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Kamal Dhital is a dedicated journalist currently working at Kantipur Daily, one of Nepal’s most reputed national newspapers, where he specializes in reporting on the infrastructure sector. His work focuses on critical areas such as transportation, urban development, hydropower, and public infrastructure, which are central to Nepal's growth and development. Kamal has established himself as a trusted voice in the field, with an in-depth understanding of the challenges and opportunities within Nepal's infrastructure landscape. His reporting aims to shed light on key issues, inform public discourse, and hold stakeholders accountable for sustainable progress. Kamal's career in journalism spans several years, marked by a commitment to uncovering impactful stories. Before joining Kantipur Daily, he honed his journalistic skills at some of Nepal’s leading media outlets. He began his professional journey at Baahrakhari Media, where he covered a wide array of topics, gaining a broad perspective on social, economic, and political issues. This foundation paved the way for his role at Ekagaj Media, where he deepened his focus on investigative reporting. Later, at Jalsarokar Media, Kamal expanded his expertise by reporting extensively on water resource management and related infrastructure projects, a topic of great significance to a country like Nepal, rich in rivers and hydropower potential. Throughout his career, Kamal has demonstrated a unique ability to bring technical issues to life for a general audience. His articles combine meticulous research, clear analysis, and a human-centered approach that resonates with readers across various sectors. Whether highlighting the delays in public infrastructure projects, the environmental implications of urbanization, or the transformative potential of renewable energy, Kamal’s work is consistently driven by a desire to inform and engage. Based in Kathmandu, Kamal is at the heart of Nepal’s media and policymaking landscape. This proximity allows him to stay closely connected with key stakeholders, from government officials and project developers to activists and local communities. He frequently engages with experts and participates in discussions that shape the national narrative around infrastructure development. Beyond his professional achievements, Kamal is deeply passionate about promoting transparency, sustainability, and equity in Nepal’s development efforts. He believes journalism plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between policymakers and the public, ensuring that progress benefits all sections of society. In his free time, Kamal enjoys exploring Kathmandu’s vibrant cultural heritage and engaging in conversations about Nepal’s future. His unwavering dedication to his craft continues to inspire others in the media industry, solidifying his reputation as one of Nepal’s most respected journalists in the infrastructure domain.

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Kantipur

The Kathmandu Post is Nepal’s leading English-language daily newspaper, launched in February 1993 as the first privately owned English broadsheet in the country. It is published by Kantipur Publications Pvt. Ltd. and operates from the Kantipur Complex in Kathmandu. The newspaper is distributed in multiple cities, including Biratnagar, Bharatpur, and Nepalgunj, reaching over 600,000 readers daily through both print and digital platforms. The Kathmandu Post covers a wide range of topics, including national politics, business, sports, arts, culture, and international affairs. It emphasizes investigative journalism, policy analysis, and human rights reporting. The newspaper also features a weekend magazine and special annual editions. Its online presence offers real-time updates, opinion pieces, and multimedia content, catering to a diverse audience of English-speaking readers, including policymakers, business leaders, and academics.