Royal Acharya, the central president of the Economic Media Association of Nepal (EMAN), has been elected as the Associate Provincial President of the Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ). In addition to his leadership role at EMAN, Acharya is also the editor of KTM Voice and has previously served as the general secretary of the FNJ provincial committee. His involvement in journalism and media extends beyond these roles, as he has led significant research initiatives, including studies related to Nepal-India Cross-Border Digital Transactions.
Acharya’s professional journey in journalism has been marked by dedication to both the development of media in Nepal and a commitment to the journalistic community. He has been recognized with several prestigious journalism awards, reflecting his contributions to the field. His expertise spans digital media, cross-border economic issues, and his advocacy for journalistic integrity.
In addition to his leadership roles, Acharya has been actively engaged in efforts to improve the media landscape in Nepal, particularly through research and studies that align with technological advancements and regional cooperation. His efforts have not only contributed to the professionalization of journalism but have also fostered closer ties between Nepal and neighboring India, especially in the area of digital transactions and media interactions.
With his experience, both in practice and research, Acharya is considered a prominent figure in Nepal’s media sector. His achievements reflect his commitment to the development of responsible journalism and his focus on addressing global issues at the local level.