Non-Resident Nepali Association has strongly refuted suggestion that delay in delivering its COVID-19 food relief caused the tragic death of a Sydney-based female international student from Nepal.
Hundreds of Nepalese international students are contacting Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) Australia seeking assistance as many say goodbye to their jobs amid the ongoing COVID-19 social-distancing guidelines.
Ram Khatry I 18 February 2020 I Football-loving Nepalese youths are in shock and disbelief following unexpected death of a bubbly and sporty community member whose body was retrieved from…
By RAM KHATRY 19 January 2020 A young father is counting on the Australia-wide network of Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) to raise the $350,000 he desperately needs so that he…
6 JANUARY 2020 I Nepal’s tourism minister Yogesh Bhattarai is currently touring Australia to promote Visit Nepal Year 2020 and not all Australian Nepalese are happy about his itinerary. Instead…
1 May 2019: With nearly twelve thousand approved members, NRNA Australia has officially become the largest national chapter of the Non-Resident Nepali Association which has an impressive global presence with…
2 April 2019: Amid worldwide campaigns to raise funds for the victims of recent rainstorm disaster in Nepal, the Australian chapter of Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) has announced a contribution…
