Nepal Republic Media Organized the Creators Champion program at Uniglobe College
Nepal Republic Media's 'Creators Champion' program, held at Uniglobe College in Kathmandu, marks a significant step in youth empowerment and national development. This initiative, rich with student and teacher engagement, aims to harness the innovative spirit of Nepal's youth, as encapsulated by the campaign slogan 'I am a citizen, I will build Nepal'. Led by influential figures like Samriddhi Gyawali and Anil Keshari Shah, the event underscores the vital role of young minds in shaping Nepal's future through creativity and action. The program, which has been successful across various educational institutions, offers substantial cash incentives for the best innovative ideas, fostering a competitive and supportive environment for young visionaries between the ages of 16 and 26 to contribute to Nepal's progress.
Fostering Youth Engagement for National Development
- On December 21, 2023, Nepal Republic Media held the 'Creators Champion' program at Uniglobe College, Kathmandu, to inspire youth-driven nation-building.
- The event saw robust participation from students and educators, all rallying under the campaign 'I am a citizen, I will build Nepal'.
Inspiration from Leadership
- Samriddhi Gyawali, CEO of Nepal Republic Media, shared her international experience and her decision to return to Nepal to contribute to national progress.
- She emphasized that young people should aim to make a positive impact in Nepal, stating that identifying and pursuing life's objectives is crucial for success.
Media's Role in National Progress
- Gyawali also highlighted the media's efforts in steering Nepal towards better governance and sustainable development, thus nurturing a robust journalism sector for the future.
Legacy and Vision
- Former banker Anil Keshari Shah addressed the increasing global recognition of Nepal's heritage through the efforts of the younger generation.
- Nar Bahadur Bista, Principal of Uniglobe College, commended the initiative and encouraged students to partake in meaningful acts for the country's legacy.
Academic Endorsements
- Uniglobe College students were praised for their accomplishments in various forums, with expectations of success in the 'Creators Champion' program.
- The event was part of a series, with successful programs already held at Ace Institute of Management and Thames College in Biratnagar, Butwal, and Kathmandu.
Incentivizing Innovation
- A cash prize of up to three lakh rupees is set for the best video presentation showcasing innovative ideas for nation-building.
- The competition is open to youths aged 16 to 26, fostering a platform for creative and constructive national discourse.
