Chitwan. Ghazal Manch Chitwan, which has been connecting creation with publication and publication with literary heritage, has simultaneously published three literary works. The ghazal collection 'Sapnako Badal' by special member and ghazal writer Rajan Paudel, the free collection of founder president and ghazal writer Kisan Premi's collection 'Pidako Pahad' and the fifth issue of 'Ghazal Sarathi', published as a special issue of the life member of the forum, have been released together.

'Clouds of Dreams' and 'Mountains of Pain' have expressed contemporary feelings, feelings and understanding of life through ghazals and muktakas respectively.  Along with these two works of personal creation, the fifth issue of 'Ghazal Sarathi' has given priority to documenting institutional memory and literary activities. In this sense, although the nature of these three publications is different, the common thread that connects them is the continuity of creation and institutional responsibility towards literature.

  In particular, the publication of the fifth issue of "Ghazal Sarathi" itself is a continuation of the platform's publishing journey. It has tried to bring the creative presence of lifelong members and creators of Ghazal Manch Chitwan to a single publishing platform. Since individual works establish the voice of the author and institutional publication connects that voice with the collective literary memory, these publications can be considered meaningful in terms of the literary activity of Chitwan.

These three works published simultaneously have also exposed the relationship between ghazal, muktaka and institutional literary publication. These publications have practically confirmed the belief that a literary institution should not only be a venue for organizing events, but also a responsible means of creation, preservation, publication and documentation.

Ghazal Manch Chitwan published five works in 2082 and three in 2083. The platform mentioned that all these works are important creative achievements added to the repertoire of Nepali literature and congratulated the authors and all authors and wished literary success.