Ujawal Jha
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Ujawal Jha
[edit]Ujawal Jha | |
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| Born | 14th September, 1992 Balwa Municipality (Ward 10) |
| Nationality | Nepal |
| Parent | Badri Narayan Jha (father) Anchal Devi Jha (mother) |
| Occupation | Politician, Author & media relations expert |
He is noted for community development initiatives in the Terai region and is affiliated with the Nepal Communist Party (Maoist Centre).
Early Life and Education
[edit]Jha was born in Balwa Municipality (Ward 10) in Mahottari District. He attended Shree Janta Primary School in Dhamaura and Shree Janta Secondary School in Banauta, later completing a degree in political science at Tribhuvan University. [1]
Social Work and Community Service
[edit]- Jha began volunteering with flood relief and medical camps, focusing on rural education and health access. [1]
- He founded a community organization (often described in press as Green Foundation or Balwa Youth Social Forum) to provide vocational training, health support, and legal rights awareness.
- During the COVID‑19 pandemic, Jha led the distribution of essential supplies—food, sanitizers, and medicine—to needy households who were isolated. [2] He worked with local volunteers and health officials to ensure vulnerable households received aid.
- His advocacy also included environmental efforts such as tree planting campaigns, with reports confirming at least 100 trees planted in rural areas.
Public Image and Personal Life
[edit]Jha is described in interviews as driven by “people’s smiles” and focusing on service over recognition, reflecting a grassroot, empathetic leadership style.
Locals affectionately refer to him as "Bhaiya" (brother) or "Mama"[3] (uncle), describing him as approachable, empathetic, and hands-on in community affairs. He is often known for walking through fields, attending funerals, and visiting families in times of need.
Recognition and Awards
[edit]- In January 2023, Nigerian media outlet Daily Times Nigeria reported that he received a Yessiey Award for humanitarian work—though coverage mainly focused on his social initiatives rather than political influence. Visit
- Local press also credited him for flood relief, health camps, and vocational support to youth.
Vision
[edit]As of 2025, Jha has launched a campaign promoting inclusive politics in Madhesh Province, encouraging youth to move beyond caste and party lines to focus on social equity.
References
[edit]- ^ India, The Hans (2024-02-20). "Ujawal Jha Bridging Politics and Social Work". www.thehansindia.com. Retrieved 2025-06-14.
- ^ Staff, UrbanMatter (2023-05-08). "Social worker Ujawal Jha has taken a significant step towards making a positive impact on the lives of needy people". UrbanMatter. Retrieved 2025-06-14.
- ^ "What is the English Word of Relation Mama ?". www.vedantu.com. Retrieved 2025-06-11.
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