Rajneesh Bhandari is a multimedia journalist based in Nepal with seven years of reporting experience in news and current affairs. In June 2012 he came up with Living with Autism, an iPad Book, an interactive multi-touch book. He was awarded KTV’s journalist of the year 2011 for his investigative stories on diplomatic passport scam. He is Transparency International's young anti-corruption journalist. He is also UNESCO and ILO's youth journalist.
These are some of the people who have been reporting for ThinkBrigade from around the globe in the last year. Watch this video message from ThinkBrigade's multimedia journalists: [iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/ifWv67X1hNA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen] ...
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Rajneesh Bhandari uses poetic photography to express his love for his beautiful mother, and reflect on his home village and its meaning, many years on. ...
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Rajneesh Bahndari reports from Nepal's largest technology fair that defeated the 12-hour long daily power cuts. ...
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A roundup of the pictures shot by ThinkBrigade reporters in January. ...
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Corruption has deep roots. Promoting accountability can challenge it, says Blair Glencorse, executive director of Accountability Lab. A video report by Rajneesh Bhandari. ...
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Who is the most beautiful elephant in Nepal? Rajneesh Bhandari's photo essay from an elephant beauty pageant. ...
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A roundup of the best pictures shot by ThinkBrigade reporters in 2012. ...
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Deadlines fly in Nepal. The political leaders once again failed to adopt a constituton. The crisis deepens, reports Rajneesh Bhandari in Kathmandu. ...
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Pictures of the Month, November 2012 ...
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Rajneesh Bhandari's photo essay captures the spirit of Brazil's indigenous people's struggle for land rights. ...
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