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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·26/11/2021·0

The Plight of the Sherpas in Nepal

The feminist movement: Why is it important to young people?

Challenges of the 21st century: Can we conquer them?

Sustainable cities around the World: Top 13

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Developing an effective community engagement strategy

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Migrant Workers in India: The invisible workforce

Our Future Agenda Report: Designing the future of Education

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COP26, the Missing Majority and I

How will East African Crude Oil Pipeline affect the environment?

The planet is drowning in plastic: What can you do about it?

Prioritising sexual and reproductive health in Kenya

The end of Girlboss Feminism

3 reasons why surveillance and digital privacy are feminist issues

‘Making digital tools work for young people’s health and rights’ – 3 key takeaways

Developing an effective community engagement strategy

Migrant Workers in India: The invisible workforce

‘Making digital tools work for young people’s health and rights’ – 3 key takeaways

Fighting Prejudice: The rejected drug addicts of Nepal

Police Reform in 2021

Developing an effective community engagement strategy

Migrant Workers in India: The invisible workforce

Diversity in Clinical Vaccine Trials

Fighting Prejudice: The rejected drug addicts of Nepal

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