Sushant Pradhan Podcast
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2 days ago
2 days ago
In this powerful podcast, Dr. Umesh Bogati, a geriatrician, social worker, and doctor at Bir Hospital, shares deep insights into the Nepal healthcare system and the real challenges doctors face every day. From choosing government hospitals over private practice to navigating doctor burnout in Nepal, this conversation uncovers the truth behind the medical profession. We explore doctor life in Nepal after graduation, the struggle of working in resource-limited hospitals in Kathmandu, and the reality of healthcare resources in Nepal. Dr. Bogati also explains geriatric care in Nepal, focusing on elderly care, aging population challenges, and how old patients should be treated with dignity and proper medical attention. The discussion dives into dementia in Nepal, including symptoms, diagnosis, and dementia treatment practices. We also talk about healthcare reform in Nepal, government priorities, health insurance systems, digitization in hospitals, and the gap between public vs private hospitals in Nepal. Additionally, the podcast highlights social work in healthcare, cultural shifts in family systems, and how elderly people are affected when children move abroad. If you're interested in Nepal medical system, doctor lifestyle, or healthcare challenges in developing countries, this episode offers real, unfiltered insights.
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LinkedIn - https://np.linkedin.com/in/umesh-bogati-4067a245
2 days ago
2 days ago
In this episode, journalist and writer Rajendra Kunwar discusses the hidden history of Khampa Bidroha, one of the most sensitive and lesser-known chapters in Nepalese history. Drawing on his book Nepali Dristikonma Khampa Bidroha, Rajendra Kunwar explains how the Khampa fighters entered Nepal, the geopolitical tensions involving Tibet, China, Nepal, and the CIA, and why the Khampa Rebellion remains relevant today. The conversation explores the origins of the Tibetan resistance movement, CIA support, the role of King Birendra during the conflict, the story of Gya Wangdu, and how global politics shaped Nepal-Tibet relations during the Cold War era. Rajendra Kunwar also shares his personal research journey, experiences talking with people connected to the Khampa movement, and why Himalayan history often remains hidden from mainstream discussion. Topics covered in this Nepal history podcast include Khampa Bidroha explained, CIA involvement in Tibet, Tibetan resistance fighters, Nepal-China political history, Dalai Lama’s escape to India, King Birendra’s role during the rebellion, Gya Wangdu’s story, and the lasting impact of the Khampa conflict in Nepal. If you are interested in Nepali political history, hidden Himalayan history, Tibet-Nepal relations, or documentary-style podcasts, this episode provides a rare and detailed perspective on one of Nepal’s forgotten historical events.
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6 days ago
6 days ago
Former Brigadier General and military historian Prem Singh Basnyat dives deep into the hidden history of Nepal-China relations, Nepal geopolitics, and the controversial Khampa Bidroho. In this podcast, Prem Singh Basnyat explains how Nepal and China started interacting historically, the Nepal-China war history, and why discussions related to China remain sensitive in Nepal even today. The conversation also explores the role of the USA, India, and China in shaping Nepal’s foreign policy and political history. From Khampa rebellion activities in Nepal to King Birendra being given three options by China, this episode uncovers major geopolitical events that changed Nepal’s international relations forever. Topics covered include Nepal-China relations history, Nepal-China conflict, USA influence in Nepal, Indian involvement in Nepal politics, military history of Nepal, China Nepal border history, Khampa rebellion, and Nepal diplomacy. Prem Singh Basnyat also discusses Bam Prasad Baskota, Nepal’s strategic position between global powers, and the impact of international pressure on Nepal. If you are interested in Nepal history, geopolitics, military history, international relations, China-Nepal relations, or untold political stories of Nepal, this podcast provides rare insights and historical analysis.
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LinkedIn - https://np.linkedin.com/in/prem-singh-basnyat-phd-13ba8432
Sunday May 17, 2026
Sunday May 17, 2026
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sagar Aryal, microbiologist, scientific blogger, and founder of Microbenotes, to explore the fascinating world of microbiology, bacteria, viruses, antibiotics, DNA, and scientific research in Nepal. Dr. Sagar shares how he became interested in microbiology, why many people misunderstand the field as being limited to laboratory work, and how the younger generation in Nepal is becoming more interested in science and research. We discuss what bacteria actually are in simple words, whether good viruses exist, the importance of good bacteria, and how antibiotics are discovered and developed. The conversation also dives into metagenomics, DNA, the process of medicine development, and dangerous infections like the Hanta virus. Dr. Sagar explains complex microbiology concepts in an easy and engaging way for students, science enthusiasts, and anyone curious about how the microscopic world impacts our daily lives. One of the biggest highlights of the podcast is the story behind Nocardia Nepalensis, the Nepali bacteria discovered through research, and how scientific papers are published internationally. We also discuss the research environment in Nepal, the future of microbiology, content creation through Microbenotes, and the importance of science communication. If you are interested in microbiology explained simply, bacteria, viruses, antibiotics, DNA, metagenomics, Nepal research culture, and scientific discoveries, this podcast is for you.
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Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/microbenotes/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/microbenotes/videos/
LinkedIn - https://np.linkedin.com/company/microbenotes
Website - https://microbenotes.com/
Website - https://sagararyal.com/
Thursday May 14, 2026
Thursday May 14, 2026
In this insightful podcast, Prabhakar Sharma, a former UN consultant and construction engineer specializing in river borders, shares his real-world experience working on the Nigeria–Cameroon border dispute—one of Africa’s most complex international border conflicts. Discover how the Nigeria Cameroon border dispute started, rooted in colonial history involving European powers, and why resources near boundaries intensified tensions. Learn how international borders are actually determined through legal frameworks, mapping, and field engineering, and the critical role the UN plays in border conflict resolution. Prabhakar Sharma explains how he was selected to work on this high-stakes project, the challenges faced during border demarcation, and the risks involved in resolving territorial disputes. He also reveals how long it took to resolve the Nigeria Cameroon conflict and what made the process so difficult. The discussion expands into global insights on international border disputes, river border challenges, and geopolitical conflict resolution. Importantly, this episode connects these lessons to Nepal border issues, offering practical perspectives on where Nepal should focus in managing its own territorial concerns. If you’re interested in geopolitics, international law, UN mediation, and real-world conflict resolution case studies, this podcast provides a rare behind-the-scenes look at how borders are negotiated and enforced.
Tuesday May 12, 2026
Tuesday May 12, 2026
In this deep and thought-provoking podcast, renowned physicist Dr. Sitaram Byahut explores some of the most fascinating concepts in modern physics, including quantum entanglement, quantum mechanics explained, string theory basics, and high energy physics. From discussing CERN physics experiments to breaking down complex ideas like neutron stars and the limits of quantum theory, this episode makes advanced physics accessible to everyone. Dr. Byahut also shares insights into the Russian education system, his journey in academia, and his pioneering role in building the physics olympiad Nepal program. The conversation dives into Nepal science education, analyzing why Nepal struggles in science and how Nepali students education can improve with the right focus and opportunities. If you’re curious about the universe, modern physics discussion, or want to understand concepts like quantum theory explained in simple terms, this physics podcast is for you. Whether you're a student, science enthusiast, or just love exploring big ideas, this episode delivers powerful insights into science in Nepal and beyond.
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LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sitaram-byahut-b94b0024/
Sunday May 10, 2026
Sunday May 10, 2026
In this in-depth podcast, Associate Professor Karna Bahadur Thapa discusses the Nepal India border dispute, including the controversial regions of Kalapani, Lipulekh Pass, and Limpiyadhura. The conversation begins with India and China resuming the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through Lipulekh and explores the geopolitical implications for Nepal. Prof. Karna Bahadur Thapa explains why Nepal never took the border issue to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), how Nepal may be losing diplomatic and strategic influence internationally, and the growing role of China in Nepal-India border politics. The podcast also dives into Nepal’s foreign policy challenges, national security concerns, and whether the United Nations truly has the power to resolve global conflicts. The discussion further examines whether Nepal should continue aggressively fighting for border claims or instead focus on long-term diplomatic, economic, and strategic solutions. If you are interested in Nepal geopolitics, India Nepal relations, China’s influence in South Asia, international diplomacy, and border security, this episode offers valuable insight and expert analysis.
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Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/advkarna.thapa
Sunday May 10, 2026
Sunday May 10, 2026
In this episode, professional MMA fighter Yuki Angdembe shares his inspiring journey from Nepal to the global MMA stage. This MMA podcast dives deep into his fight camp routine, MMA training, and the discipline required to compete at a professional level. Yuki discusses his recent fight, diet plan, and preparation strategies while offering insight into the mindset of a rising fighter chasing the UFC dream. We also explore mental health in sports, anger management, and how athletes develop a fearless mindset inside and outside the cage. Yuki opens up about his childhood, backstory, and when he decided to take MMA seriously, along with the challenges of gaining recognition as a Nepali MMA fighter. The conversation covers Soma Fight Club, Bali MMA training life, and the evolving Nepal MMA scene. Yuki also shares his thoughts on post-fight life, future goals, and how far he feels from reaching the UFC. If you're interested in MMA training, fight preparation, athlete mindset, or combat sports podcasts, this episode offers valuable insights into the life of a professional fighter.
GET CONNECTED WITH Yuki Angdembe:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/yuki_angd/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/yuki.angdembe
TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@yukiangd
Thursday May 07, 2026
Thursday May 07, 2026
In this episode, Dip Prakash Panday, CEO of Shikhar Insurance Company Ltd, breaks down the realities of the Nepal insurance industry. From understanding how insurance works in Nepal to exploring insurance risk, claims processing, and fraud, this podcast dives deep into topics most people misunderstand. We discuss whether Nepal insurance is high risk, how agriculture insurance and earthquake insurance impact the market, and why insurance claims in Nepal sometimes get rejected. Dip Prakash Panday also explains the role of reinsurance in Nepal and how global events influence insurance companies. The conversation covers risky sectors in insurance, the rise of AI in insurance Nepal, and how companies like Shikhar Insurance build efficient teams in a complex financial environment. We also explore the impact of fraudulent activities, Gen Z protests, and why government buildings in Nepal are often uninsured. If you want to understand insurance policies in Nepal, claim settlement processes, and the future of the insurance industry Nepal, this episode is packed with insights. Whether you’re interested in Nepal finance, business podcasts Nepal, or learning how insurance companies operate, this is a must-watch.
GET CONNECTED WITH Dip Prakash Panday:
LinkedIn - https://np.linkedin.com/in/dip-prakash-panday-527940379
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dipp.panday
Monday May 04, 2026
Monday May 04, 2026
In this in-depth geopolitical podcast, retired Major General Santosh Kumar Dhakal and geopolitical analyst Jason Vaidya break down some of the most pressing global issues shaping today’s world. From the Iran-US war dynamics to the role of energy politics in fueling global conflict, this episode offers a powerful analysis of modern warfare and international relations. The conversation explores whether the Iran vs USA conflict will resume, what a potential global economic crisis could look like, and how shifting alliances like BRICS impact global power structures. The discussion also highlights how war economies function, where profit and loss coexist, and why energy resources remain central to global tensions. Shifting focus to Nepal, the podcast dives into Nepal’s national security, internal stability, and the future under a new government. Santosh Kumar Dhakal shares insights from a military and strategic perspective, offering a rare look into Nepal’s preparedness in an evolving geopolitical landscape. If you're interested in geopolitics podcast content, global war analysis, Nepal security insights, or expert discussions on international relations, this episode delivers deep, thought-provoking perspectives. Subscribe for more conversations on geopolitics, global crises, and strategic insights from leading voices.
GET CONNECTED WITH: Santosh Kumar Dhakal
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Jason Vaidya
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GeoPoliticalCrossroad