Professor Abhi Subedi was awarded the Padma Shri Gaurav Award, Professor Rama Sharma was awarded the Padma Shri Sadhana Samman and writer and journalist Ramesh Bhusal was awarded the Padma Shri Literary Award for his memoir 'Chalbato'.
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For the year 2081, Padma Shri Gaurav, Padma Shri Sadhana and Padma Shri Literature Awards have been awarded. In a program held in Kathmandu on Tuesday, Professor Abhi Subedi was awarded the Padma Shri Gaurav Award, Professor Rama Sharma was awarded the Padma Shri Sadhana Samman and writer and journalist Ramesh Bhusal was awarded the Padma Shri Literary Award for his memoir 'Chalbato'.
Jiva Lamichhane, president of Khemlal-Harikala Lamichhane Social Welfare Foundation, presented certificates of appreciation with 3/3 lakh cash to the three personalities. President Lamichhane said that the institution itself is honored to honor the seekers of literature and literature.
'I wish that this honor will give them more courage and energy,' he said, 'Nepali literature, culture and art have their own originality and uniqueness . The organic fragrance of the various flower spikes in this small flower garden is the peak of our pride.' Abhi Subedi said. He says that writing by going back to his past experiences and events is the basic basis of literature. ``It is not stable and there is no certain basis that the writer has written or said what he thinks,'' he said, ``By taking one path, this is my way, that's all, and the way I see the world and life is the only one.'' I got the inspiration to serve from my father. All parents have affection and love for their children,' she said. In the
program, journalist and writer Ramesh Bhusal said that the stories of the characters he met while walking around the river made him happy to receive a prestigious award like the Padma Shri literature award. "A river is not just water, it is a civilization, a culture, a basis for life," he said, "It is a blood vessel that keeps the earth running." He said that rivers provide 17 percent of the world's electricity.
He says that the recent radical changes in climate change have pushed the earth towards erosion. "Change is a law of nature, but the speed at which it has changed is unusual," he said, "here only people are telling their stories, only they are being talked about". But the story of other species on the whole earth is disappearing.'
