Ram Chandra Kafle

Uday Sotang is a well-known Nepali musician. He has written and composed numerous songs, and sung many of them himself. Most of his songs have been rendered by his wife Manila Sotang. Uday Sotang is originally from Tukvar, near Darjeeling, India. He moved to Kathmandu to pursue his musical career in 1988. Uday Sotang is married to Manila Sotang who is a Nepali singer. Their daughter Shreya Sotang is an popular singer who has already released an album. With more than 200 songs to his credit, Uday Sotang is considered to be one of the popular and successful Nepali musicians. He is based in Kathmandu, Nepal. The husband-wife duo of Uday and Manila have produced more than 10 music albums.

Bindu Pariyar is an established singer in Nepali music with Dang permanent residence. She is famous for playback singing and stage performer. Bindu has given voice in many movies and modern songs. And are often hits.

Hirabai – Singer (Early Recording Era)Hirabai is listed as an Early Recording Era artist with up to 2 songs from BS 1992 (AD 1935/1936). No additional archival details are available.

Durkha Khatiwada is a distinguished Nepali flutist (bansuri artist), music educator, and performer dedicated to the promotion of Hindustani classical and instrumental music. Originally from Ilam, Nepal, he has established himself as one of the country's respected flute instructors and performers through decades of teaching, stage performances, and institutional leadership.Khatiwada currently serves as a Lecturer at Lalitkala (Fine Arts) Campus, Tribhuvan University, where he teaches instrumental music and mentors undergraduate and postgraduate students. Alongside his academic career, he has been associated with the Nepal Music Center, Pingalasthan, Kathmandu, since 2005, serving as Head of the Eastern Department, Education Coordinator, and Flute Instructor, playing an important role in training young musicians and promoting classical music education.In addition to teaching, he has been working as an Instrumental Music Teacher and Assistant Music Director at the Cultural Corporation of Nepal since 2018. Through concerts, workshops, lecture-demonstrations, and educational programs, he continues to contribute to the preservation and promotion of Nepal's rich musical heritage while inspiring the next generation of instrumental musicians.