Rabi Lamichhane (??? ????????) is a nepali television presenter who set the world record for hosting the longest-ever television talk show which was broadcast in News24 Television in April 2013. He is one of the most popular TV journalists working in Nepal. Regardless of having US degree and best job prospects over there, deep hearted patriotism toward motherland brought him back to his country. Popular telvision show, sidha kura janta sanga, addressing root cause of problems inside the country has made him more popular among many Nepalese people. He is best known for his detective style journalism and putting a straight talk to bureaucracy regarding the problems of their offices. Besides, he also work for eradicating different problems of corruption inside country .He is a big hearted person who understand others feelings and provide psychological strength to give justice to them.
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Biography
Rabi Lamichhane stayed on the air for more than 62 hours during a live broadcast by News24 Television. To set the record for the longest talk show, he interviewed politicians, journalists, and celebrities on the theme "Buddha was born in Nepal", and took phone calls from viewers. The previous record was set by two Ukrainian presenters who stayed on the air for 52 hours in 2011.
He hosted a show by the name "Ma Rastrako Sewak" on the Internet, and hosted a show on Nepal Television before moving to the U.S.
He had written lyrics for Nabin K Bhattarai's song Timilai Maan Parauchu and the song Timro Aagamanle feri sung by Ram Krishna Dhakal.
Currently, he hosts a show called (Sidha Kura Janta Sanga) a.k.a. Straight Talk With People in News 24 television and is so fruitful in solving problems related to the social issues and daily life. His show Sida Kura Janta Sanga is one of the most popular and effective talk shows in Nepal. Recently, it reached its 200th episode.
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Personal life
Previously, he was a manager of a Subway chain in Baltimore, Maryland, where he resided before moving to Nepal permanently.
References
Source of article : Wikipedia
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