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Orientation programme for the second cohort of interns
NPF conducted an orientation and onboarding session for the new batch of interns in the second cohort.
National Policy Forum
19/03/2025 9:56 AMNational Policy Forum (NPF) has welcomed its second cohort of interns, bringing together a diverse group of talented individuals from prestigious institutions across multiple jurisdictions. These eight interns, representing seven different institutions, will be actively engaged in policy/legal research and development from March to June 2025. Their participation reflects NPF’s commitment to nurturing future policy leaders through hands-on experience, mentorship, and collaboration.
Meet the Interns
The following table provides an overview of the new cohort:
| Intern Name | Institution | Subject/Course |
|---|---|---|
| Asmita Shah | Kathmandu University School of Arts | Bachelor in Economics |
| Roshna Dumre | PN Campus (Tribhuvan University) | B.A. LL.B. |
| Aadit Subedi | Rice University, USA | B.A. Economics and Mathematics |
| Prasiddha Sapkota | New York University, Abu Dhabi | Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Applied Mathematics |
| Sparsh Adhikari | Georgetown University in Qatar | Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service, International Economics Major with Mathematics Minor |
| Dikshya Adhikari | Kathmandu School of Law | B.A. LL.B. |
| Sampada Rimal | PN Campus (Tribhuvan University) | B.A. LL.B. |
| Hohansa Khadka | St. Xavier’s College | Major English & Journalism |
A Global Learning Experience
This cohort stands out for its academic diversity, with interns coming from institutions in Nepal, the United States, the UAE, and Qatar. Their unique backgrounds will enrich discussions, promote cross-border knowledge exchange, and foster innovative policy perspectives.
Over the next three months, these interns will contribute to key policy research projects, engage in critical discussions, and receive mentorship and trainings from experts in the field. Their work will focus on addressing pressing policy issues, gaining firsthand experience in policy development, and enhancing their research skills.
Way Forward
NPF is excited to witness the impact this cohort will make. With a dynamic and interdisciplinary team, the internship program will continue to serve as a platform for young minds passionate about policymaking. As they embark on this journey, we look forward to their insights, contributions, and the fresh perspectives they bring to the table.
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