Janmat Sahitya Vatika Women's Poetry Symposium and Honor Program Completed!

Mediabaaji.com Kathmandu November 12. Lalitpur. Chairman of Janmat Literary Institute, Chief Editor of Janmat Literary Magazine, Central President of Nepal Literary Journalist Association and Senior Literary Mohan Duwal and organized by Janmat Sahitya Batika, Women's Poetry Symposium and Honor Program was grandly completed at Chakupat, Lalitpur. While reciting a satirical poem titled 'We are the killers of innocent animals', he said that the trend of considering Nepali language and literature as non-productive for the state has done injustice to the literary creators. He portrayed injustice to the lower middle class people, the poor and the poor 

 He said that corruption and anarchy have exceeded the limit. Also, he said that in such a situation, writers and writers should not remain silent.

         The chief guest was the president of Nepali Kala Sahitya Dotcom and famous poet Momila Joshi, who was honored by Mohan Duwal, the president of the Public Opinion Literary Foundation.

In the 41st anniversary of Janmat held in 2081, the honor was dedicated to Momila, an honored personality, by organizing a special program. While receiving the honor, he said that it is a big thing to have social approval in literature. He recited a poem titled 'Bhimsen's Sussite Note', pretending that creator-visionary Mohan Duwal is a diamond unknown to Nepal.

        The special guest, famous writer Usha Sherchan recited a poem showing the inevitable search for new consciousness and rebellion with the slogan of awakening against the pain and injustice faced by women and the society.Special guest Chetanath Dhamala, a member of the Academic Council of Nepal Pragya-Pratishthan and the Central Secretary General of the Nepal Literary Journalists Association, presented a critical comment on 14 poems recited in the Janmat Sahitya Batika Women's Poetry Forum. Pragya Dhamala opined that the poems read reflect the current state of the country, misrule, corruption, disharmony, chaos, injustice and violence. 

Depicting being a mother and living, it also depicts maternal love and deep affection, as well as family and social violence faced by women, and said that it will be very difficult to protect future poetry from artificial intelligence.

      The editor of Janmat Sahitya dotcom and poet Shrijan Duwal recited a poem titled 'Athmiya Khanyan' along with the welcome speech. 

        Likewise, Prof.Dr. Savina Shrestha, Dr. Savitri Shrestha, Kamala Kayastha, Tara KC, Purnadevi Neupane, Radhadevi Rajvanshi, Savita Shrestha 'Behosi', Sharada Ghimire Bail, Dhankumari Neupane, Motishova Shrestha recited their poems. Janmat editor Bharti Shrestha, journalist Bhagwati Timalsina and others were present. 

The announcement of the program was made by human rights activist Raju Sarkar. Janmaat has been making special contributions in the field of Nepali language, literature and culture for 42 years.

 •Communication expert Chetanath Dhamala

• Wed, 12 November 2025