President Paudel laid the foundation stone of Bhanu Literary Park
Damauli. President Ramchandra Paudel has laid the foundation stone of Bhanu Sahitya Udyan today at Chundiramgha in Tanahun, the birthplace of the original poet Bhanu Bhakta Acharya. The concept of Bhanu Sahitya Udyan includes the thought of embodying the biography, personality, work and contribution of Bhanu Bhakta.
The concept includes the installation of a huge statue of Bhanubhakta on the Golghar at the peak of Ramgha, a glimpse of Bhanubhakta's biography in its interior, the installation of statues of the original poets and major authors of Nepal along with Bhanubhakta at appropriate places to identify the literary personality of Bhanubhakta. There is also the concept of building a Ramayana temple to embody the work of Bhanubhakta.
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