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Journalist Gyanmani Nepal Kalotopi's First Edited Book Launched

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Kathmandu –The first book edited by senior journalist Gyanmani Nepal Kalotopi, titled Dr. Satyamohan Joshi, Dr. Indul KC Ra Dui Thunga Phool, was officially launched during a special ceremony held on Saturday. The launch program was organized by Shabdayatra Prakashan at its auditorium in Banepa. The book was jointly unveiled by its author, senior litterateur Arun Bahadur Khatri "Nadi", and editor Gyanmani Nepal Kalotopi.

According to Hari Manjushree, Chairman of Shabdayatra Prakashan, the organization, established in 2011 (2068 B.S.), has published a total of 283 books with the objective of promoting literature, journalism, and creative writing. The institution has also continued its tradition of honoring individuals who have made significant contributions in various fields.

Editor Gyanmani Nepal Kalotopi is a resident of Mandandeupur Municipality–10, Kavrepalanchok. He has been actively involved in journalism for more than two decades and has worked with around ten different media organizations. He currently serves as an Executive Committee Member of the Kavre branch of the Federation of Nepali Journalists, Assistant Editor of Madhyamarg Weekly, and Editor and Publisher of Kalotopi.com. Several of his other books are also in the publication process.

On the same occasion, Shabdayatra Prakashan honored eight personalities for their remarkable contributions to literature, journalism, and society. Those recognized were Kedar Shakya, Rammani Dungel, Neera Adhikari, Bibash Pokharel, Sandhya Pahadi, Arun Bahadur Khatri "Nadi", Pasang Dorchi Sherpa, and Purna Bahadur Karmacharya.

The program was hosted by Kalika Tripathi Pant. During the event, Chairman Hari Manjushree reaffirmed the organization's commitment to continuing book publication, literary activities, and recognition of distinguished contributors in the years ahead.


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