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Dr. Sandesh Lamsal’s Biography

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Dr. Sandesh Lamsal (in Nepali: डा. सन्देश लम्साल), born on August 17, 1994, in the Dang district of Nepal, is a dynamic and multifaceted personality whose achievements span medicine, sports, social media, and philanthropy. Renowned for his innovation and creativity, Dr. Lamsal has solidified his status as a prominent Nepalese internet celebrity, captivating audiences worldwide with his engaging and thought-provoking content across various social media platforms.

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Dr. Sandesh Lamsal’s Journalist Portfolio

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Hypertension is turning into a silent killer in Nepal. It's high time everyone was alert

Hypertension is turning into a silent killer in Nepal. It's high time everyone was alert

In Nepal, close to one-third of the adult population has some form of hypertension, but in urban centres, the…

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Diabetes is becoming one of the biggest killers in Nepal. Here's everything you need to know abou...

Diabetes is becoming one of the biggest killers in Nepal. Here's everything you need to know abou...

Diabetes mellitus or simply diabetes is a chronic condition that occurs either when the pancreas does not pro…

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Cholera epidemic 2022 in Nepal: Learn from the past to save the present

Cholera epidemic 2022 in Nepal: Learn from the past to save the present

Cholera is an acute diarrhoeal infection of the small intestine caused by Vibrio cholerae bacteria. It spread…

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Sickle cell disease was a nightmare for the Tharu community of Nepal. What is its status now?

Sickle cell disease was a nightmare for the Tharu community of Nepal. What is its status now?

Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disease, which causes an abnormality in the oxygen-carrying protein…

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Ectopic pregnancy incidence is high in Nepal. It's high time the nation was aware of it

Ectopic pregnancy incidence is high in Nepal. It's high time the nation was aware of it

It is a blessing for a family whenever a new one is born. However, this is not the case all the time if the m…

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PCOS in Nepal: Early diagnosis and treatment can save many women from infertility

PCOS in Nepal: Early diagnosis and treatment can save many women from infertility

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder among women in the world, and cases of PCOs in…

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Incremental gains or persistent neglect in the budget for healthcare workers?

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By Dr. Sandesh Lamsal 
| OnlineKhabar
The healthcare system in Nepal is in dire need of an institutional change. For years, the country has grappled with severe shortages of medical doctors, especially in rural outposts, due to the unprecedented surge in healthcare professionals’ migration, although overproduction. Medical doctors’ entry-level salaries, upon leaving university, are very low, at Rs 30,000 to Rs 50,000 per month, which is approximately $2,500 to $4,500 per annum.
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The price of chaos: Why India cannot afford digital mobilisation turning into street anarchy

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By Dr. Sandesh Lamsal 
| The Borderlens
In today’s political climate, the world has encountered a new twist on youth frustration, one increasingly pushed through digital means. This gradually escalates into mass physical mobilisation. The spread of unstructured movements across South Asia in recent times bears testimony to their capacity to destabilise countries, weaken economic foundations, and facilitate foreign interference.
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The silent brand: How PM Balen’s weaponised perception, psychology, and digital optics to redefine Nepali leadership

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By Dr. Sandesh Lamsal 
| The Borderlens
In an era where politics is no longer about ideology but perception management, algorithm warfare and emotional branding, Balendra Shah stands as a case study in masterful execution. From rapper and structural engineer to Kathmandu mayor and, by 2026, Nepal’s prime minister, Shah’s rise was engineered through deliberate marketing, branding and psychological techniques that turned scarcity into power and silence into spectacle.
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Hypertension

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