Baideshik Rojgar

The name translates, roughly, to 'foreign employment,' and that tells you most of what you need to know. This is radio built around Nepal's migrant workers: the ones in Qatar, Malaysia, and the Gulf, plus the families back in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Expect practical programming, not playlists. Recruitment agency warnings, contract advice, remittance tips, and phone-ins from people who've been through it. That's the core. The tone is plain and direct, closer to community service than entertainment. Good. In a feed full of algorithmic nothing, that's a relief. When music does appear, it leans on…