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Krishna Sudha Dhungana

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Krishna Sudha Dhungana, born on February 19, 1960, in Lamjung, Nepal, is a celebrated folk singer known for her contributions to Nepali music. Some of her popular songs include: Paanko Paat – A beloved folk song cherished by many. Dhaka Topi ...

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Krishna Sudha Dhungana, born on February 19, 1960, in Lamjung, Nepal, is a celebrated folk singer known for her contributions to Nepali music. Some of her popular songs include: Paanko Paat – A b...

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