Biswas Nepal is a non government, non profitable organization established in the month of Bhadra in 2062 BS (September 2005 AD Biswas Nepal is the first social organization in Nepal by female laborers, who has worked in entertainments sectors like Dance Bar, Dohori Sanjha and Khaja Ghar. Registered in the District Administration Office, Kathmandu in 2063 BS (2006 AD), the organization has been regularly renewing its registration.

The main focus of the organization is to empower and protect the professional rights of workers in the field of entertainment and hospitality, to work for their professional recognition and safety. Biswas Nepal is dedicated to advocating for the dignified and respectful treatment of workers in this sector, and has been working to rehabilitate and reunite children involved in risky work, as well as to combat internal human trafficking.

Since its establishment, Biswas Nepal has been continuously working to address the fundamental needs of individuals and has been actively involved in leadership and decision-making roles at the national and international levels to achieve its goals. Currently, Biswas Nepal has 401 general members, one national level network and seven province level networks and various other groups such as child club, youth group and saving group.