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Ankit Babu Adhikari is a musician, singer and lyricist from Kathmandu, known from his as finalist in Nepali Tara season 3 & the voice. Ankit started his musical career by composing and performing songs for a post-modern play Coma; A Political Sex staged at Shilpee Theatre, Kathmandu in 2014. His another major milestone includes his solo concert organised in tribute to Narayan Gopal.In 2014-15 he made it to Nepali Tara after which he gained wider audience throughout Nepal and abroad. His first original release is Ram Naam, a song that questions the physical existence of God; that was critically acclaimed in Nepal. He continued his experiment in a 2016 release Nau Futey Bhoot (9 ft. ghost), a song about Indian Blockade in Nepal, for which the Japan-based magazine The Diplomat named him Nepal's Singing Storyteller.

Soni Singh – Singer (Early Recording Era)Singer Soni Singh is documented as an Early Recording Era artist with 2 songs from BS 1992 (AD 1935/1936). Additional biographical details are incomplete.

Nishan Bhattarai (Nepali: निशान भट्टराई) (born June 12, 1996) is one of three finalists due to compete in the 'Nepal Idol' grand finale in Qatar on Sept 22. Nishan is a Nepali singer and a recent singing star who has become popular from a reality television singing competition Nepal Idol. He prominently sings in Nepali and Hindi languages. The Nepal Idol show, where he is one of the top three contestant is hosted by AP1 Television and it is part of the Idols franchise created by Simon Fuller. He is from the eastern part of Nepal. He was born and raised in a small town of Urlabari of Morang district. His father name is Nityananda Bhattarai and mother's name is Renuka Bhattarai. Currently, he is living in Kathmandu. At the age of 20, he became one of the top three contestants of Nepal Idol . He was also one of the top Five contestants of Singing Icon Nepal which was a reality singing competition organized by Nepal Television.

Suman Kharel: A Multifaceted Journey BBC World Service and Journalism: Suman Kharel began his career as a journalist and broadcaster. From January 1992 to October 2015, he worked with the prestigious BBC World Service in London, U.K. His contributions to international broadcasting allowed him to connect with audiences worldwide. TV Presenter at NTV: Suman Kharel’s journey extended to Nepal, where he became a prominent TV presenter. He hosted shows on NTV, engaging viewers with insightful interviews, discussions, and news analysis. Suman Sanga: A Talk Show Icon: One of his most notable contributions is the talk show “Suman Sanga” on Kantipur Television. As the host, Suman Kharel invited politicians, celebrities, and common people to share their stories, struggles, and successes. The show provided a platform for diverse voices and perspectives. Variety and Impact: Suman Kharel’s versatility—from international journalism to local talk shows—reflects his passion for storytelling. His ability to connect with people and explore various topics has made him a beloved figure in Nepali media. Remember, Suman Kharel’s dedication to journalism, his engaging talk show, and his impact on media resonate with audiences across borders. 📺🎤