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In this episode of Harka’s Podcast, we sit down with Prakash Bhattarai, who opens up about his life journey—from childhood and marriage to the challenges of moving abroad for financial reasons.

In 2024, Prakash and his family faced an unimaginable struggle when his wife was diagnosed with blood cancer. Doctors have advised a bone marrow transplant, a treatment that comes with both emotional and financial challenges.

Through this conversation, Prakash shares his story with honesty and courage, and he appeals to the public for support during this difficult time. This episode is not just about struggle, but about hope, resilience, and the power of community to come together and make a difference.

🙏 If you are able, please support Prakash and his family in any way you can. Even a small contribution can bring hope to their journey.

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In this episode of Harka’s Podcast, we welcome Kabita Ghimire, who shares her incredible life journey across three countries.

Born and raised in Nepal, Kabita got married right after finishing high school. She later moved to London to pursue her graduation, where she faced the tough challenge of paying her university semester fees while working in restaurants. Overwhelmed by homesickness, she returned to Nepal after six months—only to find herself back in London just 15 days later, determined to continue her studies.

After a year, Kabita made another big move—this time to Dubai. Soon after, her husband also joined her, and together they started building their life in the UAE. In this conversation, Kabita opens up about her struggles, resilience, and family stories, offering an honest glimpse into the migrant journey filled with ups and downs, sacrifices, and dreams.

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In this episode of Harka’s Podcast, we sit down with Sushila Oli, a blood cancer patient who was once told she had only 3 months to live. Eleven months later, she is 75% recovered and shares her incredible story of survival, resilience, and hope. From her early marriage struggles at just 14, to the challenges of migration from Nepal to Kuwait, being scammed on her way to Europe, and finally rebuilding her life in the UAE as a supermarket cashier Sushila’s journey is a powerful reminder of courage in the face of adversity.

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In this inspiring episode of Harka’s Podcast, we welcome Dr. Yogendra Gaihre, a highly accomplished academic with a Master’s in Parasitology (Nepal), a Master’s in Agricultural Nematology (Belgium), and a Ph.D. in Biological Science (UK).

Dr. Gaihre shares his deeply personal journey that began in 2018, when his young son was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). What followed was a period of struggle, depression, and resilience. To cope, he turned to music, using it as a healing path for himself and his family.

Today, Dr. Gaihre travels widely to raise awareness in the Nepali community about autism, breaking taboos and spreading knowledge, compassion, and hope.

👉 In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• His academic journey from Nepal to Europe and the UK
• The emotional challenges of his son’s autism diagnosis
• How music became a powerful tool for healing
• His mission to educate and empower communities about autism

This episode is not just about science or music; it’s about parenthood, resilience, and the courage to turn pain into purpose.

#AutismAwareness #NepaliPodcast #Inspiration #HarkasPodcast #MusicForHealing

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In this episode of Harka’s Podcast, I sit down with Ambar Hajauriya, originally from Nepal and now a U.S. national ID holder. After moving to the USA two years ago, Ambar has been building his career and life abroad.

Now, he’s in Dubai to expand his latest venture—a real estate company he recently started. In our conversation, Ambar shares his inspiring journey from Nepal to the United States and now to Dubai, highlighting the challenges, opportunities, and lessons he’s learned along the way.

👉 Tune in to hear about his entrepreneurial mindset, his plans for business in Dubai, and the story behind his cross-continental journey.

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In this episode of Harka’s Podcast, we talk with Ajay Chaudhari from Nepal and Aliane Chaudhari from Rwanda. Their love story started right here in Dubai. Ajay and Aliane met just four years ago. Within a week, they realized they were meant to be together. From that first spark to their wedding day, they share their journey of love, cultural ties, and dedication. They now work together in Dubai, managing their professional and personal lives. In this heartfelt conversation, they discuss how they met, fell in love, and built a joyful married life while pursuing their dreams in a new country.

#HarkasPodcast #LoveStory #DubaiLife #Nepal #Rwanda #CrossCulturalLove #HospitalityLife

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In this inspiring episode of Harka's Podcast, we are joined by two remarkable former national athletes from Nepal - Nita Shah, a volleyball player, and Chandrakala Thapa, a track and field athlete who proudly represented Nepal in the Olympics, Asian Games, SAFF Games, and World Championships. After dedicating 17 to 18 years of their lives serving in the Nepal Police Club and playing for the country, both of them made a difficult decision to move to Dubai in search of financial stability and a better future. Despite their long careers and achievements in sports, their families back home still face financial hardship.

In this heartfelt conversation, they openly share their personal journeys, the struggles they faced as female athletes, and the challenges within the Nepali sports system. They speak honestly about the lack of long-term support from sports officials and the reasons that led them to seek a new life abroad. This episode is a deep reflection on the sacrifices made by national players and the reality many face once their sporting careers end. Tune in to hear their untold stories and their hopes for change in the Nepali sports community.

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In this emotional episode of Harka’s Podcast, Kalpana Biswokarma shares her powerful story of surviving 13 years of domestic abuse after being married at the age of 14. From enduring daily violence to nearly losing her life, Kalpana found the courage to leave with her two daughters. Now a successful entrepreneur running her own beauty center in Kathmandu and Dubai, she opens up about her unbreakable spirit and her path to independence. A story of resilience you don't want to miss.

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In this emotional and inspiring episode of Harka's Podcast, we sit down with Rachana Lama, a brave young woman from a remote village in Nepal who has faced unimaginable struggles. Abandoned by her father and burdened with family responsibilities at a young age, Rachana’s life has been a journey of sheer survival—from working in the fields with her mother, to being a housemaid in Kathmandu, a club singer, and even migrating to India in search of work.

Now in Dubai, her journey continues, filled with hardships and betrayal by those who promised her better opportunities. Despite everything, she still stands strong, searching for a new beginning.

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In this emotional and heartfelt episode, we are joined by a brave mother-daughter duo, Sabitra and Divya, who open up about their difficult past and family struggles. 

Sabitra shares her painful journey of facing harassment and neglect from her own family and husband, especially during the most vulnerable time—after giving birth. Despite the hardships, she stood strong for her daughter and made the courageous decision to move to Dubai in search of financial stability and a better future.

Their story is one of resilience, survival, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and daughter.

🙏 Don’t miss this inspiring conversation that sheds light on the challenges many women face behind closed doors—and the strength it takes to rise above.

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