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Tirtha Gurung

Category General Books
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9789937753005

Rs. 500

सांग्रिला बुक्स (Sangrila Books)

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आपा क्हार्प [Aapa Kharpa]

आपा क्हार्प [Aapa Kharpa]

"आपा क्हार्प" (Aapa Kharpa) is a thought-provoking novel by Tirtha Gurung that delves into the intricate fabric of Nepali society. Through a series of compelling narratives, the book explores complex questions surrounding social service, familial bonds, urban challenges, rural development, and the quest for justice. It presents a rich tapestry of characters, from retired soldiers dedicated to community work to civil servants facing moral dilemmas, all navigating a world where tradition clashes with modernity and personal struggles intertwine with broader societal issues.Why You Should Read? Examine critical social issues and human relationships within a Nepali context. Experience Tirtha Gurung's distinctive narrative style, known for its honesty and courage. Discover stories inspired by rich Gurung mythology and cultural heritage. Ponder themes of development, justice, and the evolving human condition.

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Category General Books
ISBN 9789937753005
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000057841

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