Trapped in silence: Nepal’s deaf community struggles without interpreters
With only around 131 interpreters for over 50,000 deaf individuals, many are left without basic communication in health, legal and public services. While local initiatives and digital tools show promise, progress is slow, underfunded and uneven—especially in rural areas.
According to Dipa Dahal, press and research advisor to the Prime Minister’s Office, Shah made the remarks during a joint meeting held at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers...