Former Nepal government deputy secretary Min Prasad Jnawali’s autobiography, Padbhanda Thulo Paurakh, was publicly launched on Saturday at Nepal Pragya Pratisthan in Kamaladi, Kathmandu. History professor Dinesh Raj Pant released the book at a ceremony, where he also spoke about history.
Book launched at Nepal Pragya Pratisthan
The event brought the autobiography before the public in Kathmandu. Jnawali, a former deputy secretary in the Nepal government, is the book’s author. The title, Padbhanda Thulo Paurakh, was the work presented at the ceremony.
The launch took place at Nepal Pragya Pratisthan, in Kamaladi. Pant, identified as a history professor, formally launched the book. The available information about the event does not detail the ceremony’s other participants or provide further information about the programme.
Pant speaks on history
Pant’s remarks at the event addressed history. No further details of what he said are available in the information provided about the launch, so his comments cannot be described more specifically.
The ceremony connected the book’s public release with a discussion of history, but no account of the autobiography’s chapters, themes or specific experiences is available in the event summary. The book’s title and Jnawali’s former government position are the details identified in the announcement.
A public release of Jnawali’s autobiography
The launch marks the public release of an autobiographical work by a former deputy secretary of the Nepal government. The event information identifies Jnawali as the author and Pant as the person who launched the book; it does not provide further biographical details about Jnawali or say when the autobiography was written.
The announcement also does not specify the book’s publisher, length, price or availability. It provides no additional statements from Jnawali about why he wrote the autobiography or what readers can expect from it. Those details were not included in the information about Saturday’s ceremony.
The public launch was held at Nepal Pragya Pratisthan in Kamaladi, Kathmandu, with Pant speaking on history. The work released at the event was Padbhanda Thulo Paurakh, written by former deputy secretary Min Prasad Jnawali.
