Dhikichyau The Podcast #41 | Niranjan Kunwar | Sexuality | Education System | Moving Abroad |

We've been wanting to have a conversation with Niranjan dai for quite some time now! But to air this podcast with him in #pridemonth makes it all the more special! 🥳🤗
So here's our conversation with Niranjan Kunwar, who is an educator, writer and the first openly gay man in Nepal to publish his memoir - Between Queens and the Cities!
This episode is a short glimpse of his book which revolves around not just his coming out story but more. It highlights the journey each one of us take in finding ourselves and then coming in terms with it.
Then we get out of the book and discuss the issues of the education system, the history and how it shapes us and we finally get to know his life after the book!
Watch the full episode and let us know what your thoughts are in the comments below!
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Loved it. But the hosts should stop saying 'hunchha ni' after every other sentence.