Full Name Saroj Karki Name Saroj Karki Years active 2010–present | Education Media Study Nationality Nepali | |
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Born 5 March 1992 (age 32) ( 1992-03-05 ) Damak, Jhapa, Nepal Residence Biratnagar, Koshi, Nepal Occupation Youth Activist and Journalist Known for Founder of Youth For Blood and speaker (Practical Social Work) Parents Gopal Bahadur Karki, Yam Kumari Karki Profiles | ||
Bairaagi engineering song of the year by saroj karki
Saroj Karki (Nepali: सरोज कार्की | s uh - r oh j ) is a youth activist , Journalist and the founder of Youth For Blood (YFB), non-profit organizations, in Nepal. His organization works to Provide fresh and safe blood for needy patients.
Contents
- Bairaagi engineering song of the year by saroj karki
- Dashain tihar cover song by saroj karki 2015
- Early life
- Personal life
- Education
- Career
- Awards
- References
Dashain tihar cover song by saroj karki 2015
Early life
Karki was born on 5 March 1992 in the Jhapa District of Nepal, to Gopal Bahadur Karki and Yam Kumari Karki. In his early childhood his family shifted to Biratnagar.He attended Shree Satyanarayan Higher Secondary School for his school education.
Personal life
Karki lives in Biratnagar, Nepal. Karki hates daily-house-works and loved to travel. Karki's keen interest is on ICT & Agriculture. He also enjoy photography.
Education
Karki is perusing his Bachelor degree in Media and Sociology from Tribhuwan University. He studied Journalism at University of Washington.
Career
Karki started his career in 2010 by working on Education Helpline(EH), Biratnagar as a Computer Desk Officer. While working for EH he founded Youth For Blood and Later in 2011 he left this job to give continuity to newly found initiation. After 3 month he joined 'BiratPath Daily, Local Newspaper as a chief reporter. After one and half year working for Newspaper he realized, he is not giving enough time to Youth For Blood and left his job again. Nowadays he is earning his living by working as mushroom farmer. He also conduct training as a trainer/speaker on Social Work, Volunteerism and Leadership