By Our Reporter

Nabil Bank has launched its Heroes of Nepal series with the objective of recognizing and felicitating Nepalis who have achieved extraordinary feats. The purpose behind the Heroes of Nepal series is to highlight and learn from the life journeys of exceptional Nepalis, so as to draw inspiration from them for all Nepalis to strive to lead extraordinary lives.
Aimdst a function organized on Friday, Nabil Bank initiated the Heroes of Nepal series by felicitating Nirmal Purja ‘Nims Dai’ for setting a world record of climbing the world’s 14 highest peaks within 7 months. At the function Purja shared not only the adventures of his 14 historic summit ascents but also the challenges of his journey through life. The function was attended by the Bank’s senior management team, media personalities and Nepali youth.
Purja delivered an inspiring address on his life journey and the hardships he faced along the way to make possible, ‘Project Possible’. While today everyone sees him as a world record holder, Purja let everyone see the human side of the man who has achieved a super human task. Following Purja’s presentation there was a panel discussion with Purja, Shrinkhala Khatiwada and Anil Shah to dive a little deeper into areas from which we all can draw inspiration.
The Bank felicitated Purja for his great accomplishment and awarded him with a sum of seven hundred thousand rupees as a token of appreciation and an encouragement for him to continue pursuing his passion. Following which, Nabil Bank in collaboration with the Nepal Mountaineering Association, also committed to provide scholarships to 15 children from families of mountaineers who lost their lives while on expeditions in the Himalaya.
Shah, CEO of Nabil Bank said, “For us to truly build a prosperous Nepal with happy Nepalis, each son and daughter of Nepal has to believe, think and work like a Hero. The objective of the Nabil Bank Heroes of Nepal series is to provide a platform for us to show case the strengths and achievements of true Nepali Heroes, so that we can all learn from them and become Heroes of Nepal ourselves.”







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