Oct 11 2026 | २०८३, आश्विन २५ गते
२०८३, आश्विन २५ गते
Oct 11 2026 | २०८३, आश्विन २५ गते
नेपाल सम्वत् ११४५ थिंलागाः १५ ( १५ पुष , २०८१) डिसेम्बर ३०, २०२४ , सोमबार, बाँपीझ्याला ।Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president and a humanitarian icon, has passed away at 100 in Plains, Georgia, surrounded by family. Carter, who served from 1977 to 1981, rose to power amid the turmoil of Watergate and the Vietnam War, promising honesty and reform. Though his presidency faced challenges like inflation, energy crises, and the Iran hostage debacle, Carter brokered the landmark Camp David Accords, securing peace between Egypt and Israel.
After a humbling electoral defeat to Ronald Reagan in 1980, Carter embarked on an unparalleled post-presidential journey. Through The Carter Center, founded in 1982, he championed democracy, human rights, and public health worldwide. He worked to eradicate the Guinea worm parasite and monitored over 113 global elections. Carter's dedication earned him the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize, recognizing his efforts for peace and development.
A man of principle and deep faith, Carter embraced simplicity, teaching Sunday School in Plains and living in the modest home he owned before his presidency. His legacy includes promoting human rights, environmental protection, and bipartisan diplomacy. President Joe Biden, a longtime friend, hailed Carter as an "extraordinary leader" and declared Jan. 9 a National Day of Mourning. Carter's life reflected resilience, humility, and relentless service. His achievements and values, both in and out of office, continue to inspire generations.
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