Nabin, the blogger uncovers the truth about his father’s imprisonment 8 years ago. The present Home Minister Jha had covered the truth to preserve negotiations with the armed group who were committing violence. Will Nabin confront Jha? Will Jha confess the truth? How will Prime Minister Asha deal with this situation? To find out watch episode 09 of Singha Durbar TV Series. Singha Durbar is a 13-episode television drama series portraying collaborative leadership and good governance. The show tells the story of the inner-workings of the seemingly impenetrable central government of Nepal, humanizing the country’s politicians and creating role models for an inclusive, transparent and collaborative leadership style. Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests. The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
A destructive earthquake hits Baglung. The Chief Secretary is grilled by the press when a new bridge collapses. Prime Minister Asha is faced with a major dilemma – whether to continue with a high level international visit, or visit the people affected by the earthquake. She feels torn between her home duties and her duties as the Prime Minister. Can the Prime Minister compose herself and handle this situation with calm? Will she follow her heart and visit the people affected by the earthquake? Will her role as the Prime Minister of the country destroy her family life? Watch in Episode 08 of Singha Durbar TV Series. Singha Durbar is a 13-episode television drama series portraying collaborative leadership and good governance. The show tells the story of the inner-workings of the seemingly impenetrable central government of Nepal, humanizing the country’s politicians and creating role models for an inclusive, transparent and collaborative leadership style. Singha Durbar TV series is using the power of drama to create in its audience a sense of possibility that their government leaders could serve the whole country rather than their narrow political interests. The TV series is funded by USAID and is produced by Search for Common Ground Nepal, along with production partner Mila Productions.
