The festival, organized at Imperial World School, featured the release of poetry, Nepali stories, and English story collections, as well as various literary activities.
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The third edition of the 'Kathmandu Art and Literature Festival' has begun in Hattigaudha, Kathmandu. The two-day festival, which began on Thursday, includes various interactive programs on art and literature.
The festival organized at Imperial World School released three literary works created by students - a Nepali poetry collection 'Shabd Bagaincha', a Nepali short story collection 'Udan Katha' and an English short story collection 'My Pen My World'. In a discussion titled 'Literature: A Living Voice that Speaks from Generation to Generation', writers Nayanraj Pandey, Keshav Dahal, Bina Thing Tamang and Kumari Lama discussed how literature keeps society alive through generational transmission.
The festival featured creative activities ranging from poetry to storytelling. While writer Abhay Shrestha presented the depth of poetry through 'Kavya Sadhana', Neelam Niharika Karki gave a presentation on the importance of the art of reading under the title 'Aavajko Jadu'.
On the second day of the festival, on Friday, 12 interactive discussions are being held on various genres of art and literature.
