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This book is an updated edition of the historical book Nepal ko Mahabhukampa 1990 (The Great Earthquake of Nepal, 1990 BS). The book has collected details of losses in the 1934 magnitude-8.4 earthquake, and relief and reconstruction works carried out in its aftermath. The 1934 quake is the greatest ever earthquake recorded in Nepal so far. The first edition of the book was first published few years after that.

The book deals with ways of living a long and healthy life. The author argues that although people often attribute a long and healthy life to genes and portray the genetic makeup as the sole determiner of health, that need not be the case. Eating healthy and in moderation, exercising regularly, and living in a clean environment, according to the author, do not just make a person healthy, but also undo or dilute the effects of certain harmful g...

Global Citizen from Gulmi' recounts Kul Chandra Gautam's journey from a remote village in Nepal, lacking schools, roads and electricity, to the highest ranks of UNICEF. By turns serious, amusing and poignant, it shares the highs and the lows of an illustrious career spanning three decades.It contains candid anecdotes about Gautam's interactions with international personalities such as Nelson Mandela, Aung San Suu Kyi, Bill Gates, Eduard Shevar...

The book is a travelogue which follows the author on his happy journey through America, making contacts with people from all walks of life, cultures and traditions.

The book tries to quell the false impression about energy drinks and junk food created by popular advertisements, while delving into negative effects of food items widely available in the market making false promises-from beauty to instant weight reducing gimmicks.

The book is a diary of Narayan Subedi, a teacher based in Rolpa which he maintained during the 100 days he was held hostage by the insurgents. His psychological fight for survival was the motivation behind this book.Subedi was taken by the Maoists from his home in Gajul village of Rolpa. He was assured to be returned in a few hours. It was only after a long time did Subedi realize he was taken hostage. During the 100 days in Maoist captivity, ...

Kathama Aljhiyeka Prem is a compilation of 10 love stories by Sangita Shrestha. Shrestha's anthology of short stories, on the theme of love, is based on her successful series of short films Katha Prem Ka.

Mayur Times is written in the backdrop of Nepal's protracted political conflict. The book revolves around Nepal's transitional crisis. The protagonists Parag and Lisara are both journalists.

This book is a story of former General of Nepalese Army. The book includes a sensational opening as 45-page prologue and 11 other chapters that tell the stories of his childhood, student life and career in army, the Maoist conflict, the royal take over, and the events after the Maoists came to the peace process.

This book is a story of former General of Nepalese Army. The book includes a sensational opening as 45-page prologue and 11 other chapters that tell the stories of his childhood, student life and career in army, the Maoist conflict, the royal take over, and the events after the Maoists came to the peace process.

Palpasa Café tells the story of an artist, Drishya, during the height of the Nepalese Civil War. The novel is partly a love story of Drishya and the first generation American Nepali, Palpasa, who has returned to the land of her parents after 9/11. It is often called an anti-war novel, and describes the effects of the civil war on the Nepali countryside that Drishya travels to.

This book is an anthology of eight short stories by Kumar Nagarkoti.

Poet Dinesh Adhikari uses a porter (bhariya) to promenade the topology of our experiences.

The autobiography covers Chaudhary's life from a student at a government school in Gana Bahal, playing and growing in the streets of Khichapokhari, running a discotheque, pursuing a hobby as a singer and a filmmaker, leading the Nepali business community, expanding beyond Nepal and reaching a place where any other Nepali is yet to reach.

Khana Pugos, Dina Pugos is a collection of essays by Rabindra Mishra. The essays primarily focus on the dual themes of 'Practical Philanthropy' and 'Philanthropic Journalism', both of which the writer promotes and practices. The book offers a new approach to the practice of philanthropy and journalism. Like his previous publication, the writer is donating the royalty of this book to support the Chepangs, one of the most deprived communities in...

In Arthat Arthatantra, Sujeev Shakya tries to describe various aspects of Nepali economy in an uncomplicated manner. Shakya, who also chairs Nepal Economic Forum, has given an analysis of the current trends and history of Nepal's economy.

A collection of plays and essays by Lekhnath Paudyal

Nepali translation of Prajwal Parajuly's short story anthology. The stories in the book describe and dramatize Nepali diaspora. Nepali people living in India, Bhutan and beyond have been characterized in the stories.

Ani Choying Drolma was born in Bouddha. Her childhood was full of suffering and she grew up with much pain and complexity. To get rid of the pain due to her father's death, she went into a monastery and later became a Buddhist nun. She learnt spiritualism, monasticism, and the meaning of loyalty, truth, patience and forgiveness. Today, she stands as a leading role of peace and harmony in the world. This autobiography is the twelfth translation...

Felicitated by Madan Purashkar in the year 2005, Palpasa Cafe, a novel by Narayan Wagle, is one stop for readers of all kinds and ages. The editor of Kantipur Daily, Wagle's novel is set during the 10-year-long Maoists insurgency in Nepal.Opening on the nameless character referred only as 'I' is an artist and is on the verge of earning prominence with his undaunted skills in art. Few causal yet co-incidental meetings with Palpasa develops into...