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Sushila Kansakar is a revered Nepali singer whose graceful voice left a lasting mark on modern and Newari music. Born to Nil Ratna and Harsha Devi Kansakar, she gained early fame through Radio Nepal’s anniversary program in 2018 BS (1961 AD), where she won a gold medal presented by King Mahendra. With a voice both powerful and tender, she recorded memorable songs like “Malai Marnu Na Bachnu Banayo Piratile”. Although her recorded output was limited, her influence endures through timeless broadcasts and cultural tributes. Kansakar balanced her artistic passion with academic excellence, earning a Master’s in Economics and serving in the Nepal Government, where she rose to Vice Secretary. After marriage, she withdrew from music, yet her legacy continues to resonate with fans and younger generations who celebrate her unique contribution to Nepal’s golden musical era.

Samikshya Adhikari, a talented Nepali singer, has made her mark in the music industry. Let’s explore more about her: Birth Year: Samikshya Adhikari was born in 2005 in Pokhara, Nepal. Notable Song: She gained prominence as a singer with the release of her song “Balapan Ko Umer” from the Nepali film "Nai Nabhannu La 4". Recent Works: “Malai Matra Kina Yasto”: A soulful song penned by SB Katwal “Suresh” and composed by CD Vijaya Adhikari. “Mayalai Euta Ful Dinu Parla”: Another popular song featuring Aamesh Bhandari and Tejash Regmi. YouTube Channel: Samikshya Adhikari shares her music on her official YouTube channel, where she has garnered a substantial following. You can find her channel here. Samikshya Adhikari’s melodious voice continues to resonate with music enthusiasts, making her a rising star in Nepali music! 🎵

Singer, Music composer and Music Instructer/teacher since 2002 AD to recent.

Khem Raj Gurung was a celebrated Nepalese folk singer and songwriter, known for his contributions to the Lok Dohori genre. Born on January 14, 1975, in Khandbari, Sankhuwasabha district, Nepal, he gained fame with iconic songs like "Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna," "Aalu Tama," and "Bhanchan Budapakale." His music often carried cultural and moral themes, resonating deeply with audiences across Nepal. Throughout his career, Khem Raj released nine albums, including Jeevan, Aanamol, Dharan-Pokhara, and Dhakre. He was one of the most prominent singers in Nepal during the 1990s and 2000s. Tragically, he passed away on August 25, 2016, at the age of 41 due to complications from a liver infection.