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Two million Nepali rupees in one month — that’s how much the Everest Nepal Youth Association-Qatar (ENYA) raised in Qatar for the Dhurmus-Suntali Foundation. The campaign was led by Uttam Gurung and Rabi Joshi and the two were recently honoured by ENYA at a programme at Shalimar Palace in Najma. TV comedians Sitaram Kattel and Kunjana Ghimire — popular by their stage names Dhurmus and Suntali — were the chief guests. More than 500 people attended the programme. Dhurmus and Suntali were in Qatar for a five-day visit, and performed during a show organised by SAS Creation on Eid al-Fitr. Kattel and Ghimire have won praise for the work they have done to support earthquake victims. To date, they have built 65 permanent houses for the poor victims of the earthquake through their foundation, without any support from the government. A large number of Qatar-based Nepalis contributed to the fund. Santosh Poudel and Sumitra Lamichhane were two of the donators. Lamichhane said, “If I were in Nepal, I would have been physically involved with Dhurmus and Suntali. I have made a contribution from here, but if I go there for vacation, I will certainly work for them.” Businessman Prakash Koirala and his wife Sarita contributed Nepali Rs600,000. Koirala said, “My son inspired me to donate. We had planned to go for a vacation to Italy, but my son asked why we can’t use the vacation money for a good purpose. I feel proud to have supported Dhurmus-Suntali Foundation and I feel relaxed that I have somehow contributed to my country and people.” Nepalese Women Society-Qatar also helped raised money for the foundation. Amina Khan, the society’s president, said, “Our organisation is happy to support a social cause.” Speaking at the ENYA event, community leader Sagar Nepal said if there were more people like Kattel and Ghimire, every earthquake survivor would have been settled into their houses by now.
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