Ongoing Work

Different chapters.
The same purpose.

Chirag's work spans humanitarian response, medical assistance, education, youth and entrepreneurship, leadership and public service, and community capacity. The areas are different, but the direction remains connected: understand the need, bring the right people together, and work towards a meaningful outcome.

“I want to inspire people. I want someone to look at me and say, because of you, I didn't give up.”
The inspiration behind the work
Nepal flag and mountain visual
The deeper lesson across the work is that individual effort becomes more powerful when people can find each other.
The work, made visible

Different initiatives. Different forms of help.

A visual language for the initiatives and areas of work — using the supplied identity where an established logo exists, and simple editorial marks for the other chapters.

Helping Hands Earthquake Nepal logoHELPING HANDS EARTHQUAKE NEPALHumanitarian response
Robin Hood Army logoROBIN HOOD ARMY NEPALVolunteer action
Nepalese Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum Kathmandu Chapter logoNEPALESE YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS’ FORUMYouth entrepreneurship
Project Kuhiro logoPROJECT KUHIROEducation & opportunity
Project Sanjivani logoPROJECT SANJIVANIMedical & urgent assistance / health
Nepal Center For Political Leadership logoNEPAL CENTER FOR POLITICAL LEADERSHIPPublic leadership
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COVID RESPONSECommunity & healthcare
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PROJECT AASHACommunity response
Ekjut logoEKJUTCollective action
01 · Areas of work

From immediate assistance to long-term opportunity.

These are the areas in which Chirag has worked and the directions carried forward from those experiences.

01 · DISASTER & IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE
Ekjut logo

Ekjut

The next step in humanitarian response is a volunteer and community network that can activate around genuine needs — whether a disaster, an emergency or a case-to-case request.

  • Volunteers and local responders
  • Professionals and medical expertise
  • Transport, logistics and essential resources
  • Businesses, organisations and community connectors
Going forward: build a trusted network that can identify, verify, connect, mobilise, act, account and stay connected.
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02 · MEDICAL & URGENT ASSISTANCE

Project Sanjivani

Project Sanjivani is intended as a Nepal-focused medical and urgent-assistance platform. The underlying approach is familiar — help genuine cases find the resources needed to move forward — but the model is designed around Nepal's own needs, relationships and context.

  • Identify genuine cases
  • Verify the situation and requirement
  • Mobilise people, foundations and institutions
  • Support the case and account for what was done
Going forward: make medical assistance more organised, transparent and capable of taking a case through to a meaningful result.
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03 · EDUCATION

Project Kuhiro

Chirag believes education and food should be basic human rights. The aim is to bring resources and foundation support from Nepal, India and anywhere in the world to children who genuinely need it.

  • School fees and scholarships
  • Books, materials and technology
  • Nutrition and essential support
  • Mentorship and continuing assistance
Going forward: the goal is not to provide one-time assistance. The goal is to solve the problem and help the child reach a stable outcome.
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04 · BUSINESS, YOUTH & ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Nepalese Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum

Opportunity should not depend on access

Chirag's work with the Nepalese Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum strengthened the belief that young people need more than encouragement. They need access to mentors, capital, knowledge, networks and people who can open the next door.

  • Mentoring and practical guidance
  • Seed funding and funding connections
  • Business and investor networks
  • Entrepreneurship learning and opportunities
Going forward: help more young people start their entrepreneurial journey, irrespective of background or privilege.
I am interested
05 · LEADERSHIP, POLITICS & PUBLIC SERVICE

Nepal Center For Political Leadership

Preparing people before they lead

NCPL is based on the belief that the country benefits when people entering politics, leadership and civil service have access to strong foundations in ethics, governance and public responsibility.

  • Leadership and governance curriculum
  • Diverse political perspectives
  • Mentors, coaches and trainers
  • Foundations for public and civil service
Going forward: create better resources for people who genuinely want to serve the country, without prescribing a single political path.
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02 · The organisations behind the journey

Work shaped through different organisations and initiatives.

Helping Hands Earthquake Nepal, Robin Hood Army Nepal, NYEF and NCPL represent distinct chapters of Chirag's journey. They are not retroactively described as Ekjut projects.

Humanitarian response

Helping Hands Earthquake Nepal

Earthquake relief, shelter, rehabilitation and later case-to-case support. The defining lesson was that communities should not only receive help; they can learn, build and carry the work forward.

Volunteer-led humanitarian action

Robin Hood Army Nepal

Connecting surplus resources with organisations serving people in need, alongside humanitarian initiatives for children and communities. The defining lesson was that willingness already exists — systems help people use it.

Youth & women empowerment

Nepalese Young Entrepreneurs’ Forum

Creating opportunities for young people through college engagement, entrepreneurship participation, startup awards, networks and meaningful seed support.

Civic & public leadership

Nepal Center For Political Leadership

Preparing people interested in politics, leadership and public service through foundational learning, ethical grounding and exposure to diverse political perspectives.

Medical & urgent assistance / health

Project Sanjivani

A Nepal-focused initiative for helping genuine medical and urgent-assistance cases connect with the resources needed to move forward.

Education

Project Kuhiro

An education-focused initiative supporting children through practical assistance, resources and continued opportunity.

03 · Next chapter

Building Ekjut.

Ekjut is the structure through which the lessons of the earlier work can stay connected: people, resources, skills, institutions and communities coming together around real needs.

COLLECTIVE ACTION

Many People. One Purpose.

Ekjut grows from years of seeing the same volunteers, businesses, professionals, friends and communities show up around different needs. The willingness to help already existed. The missing piece was structure, recognition and continuity.

HOW THE WORK CONNECTS

Understand → Verify → Connect → Mobilise → Act → Account → Stay Connected.

The aim is to make it easier to find the right people and resources, respond to genuine needs, document what was contributed and done, and keep relationships alive beyond a single project.