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Social Media connects audience
(Caption: Rajneesh Bhandari taking picture of India Gate, New Delhi. Photo by Ravi Bajpai.) Kathmandu: A senior camera man called me “Nepali Kuire”, meaning Nepali foreigner. I was carrying a Canon 550 D camera while i was covering a special … Continue reading
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Witnessing the history
Six years of television journalism career has given me many experiences, unforgettable moments, adventurous lifestyle and a learning habit. Ever since i started my internship in Kantipur Television there has been no looking back for me. In my initial days … Continue reading
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