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Teal Swan (aka Teal Scott) is a new-age spiritualist, author, blogger and social media celebrity based in the United States. Swan claims that she has psychic powers and extrasensory abilities and attracts fans and followers from all over the world.
Mawra Hocane (or Mawra Hussain) is a Pakistani actress, model and a VJ based in Pakistan. She mostly appears in Pakistani serials and Bollywood movies.
Noor Tagouri is a Libyan-American journalist who came to media limelight after appearing on Playboy magazine wearing a hijab in 2016.
Khemraj Gurung (aka Khem Raj Gurung, खेमराज गुरुङ in Nepali) was a Nepali look dohori, folk singer who came to media limelight after his second album’s single Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna became an instant hit upon release in Nepal.
Jolly Amatya is a Nepali youth activist based in the United States. In 2016, she was appointed the Youth Chair of the UN Youth Assembly.
Rishi Dhamala (aka Risi Dhamala) is a popular Nepali journalist and the founder and chairperson of the Reporter’s Club Nepal.
Jyoti Magar is a Nepali folk (lok dohori) singer, model, and an actress. She started her professional musical career in 2006 and since then, she has given a number of hit albums and has travelled extensively within and outside Nepal to perform in stage programs.
Evana Manandhar (born in 1992 in Kathmandu, Nepal) is the winner of 2015 Miss Nepal competition. She is Nepal’s 20th Miss Nepal. Evani also won Miss Personality and Gosh Girl tittles of the competition.
Bindu Pariyar (also known as Bindy, Sonali, Mallika or HottyBindy) is a former stripper, club dancer and an adult model based in the United States. Born and raised in Nepal’s Kaski district, Bindu was trafficked to the United States in October 2010 as a teenager and was forced to work in several nightclubs for nearly four years.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Krishna Dharabasi (born in 1960) in Panchthar, Nepal is an award-winning Nepali writer and a literary critic. Dharabasi won Madan Puraskar, Nepal’s most popular literary prize, in 2005 for his bestselling novel Radha. Krishna Dharabasi moved to the United States in 2012 with his family and is said to be working on an upcoming …
