Kathmandu. Journalist Vishnu Vivek's first work 'Ghatgaon' has been released. His journey from Surkhet to America, his struggle and inspiration to follow his dream destination, 'Ghatgaon' was released on Tuesday. Journalist and writer Vivek along with his friends and former colleagues released the book 'Ghatgaon' in Chiasagar, Kathmandu.

He was born in Ghatgaon, Chokune Rural Municipality 9 of Surkhet, and after studying and struggling, he decided to travel to America and wrote the book 'Ghatgaon' in the name of his motherland. Dobhan Ghatgaon, where Bheri and Karnali rivers meet, is a beautiful village from a tourist point of view. In the Ghatgaon book published by Panchpokhari Publishing House, he has covered his school life, his struggles while studying higher education, the ups and downs of radio and online journalism along with his challenging experiences of Homida in the recent tourism campaign.

He also said that the entire amount from the book sale will be spent on the construction of a library in Saraswati Secondary School of his village. For this reason, Ghatgaon book has been published in the school as well, he said. "I have honestly written in the book the experiences of dreams and struggles from Surkhet to America," he said briefly in the release program, "everyone who loves their dreams can experience this book as their own." Therefore, I will spend all the money from the sale of books on building a library at Saraswati Secondary School in Ghatgaon.

He also said that the dreams seen while drinking tea as students and youth and the moments of struggle to follow them are common experiences of every young person who meets in the tea shop. "The dream and struggle of drinking a cup of tea and the joy of drinking tea with friends even after fulfilling the dream is different," he said, "I am one of the young people seen in every tea shop in Kathmandu." That's why I decided to publish the book at the tea shop.