About the Author
Sam Cowan
ISBN 9789937597517
Rs. 990
Vajra Books
Essays on Nepal
past and present
Who it's for: Readers interested in Nepal's history, politics, and military connections
"Essays on Nepal: Past and Present" offers a unique collection of insights into Nepal, drawing from Sam Cowan's profound, decades-long connection with the country. From his first trek in 1966 as a junior officer to his distinguished military career culminating as Colonel Commandant of the Brigade of Gurkhas, Cowan's experiences provide an unparalleled perspective on Nepal's historical evolution and contemporary landscape.Why You Should Read? Gain historical and contemporary insights into Nepal from a deeply experienced observer. Explore Nepal through the unique lens of a British military officer with extensive Gurkha ties. Discover the impact of cultural and military interactions on Nepal's development. Benefit from over 30 years of personal trekking and official visits, offering a rich tapestry of observations.
Highlights
- Written by Sam Cowan, with a connection to Nepal spanning decades since 1966.
- Offers insights from his military career, including as Colonel Commandant of the Brigade of Gurkhas.
- Covers historical evolution and contemporary landscape of Nepal.
- Draws on over 30 years of trekking and official visits.
- Provides a unique perspective on cultural and military interactions.
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Questions about this book
Who is the author and what is his background?
Sam Cowan is a British military officer with a long association with Nepal, starting with a trek in 1966 and culminating as Colonel Commandant of the Brigade of Gurkhas.
What is the book about?
It is a collection of essays offering insights into Nepal's historical evolution and contemporary landscape, based on Cowan's personal experiences and observations.
What topics does the book cover?
The essays cover Nepal's history, politics and government, and communism, as well as cultural and military interactions.
How does the author's perspective differ from other books on Nepal?
Cowan provides a unique viewpoint as a British military officer with deep Gurkha ties, offering insights from decades of personal trekking and official visits.