Kishor Nepal (Nepali: किशोर नेपाल, born 6 June 1952) is a Nepalese journalist and writer.[1][2] He worked for and groomed Kantipur and Nagarik Nepalese publications.
Kishor Nepal | |
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Native name | किशोर नेपाल |
Born | Nuwakot district | 6 June 1952
Occupation | Writer, Journalist |
Language | Nepali |
Nationality | Nepalese |
Citizenship | Nepal |
Biography
Nepal was born on 6 June 1952 in Nuwakot district. When Nepal was five years old, his father died, and his mother started working.[3] Nepal went to Pashupati School in Chabahil, Nepal, and then got government scholarship to study in Durbar High School in Kathmandu. He completed higher education in Tri-Chandra College in Kathmandu.[4]
After the college, Nepal started working as a supervisor in Department of Road in Bhairahawa for about five months, and then as a journalist from 2027 BS (1970-1971)for local newspaper named Nabin Khabar. Later he joined Nepal Times under supervision of Chandra Lal Jha. He joined Gorkhapatra in 2033 BS (1976-1977), but he resigned from the post to work as a political cadre for Nepali Congress on call from Krishna Prasad Bhattarai. Later, he worked as press advisor when Krishna Prasad Bhattarai was elected as a prime minister.[3]
Career and contributions
He worked as the president of Federation of Nepali Journalists.[5] Currently he working as the Editor In Chief of Rupaantaran. [6]
Books
- Mero Samaya (my time)[7]
- Sutra Ra Prayog (Theories, Sources and Practices) in 2016.[8]
- Nepali patrakarita ko bikaskram (2055 BS) (Development of Nepali journalism)
- Rang Mandal (Short novel, 2035 BS)
- Arko Prastar (Short stories, 2034 BS)
- Chintaka Chyanharu (Essays, 1982)
- Shaktiko awataran (Essays, 2062)
- Patal (Novel, 2068 BS)
- Shaharka Kathaharu (Novel, 2068 BS) (Stories of city)
Awards
- Kriti Smriti Journalism Britti Samman in 2019 from Ram Baran Yadav, the former president of Nepal.[9]
Controversies
Nepal was beaten by attackers in December 2012 for publishing some photos which were taken as offensive by the supporter of monarch.[10]