California, USA – July 21, 2025–As Bishnu Khatri KC concludes his two-year tenure as the NRNA USA Western Regional Coordinator, he leaves behind a legacy deeply etched in the history of Nepali diaspora leadership in the United States. Now, he steps forward as a candidate for the Vice President of NRNA USA for the 2025–2027 term, carrying with him the trust, respect, and admiration of a community he has tirelessly served.
A Leader Who Became the Voice of the Voiceless
During his tenure, Khatri became a beacon of hope for countless Nepalis in Western America—especially those struggling with passport issues, immigration crises, legal entanglements, or victims of human trafficking. He redefined leadership as trust, not just title.
Diplomatic Breakthrough: Consular Services in the West for the First Time
Under Khatri’s initiative, Nepali consular services were launched for the first time in the western region of the United States. This was more than an administrative success—it was a testament to his foresight and unwavering dedication to accessible diplomacy for every Nepali.
Unity Over Division: “We Are Nepalis First”
Khatri stood firmly against factionalism and divisive politics that have long plagued diaspora organizations. Through dialogue and inclusion, he brought fractured communities together under one umbrella with the mantra, “We are Nepalis first, differences later.” His leadership became synonymous with unity and collective identity.
Turning Vision into Structures: From Temples to Community Centers
Khatri’s term witnessed the realization of multiple infrastructure dreams, including:
- 🏢 Nepali Community Center – Built in California
- 🛕 Muktinath Temple – Completed under his watch
- 🏠 Tamang Society Hall – Constructed
- 🏘️ Gurung Community Property – Purchase process initiated
These projects reflect his commitment to making the Nepali identity visible, respected, and permanent in the American landscape.
A Warrior During the Pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, Khatri stood on the frontlines—mobilizing PPE, distributing relief materials, arranging medicine, and coordinating accurate information. His courage and coordination saved lives and restored faith.
Now in the National Arena: A Broader Vision for NRNA USA
Today, Bishnu Khatri KC is contesting for Vice President of NRNA USA. His candidacy is not just a quest for a new title—it’s a continuation of his national campaign for empowerment, unity, and transparent leadership.
A Collective Call: Let’s Elect Bishnu – Let’s Win Together
We appeal to every NRNA member, social worker, professional, and member of the Nepali-American community:
Now is the time. Elect a leader with integrity, experience, and vision. Elect Bishnu Khatri KC.
When Bishnu wins, the community wins. Service wins. Nepali pride wins.
Conclusion: “He came, he served, and he conquered.”
This is not just a line of praise—it is a mirror of his leadership journey.
Bishnu Khatri KC is not merely a former coordinator—he is a living legacy and a historic asset of the global Nepali diaspora.
