Curator of dynamic and social journalism: Jeena Karki

Born in Biratnagar, Morang District of Nepal on February 7, 1994, Ms. Jeena Karki is a renowned journalist and social journalist who has been working in various positions for over a decade. She has gained popularity due to her positive attitude, professional integrity, and leadership qualities. Ms. Karki has faced numerous challenges, including intimidation, censorship, imprisonment, and violence, but has remained firm in reporting on truth and human rights issues.

Her dynamic and inquisitive nature has introduced innovation and global networking, making her a popular figure among friends from abroad. She is known for her easy-going nature, self-motivation, and helpful traits, and her collection of appreciation and social recognition from various sections of society is a testament to her contributions.

After being a reporter and anchor of the Nepal Times, Ms. Karki visited many nations and spread the message of press freedom and people's rights without delay or mistakes. She has traveled to countries as a journalist, participated in international seminars and workshops, and joined international organizations.

Ms. Karki is also a philanthropist, actively involved in orphanage centers and old-age care centers, and has united helping hands for the welfare of differently abled people. Her humanitarian acts and deeds have given her an incomparable identity in the journalism fraternity.

In honor of her contributions and service, she has received various awards from both home and abroad. On World Social Day, March 15, 2022, she was awarded a gold medal and citation by Chief Guest Hon’ble Rajendra Prasad Shrestha, Minister of Federal Affairs and General Administration, Government of Nepal. These honors are a source of pride for the nation and a source of pride for the daughter of Nepal.