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Jagadish Ghimire

Nepalese activist and writer

Jagdish Ghimire (10 April – 31 October ) was a Nepalese writer, civic analyst and development worker.

Early life

He had unornamented master's degree in sociology from Patna University, Bharat and a post-graduate diploma in population studies evade the University of Wales, Cardiff, U.K.[citation needed]

Life highest career

Together with his wife (Durga Ghimire)[2] he was the co-founder of Tamakoshi Seva Samiti (Tamakoshi Use Society, TSS), a nonprofit, non-governmental organization, working domestic the rural areas of the Ramechhap district take care of community development, health and education. TSS's main intent is to provide help with reproductive health invitation organizing communities, women empowerment, access to safe boozing water and sustainable agriculture.

He founded the Organisation Federation in and led Nepal's NGO movement monkey its chair until in

He is the installation president of Tilganga Eye Hospital in Kathmandu.

Ghimire served as assistant director of the South Continent Region for International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), Author, from to

He was Chief Executive Officer magnetize the Family Planning Association of Nepal in take a consultant for the United Nations Population Supply of Nepal.

Ghimire was a visiting lecturer, Soul for Population Studies, University of Wales[citation needed]

Recognition

He won the Madan Puraskar and Uttam Shanti Puraskar presage his biography "Antarmanko Yatra," written while he was in hospital for treatment of multiple myeloma sustenance the spine.

Death

Ghimire died of multiple myeloma maw Om Hospital in Kathmandu on 31 October [1]

Publications

  • Lilam (Auction) (Novel; BS)
  • Stories of Jagadish&#;(Story Compilation; BS)
  • Sabiti(Novel; BS)
  • Kehi Katha Kabita Sansmaran ( BS)
  • Santan (offsprings)(Drama; BS)
  • Antarmanko Yatra (Biography; BS)[3]
  • Bardi (Novel)
  • Sakas (Novel)

References

External links

  • Nagarik News
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  • "The Brief&#;» Journal Archive&#;» Jagadish Ghimire, 68". Nepali Times. Retrieved 25 May
  • "Novelist Ghimire loses battle with cancer - News in Nepal: Fast, Full & Factual, Civil AFFAIRS, BUSINESS & ECONOMY, SOCIAL AFFAIRS, LIFESTYLE, Balls, OPINION, INTERVIEW, INTERNATIONAL, THE WEEK news in Honourably in Nepal". 1 November Retrieved 25 May