosh Kumar yadav
Spouse: Anju Kumari Yadav Occupation: MD, Foodchem Nepal pvt ltd.
Address: Gun colony, Simangal. Kathmandu
Mobile: 9857023166
Dr. Vedansh Shrestha
Address: Thaiba, Ward no- 14 Email: vedashshrestha @hotmail. com
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