Nischal Niraula, Author at We Are Restless

Joined26/11/2021

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Nischal Niraula is a former journalist, now working as an online content creator. He is also a student of Social Science interested in learning about the sociology of the internet and tacit cultural norms.

Fighting Prejudice: The rejected drug addicts of Nepal

Until we dismantle the structures that hold prejudice against drug addicts of Nepal, our outcasts will forever remain at the...

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Fighting Prejudice: The rejected drug addicts of Nepal

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