In this extensive book, Gopal Parajuli shares his personal and professional journey.

Association of Former Career Ambassadors of Nepal’s first ever book is a laudable exercise.

In his book ‘Anubhab Ra Chintan’, Damaru Ballabh Bhattarai provides readers with an insider’s perspective of Nepal’s civil service.

The book features the many travails and tribulations that Pandey has faced in his life.

The book Yadunath Khanal: Bidwaan Kutnitijna Samaalochak by Jaya Raj Acharya is a comprehensive biography of one of Nepal’s ace diplomats.

Sharad Chandra Paudel’s latest book, Bhrastachar--Kaaran, Parinam ra Niyantranka Upaya, offers readers a comprehensive take on corruption in the country.

With his book, Manindra Ranjan Baral has done a commendable job of writing an autobiography that--besides unravelling his life’s work--also encapsulates the state of affairs in Nepal.

In Desh Deshawar, Jiba Lamichhane laments the nation’s utter failure—which he blames on a paucity of visionary and strong-willed leadership.

Sudha Sharma’s memoir is the story of a woman who treads her own path in an unwelcoming and discouraging patriarchal structure.

The intrinsic message of the stories covered in the book truly depict what can be called progressive and leftist ideology that attracted the veteran writer and thinker at an impressionable age.

The author has given intrinsic details of the life of his great-grandfather General Juddha Jang that encompasses a riches-to-rags saga, an assassination and a hapless refugee.

Though an autobiography, the book enlightens the readers with some tell-tale stories of major figures in Nepal’s judiciary and the tortuous course that it has had to historically undergo.

The book Geopolitically Speaking portrays the potential impact of Covid-19 on international relations with the possibility of it redefining fundamental contours of accepted norms of world powers.

The book succinctly paints a thought-provoking and highly readable picture of various aspects of the country with a lucid and comprehensive approach.

The autobiography portrays the author's rather arduous journey from belonging to a small village in Bardiya to becoming a respectable name in academia in the heart of Kathmandu.