Sochko Udaan is a living notebook — of migrations and return journeys, of hospitals and hostel rooms, of water pumps and whispered dreams. Here we build tools, tell stories, and make it a little easier to belong in two worlds at once.
Listen to the PodcastI arrived in the United States with a single suitcase and a head full of questions: how do you honour the soil you come from while learning to breathe in a new sky? I trained as a Biomedical Engineer, but my work has always lived at the edge of community, care, and design.
Sochko Udaan holds the pieces together — a podcast for scattered hearts, a set of projects for schools and hospitals back home, and a quiet space for Nepali students and professionals who are still figuring it out (like me).
If you’ve ever felt “in between” — between passports, languages, careers, or versions of yourself — you’re in the right place.
Not just ideas on paper — these are living experiments in care: media, infrastructure, and software braided together for Nepali communities at home and abroad.
Long-form conversations with students, professionals, and quiet heroes of the Nepali diaspora. We talk visas and vulnerability, failure and faith, research and restless hearts.
A school-based water and hygiene hub for Nepal’s Terai region — clean drinking water, safe menstrual products, and dignified restrooms designed with girls at the centre. Built in partnership with local schools, engineers, and community leaders.
If you represent a public school in the Terai and would like to explore a pilot, these forms help us understand your context before any promises are made.
Two sibling tools: a hospital-facing app to make appointments and medication management less painful in Kathmandu; and a quiet network for Nepali students navigating studies, visas, and work abroad.
If you're a clinician, hospital admin, or student who wants to co-design this with us, reach out through the contact form below.
Share your story, propose a collaboration, or simply say hello. Every thoughtful message is read with care.
Note: this sends as a simple email. For school pilots, please use the project forms above first.