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-Ujawal Jha is an politician
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+Ujawal Jha (born on 14 September 1992)[1]
+is a member of the Nepal Communist Party Maoist Centre.
+He is a social activist, political leader, and philanthropist. He is serving the community by filling the gap
+between the government and the grassroots levels.
+==Early Life and Education==
+Ujawal Jha, son of Badri Narayan Jha was raised in Dhamura
+town of Janakpur, Madhesi province. He attended basic and
+secondary education at Shree Janata Primary School Dhamaura
+Ward no.4, Mahottari, and Shree Janata Secondary School
+Banauta, Mahottari. Later on, he pursued his Bachelor's Degree in
+Political Science from Tribhuvan University
+[2] and engaged in
+various community service initiatives.
+==Career==
+His journey to politics began at an early age. During his college
+years, he volunteered for local NGOs. His hands-on experience
+allowed him to witness the serious issues causing distress to his
+community i.e. inadequate access to education, healthcare, poverty
+& unemployment.
+[3]
+His commitment to addressing societal concerns like women's
+empowerment, education, health care, and rural development
+remained constant. He believed that education is the key to
+unlocking the opportunities for the marginalized sections of the
+society.
+Later on, having the leadership qualities and the determination to
+bring welfare into the lives of community people. He entered into
+the realm of politics to bring bigger impacts.
+As a member of the Nepal Communist Party Maoist Centre, he
+supported issues such as education reform, healthcare accessibility,
+women's empowerment, and environmental sustainability.
+As President of the Wada Committee in Balawa Municipality, he
+worked consistently to promote education access, healthcare
+reform, and equal opportunity for all segments of society.
+He started his first simple social welfare program, providing medicines and basic medical care regardless of
+people's ability to pay, under a tent close to his family home in Kanhaiya Bhawan.[4]
+He established his non-profit organization known as Ujawal Jha Foundation. The motive of this
+organization was to address some of the burning social challenges. He conducted literacy campaigns,
+provided vocational training, and educated people about health and cleanliness.
+He inspired communities and individuals to support his program, which inevitably led to bringing over
+people out of poverty. According to Himalayan Times articles, he is currently regarded as the first
+person in Nepal to establish such programs or ideologies.
+Subsequently, Jha's initiatives produced a considerable impact on people's lives, ending the cycle of
+poverty. He is also a strong advocate for the promotion of SMEs in rural parts of Nepal.
+He also has written a book called Bridges of Compassion: Navigating the Nexus of Social Work and
+Politics Ujawal Jha book. This book contains six chapters having a detailed read into the interrelated areas
+of social work and politics, from its historical foundation to the global implications of social justice.
+[6]
+As he believes in the power of collective work, he lives by the statement” Not all of us can do great things,
+but we can do small things with great love.
+==Honors==
+The Yessiey Award (Yessiey Humanitarian Personality of the Year)
+[7]
+stands as a testament to Jha’s
+relentless efforts and profound impact. It was presented to him by The Cure Initiative For Individuals With
+Substance Abuse NGO.
+[8]
+This was awarded to Jha recognizing his previous accomplishments and inspiring his commitment to
+societal improvement. His constant commitment to social issues and unwavering activism for the
+underprivileged stand as an inspiration to many aspiring changemakers.
+==Biography==
+Bridges of Compassion: Navigating the Nexus of Social Work and Politics
+[9]
+==References==
+. "A Beacon of Social Change and Political Leadership" (https://bmmagazine.co.uk/business/
+ujawal-jha-a-beacon-of-social-change-and-political-leadership/). Business Matters. 2024-01-
+. Retrieved 2024-01-16.
+. Harmon, Cees (2022-09-09). "Ujawal Jha:A Story of Dedication and Leadership" (https://lea
+dership.ng/ujawal-jha-a-story-of-dedication-and-leadership/). Retrieved 2024-01-16.
+. "Ujawal Jha:A Dedicated Social Worker and Progressive Politician" (https://www.oneworldn
+ews.com/lifestyle/ujawal-jha-a-dedicated-social-worker-and-progressive-politician/). 2023-
+-26. Retrieved 2024-01-16.
+. Jha, Ujawal. "Social worker Ujawal jha organizes free health camp for underprivileged
+communities" (https://news.kisspr.com/2023/05/03/social-worker-ujawal-jha-organizes-free-h
+ealth-camp-for-underprivileged-communities_600755.html). news.kisspr.com. Retrieved
+-01-16.
+. Online, Sun News (6th July, 2023). "Immense Impacts OfA Social Worker". Sun News
+Online. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
+. Jha, Ujawal (2023-12-25). Bridges of Compassion: Navigating the Nexus of Social Work and
+Politics (https://books.google.com.bd/books?id=bQPrEAAAQBAJ&newbks=0&hl=en&sourc
+e=newbks_fb&redir_esc=y/). Ocleno.
+. "Ex-Edo Governorship Candidate, Mabel Oboh, Yemisi Shyllon, Others Bag Inaugural
+Yessiey Award | Independent Newspaper Nigeria" (https://independent.ng/ex-edo-governors
+hip-candidate-mabel-oboh-yemisi-shyllon-others-bag-inaugural-yessiey-award/?fbclid=IwA
+R2gyNoXTLQDtwpw0XT1CLEAbEYB7iZjOAZLDaF1OXGppITk7Ogns8ybV8I).
+. Busines-Newswire (2024-01-11). "Ujawal Jha Recognized for Outstanding Contribution:
+Awarded Yessiey Award" (https://ipsnews.net/business/2024/01/11/ujawal-jha-recognized-fo
+r-outstanding-contribution-awarded-yessiey-award/). IPS Inter Press Service Business.
+Retrieved 2024-01-16.
+. Jha, Ujawal (2023-12-25). Bridges of Compassion: Navigating the Nexus of Social Work and
+Politics (https://books.google.com.bd/books?id=bQPrEAAAQBAJ&newbks=0&hl=en&sourc
+e=newbks_fb&redir_esc=y/).
+[[category: politician]]

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