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Radha Paudel

Category Biography & Autobiography
Pages 160 Pages
Publication Year 2017
Cover Type Paperback
Type Biography
Language English

ISBN 9781633693937

Rs. 295

New Street Communications

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Jumla

Jumla

"Jumla: A Nurse's Story" is a powerful memoir by Radha Paudel, recounting her experiences as a dedicated nurse in the remote Jumla district of Nepal during the tumultuous period of the Maoist insurgency. This book offers a candid and unvarnished look at the immense challenges of providing essential healthcare in a region marked by extreme poverty, armed conflict, and deeply entrenched social issues, highlighting the realities faced by frontline humanitarian workers.Why You Should Read? Gain unique insight into the complexities of healthcare delivery within a conflict-affected region. Understand the profound human impact and socio-political landscape of Nepal's civil war. Explore compelling themes of resilience, unwavering compassion, and the relentless pursuit of peace and social justice. Experience a personal and authentic narrative from a nurse working under extraordinary circumstances.

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ISBN 9781633693937
Pages 160 Pages
Publication Year 2017
Cover Type Paperback
Type Biography
Language English
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SKU 2010000066362

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