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Rajneesh Bhandari

Rajneesh Bhandari Nepal

Location: Kathmandu Nepal

Blog / Web site:
http://rajneesh.com.np

Twitter: @rajneeshb

Skype: rajneesh.com.np

Journalistic Interests:
Conflict and political reporting, investigative and security related issues.

Journalistic Skills:
Adobe Photoshop, Multimedia reporting.

Bio:
Rajneesh Bhandari is a Multimedia journalist based in Nepal. He has got around 6 years of reporting experience in broadcast.
Currently Rajneesh is working with Kantipur Television, one of the popular television stations in Nepal. He has closely reported on the peace process, conflict, declaration of national anthem of Nepal, army integration, human rights issues, national security and other highly important political events in Nepal.

In May 2010, Rajneesh reported about Democratic Republic of Congo’s ongoing peace process after visiting the third largest country in African. He has also reported about the slums of Chennai in May 2009.

He is currently writing his thesis for his masters in Mass Communication and Journalism from Tribhuwan University in Nepal.

Autism diagnoses difficult in Nepal

Published July 19, 2010

With no official number of autistic children and lack of mention in its interim constitution, diagnosis of autism in Nepal is proving to be difficult.

Nepal's prime minister resigns

Published June 29, 2010

It's not clear in Nepal as who will be the next prime minister. But whoever will be, it will not be easy for him/her to get consensus on major political issues.

It’s not always "Slumdog Millionaire"

Published May 29, 2010

A third of world's poor live in India according to reports. I visited some slums in Chennai, southern part of India, and found that people were living below poverty line.

Roshana shilpakar commented on Autism diagnoses difficult in Nepal I think my brother was suffering the autism disease because the all symtomes of the autism are seen in my brother. My family is poor.What can i do to relief the autism from my brother .I do my best if some care tipes give me.

Rashmi Singh commented on It’s not always "Slumdog Millionaire" good article..