Literature takes the nation forward: Speaker Ghimire

On the occasion of the 211th birth anniversary of Adicavi Bhanubhakta Acharya, in a program held by Nepal Pragya Foundation and Bhanu Foundation on Saturday in Kathmandu, he said that in a country like Nepal where different ethnic groups live and has culture, language will maintain more global importance.

He says that Nepali literature should be given prestige by 'digitalizing' it in the current modern era. Speaker Ghimire respected the contribution made by Adicavi Bhanubhakta and emphasized that the new generation should follow.

Speaker Ghimire said that in addition to bringing the contribution made by Bhanubhakta to the society, the development of the society should be carried forward from the field of literature, the language should be developed and the nation should be known globally through the language. He established a historical significance in building a great nation and advancing Nepali people, while advancing that movement, there is a history of many poems of Veer Ras being written", he said.

On the same occasion, Chancellor of Pragya-Pratishthan Bhupal Rai said that Pragya-Pratishtana is working to make the institution a common platform according to the basic mantra of All Language All Knowledge: Everyone's Pragya Pratishthan.

Navraj Lamsal, president of Bhanu Foundation, discussed the contribution made by the original poet Bhanu Bhakta in the field of Nepali language and literature. On the occasion of Bhanu Jayanti, Pragya - Pratithan and Bhanu Pratishthan jointly held a procession with Prabhatferi this morning. Acharya died on October 6, 1925.

Bhanubhakta Valmiki, known as a representative poet of the primary period of Nepali literature, is famous as a translator of Ramayana. Bhanubhakta has written works such as 'Prashnottar', Bhaktamala, Badhushiksha and others. He became known in Nepali literature after his manuscripts were collected and published by Motiram Bhatt as a book.