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Journalist Bhairav Risal passed away. He died on Sunday night at the age of 97.
His brother Puru Risal informed that journalist Risal, who was undergoing treatment for heart and lung diseases, died during treatment at the Frontline Hospital in Baneshwar. He was born on 29th July 1985 in Tithali, Bhaktapur. Journalist Risal had already announced that his body would be given to Patan Hospital for postmortem.
Journalist Risal has received various awards related to human rights, Jagdamba Shri and environmental protection. He conducted the radio series 'Uhile Bajeka Palama' on Radio Sagarmatha for a long time. Risal, who carries a left-wing ideology, became a candidate from Bhaktapur on behalf of the Nepal Labor Farmers Party in the 2048 general elections.
Journalist Risal also served as the chief reporter in the National News Committee (RASS). Risal, a journalist who has been dedicated to journalism and social service for a long time, worked in the statistics department before working in RAAS. Risal's books include 'Sadhulai Suli' (Jail Diary), 'Logneswasni', 'Kehi Mitraka Chithi' and 'Bhairav Dai'. He has a wife, two sons and two daughters.
