Anu Khadka

Ashma Kumari KC is the dazzling Miss Nepal World 2024, crowned at the 28th edition of the Miss Nepal pageant held at the Godavari Sunrise Convention Center. Born and raised in Kathmandu, she holds a bachelor’s degree in Social Work and is also an entrepreneur. Her winning answer in the final round addressed climate change, where she emphasized that although Nepal contributes only 0.027% to global CO₂ emissions, it faces severe consequences. She advocated for urgent action—both personal and policy-driven—like switching to electric vehicles, planting trees, and eliminating single-use plastics. Ashma also earned the Face of the Year title, highlighting her standout presence among 26 semifinalists. She will represent Nepal at the 73rd Miss World competition, carrying forward her message of environmental responsibility and social impact.

Mohan Niroula is a Nepali actor, director, and writer known for his contributions to the Nepali film industry. Before entering the film world, he worked as a journalist.

Aditi Shrestha, an emerging artist from  Kathmandu , is a dynamic force blending acting, modeling, and her pageantry experience. Starting as a model, Aditi has graced various media campaigns, advertisements, and photoshoots, establishing herself as a rising face in the Nepali entertainment industry. Her journey gained momentum after winning the title of Miss Ecollege 2023 and becoming a finalist of Miss National Nepal 2024, further solidifying her presence in the modeling and pageant scene. Currently undergoing rigorous training in film studies, dancing, and martial arts, Aditi is shaping herself into a versatile artist capable of delivering high-energy performances with an edge. Her commitment to fitness, flexibility, and action choreography adds a unique dimension to her artistic identity, setting her apart in the industry.

Dr. Sareesha Shrestha is a Nepali medical doctor, emcee, and Miss Nepal Earth 2022, known for her blend of intellect, advocacy, and media presence. A gold medalist in MBBS from Tribhuvan University, she was selected for Harvard Medical School’s SQIL program in 2024, highlighting her commitment to global health leadership. Sareesha holds a world record for launching a music video poster while paragliding at 1,900 meters in Pokhara, showcasing her creative flair. She represented Nepal at Miss Earth in the Philippines, advocating for climate resilience and health equity. Her initiative, The Sahayatri, promotes health literacy, menstrual hygiene, and mental wellness in underserved communities. Fluent in Nepali, English, and Newar, she connects across cultures and platforms as a sought-after speaker and host. Sareesha’s journey reflects a bold vision for inclusive healthcare, youth empowerment, and civic engagement—where medicine meets media, and leadership begins with empathy and action.