Kathmandu, Nepal — In a recent appearance on a special televised segment aired by Sagarmatha Television, the newly elected President of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), Mr. Mahesh Kumar Shrestha, delivered an inspiring message calling for unity, mutual respect, and collective responsibility among the global Nepali diaspora.
During the program, President Shrestha spoke from the heart, drawing upon his decades of experience in diaspora leadership, philanthropy, and international networking. The discussion, which touched on the current challenges and future priorities of the NRNA movement, was widely praised for its clarity, vision, and sense of purpose.
“Unity is not just a slogan — it is the foundation of our strength as a global Nepali community,” said Shrestha.
“We must rise above personal interests and work collectively for the welfare of all Nepalis, wherever in the world they may be.”
Key Highlights from the Interview:
- Focus on Collaboration:
Shrestha stressed the importance of cooperation among NRNA chapters worldwide and urged members to work in synergy with the Government of Nepal, local diaspora organizations, and civil society.
- Youth and Inclusion:
He emphasized the active involvement of youth, women, and emerging professionals in NRNA activities, stating:
“The NRNA must reflect the diverse face of modern Nepalis. Everyone must have a voice.”
- Vision for the Future:
Shrestha outlined his vision for a more transparent, service-oriented, and impact-driven NRNA. He called for stronger institutional capacity, digital innovation, and more visible social contributions in both Nepal and abroad.
- National Interest First:
In a moment that drew applause, Shrestha declared:
“No matter where we live — Qatar, Japan, the US, or Europe — we carry Nepal in our hearts. Let us put the nation’s interest above everything else.”
Widespread Praise and Support
The program has since gained significant traction on social media, with thousands of views and positive comments pouring in from across the global Nepali community. Many praised Shrestha’s inclusive tone, his unwavering patriotism, and his clear roadmap for the NRNA’s future.
Conclusion:
President Mahesh Kumar Shrestha’s appearance on Sagarmatha TV was not just a media interaction — it was a heartfelt dialogue with millions of Nepalis living abroad. His call for unity, accountability, and collective progress has reignited hope and trust in the NRNA’s leadership.
As the new chapter of the NRNA begins under his leadership, the message is clear:
Together, we can build a stronger Nepali identity — united, proud, and globally respected.
