Usha’s Team in Sydney Files Nomination for NRNA Australia Election with the Slogan ‘NSW For Change’
The race for the New South Wales Coordinator of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) Australia has taken a significant turn with the nomination of Usha Kiran Baria (Pokhrel) and her dynamic team under the united banner of Team Unity. With a powerful campaign slogan, ‘NSW For Change’, Usha’s candidacy brings a fresh wave of hope and energy for the Nepali community in Australia, particularly in New South Wales.
Who is Usha Kiran Bariya (Pokhrel)?
Usha Kiran Bariya is a well-known figure in Sydney’s Nepali diaspora. Her active involvement in community-building activities and advocacy for inclusiveness has made her a respected voice. With years of experience working with multicultural communities, her nomination as NSW Coordinator for NRNA Australia marks a progressive step forward.
Team Unity – A Diverse and Experienced Panel
Usha’s campaign doesn’t stand alone. She has assembled a diverse, competent, and passionate team to contest the upcoming NRNA Australia election scheduled for July 26. The team members bring together years of leadership, organizational, and community service experience.
Here’s a quick look at the core members of Team Unity:
Chandika Oli Odari – Deputy Coordinator
A strong advocate for equal representation and cultural identity, Chandika brings her experience and commitment to support grassroots engagement within the community.
Pratap Panthi – Secretary
Known for his clarity in communication and strategic thinking, Pratap is set to handle the documentation and administrative duties with dedication.
Bijay Ghimire – Joint Secretary
Bijay’s involvement in youth and educational initiatives adds value to the team’s holistic vision for NSW.
Anil Twanabasu – Treasurer
With a strong financial background, Anil is trusted to manage resources transparently and responsibly.
Ramesh Singh – Youth Coordinator
Representing the voice of younger generations, Ramesh plans to bridge the gap between senior leadership and youth aspirations.
Sanita Lama – Women’s Coordinator
Sanita stands as a role model for female participation in leadership. Her commitment to empowering Nepali women in Australia is commendable.
The Slogan ‘NSW For Change’
The campaign’s slogan, ‘NSW For Change’, reflects the team’s commitment to building a more transparent, inclusive, and action-oriented NRNA chapter in New South Wales. It represents a shift in leadership style toward empowerment, representation, and unity among Nepali Australians.
The team has promised to work on:
- Greater youth engagement
- Support for new migrants and international students
- Women empowerment initiatives
- Improved coordination with local Australian councils
- Enhanced transparency and accountability within NRNA operations
Team Unity’s vision goes beyond titles and roles. Their commitment lies in creating real impact supporting families, students, workers, and entrepreneurs from the Nepali community. With a people-first approach, they aim to make NRNA NSW a platform that listens, supports, and delivers.
Why This Election Matters
The NRNA Australia election on July 26 will decide the future leadership of the community in various states, including New South Wales. As NRNA continues to grow in strength and influence, the need for capable and compassionate leaders becomes more important than ever.
Usha Kiran Bariya’s candidacy, supported by her diverse team, has sparked hope among many voters seeking genuine change and inclusive leadership.
As the election date approaches, the Nepali community in Australia watches closely. Will ‘NSW For Change’ be the catalyst the community needs? One thing is certain Team Unity is prepared to lead with heart, vision, and dedication.
Let’s wait and see how the NRNA election unfolds on July 26, 2025. Until then, the community remains active, engaged, and hopeful.