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Singer Dambar Nepali Honoured in Urlabari

The musician was recognised with a certificate of appreciation and a cash reward for his contributions to music.

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  • Singer Dambar Nepali was honoured in Urlabari with a cash prize and certificate.
  • Urlabari Municipality Mayor Ganga Kharel attended the presentation as chief guest.
  • The event combined musical recognition with community support for needy families.

Singer Dambar Nepali has been honoured in Urlabari in recognition of his significant contributions to the Nepali music sector. During the tribute event, the musician was presented with a certificate of appreciation alongside a cash award to acknowledge his long-standing artistic efforts. Urlabari Municipality Mayor Ganga Kharel attended the event as the chief guest. Addressing the gathering, Mayor Kharel noted that Urlabari is increasingly establishing itself as a fertile region for art and culture. He stated that honoring individuals who actively contribute to the musical and cultural development of the area is a commendable practice that encourages positive contributions throughout society. The organisers highlighted that the event was designed to inspire individuals who bring constructive change to the community. Alongside the musical proceedings, the initiative combined artistic recognition with social outreach, bringing together celebrations of local talent and support for underprivileged families. Local representatives expressed belief that when social organisations pair cultural programmes with assistance for vulnerable, helpless, and needy citizens, it significantly strengthens the spirit of mutual cooperation and unity across the wider community.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/singer-dambar-nepali-honoured-in-urlabari-20261018

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