Mohan Gita
The Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa 2082 Award Ceremony celebrated outstanding contributions to Nepal Bhasa literature and drama. Ram Sekhar Nakarmi received the Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa for his drama “Vajagobinda” (भजगोविन्द), while Sashikala Manandhar was honored with the Bidur Hapa Sirpa for her work “Chandrahar” (चन्द्रहार). Mahesh Man Dangol ‘Lanjuba’ was also recognized for his remarkable drama “Amurta Kipa” (अमूर्त किपा), which beautifully portrays cultural depth and emotional resonance. A Special Appreciation was presented to Jana Kabi Durga Lal Shrestha for his lifelong contribution to Nepal Bhasa literature. Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional creativity and dedication to preserving and enriching Nepal Bhasa culture.
The Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa 2082 Award Ceremony celebrated outstanding contributions to Nepal Bhasa literature and drama. Ram Sekhar Nakarmi received the Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa for his drama “Vajagobinda” (भजगोविन्द), while Sashikala Manandhar was honored with the Bidur Hapa Sirpa for her work “Chandrahar” (चन्द्रहार). Mahesh Man Dangol ‘Lanjuba’ was also recognized for his remarkable drama “Amurta Kipa” (अमूर्त किपा), which beautifully portrays cultural depth and emotional resonance. A Special Appreciation was presented to Jana Kabi Durga Lal Shrestha for his lifelong contribution to Nepal Bhasa literature. Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional creativity and dedication to preserving and enriching Nepal Bhasa culture.
The Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa 2082 Award Ceremony celebrated outstanding contributions to Nepal Bhasa literature and drama. Ram Sekhar Nakarmi received the Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa for his drama “Vajagobinda” (भजगोविन्द), while Sashikala Manandhar was honored with the Bidur Hapa Sirpa for her work “Chandrahar” (चन्द्रहार). Mahesh Man Dangol ‘Lanjuba’ was also recognized for his remarkable drama “Amurta Kipa” (अमूर्त किपा), which beautifully portrays cultural depth and emotional resonance. A Special Appreciation was presented to Jana Kabi Durga Lal Shrestha for his lifelong contribution to Nepal Bhasa literature. Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional creativity and dedication to preserving and enriching Nepal Bhasa culture.
Bhasha Nibhah Prem Bahadur Kasah, leader of the democratic movement, educationist and Nepali language writer late. Prem Bahadur Kansakar was born on Vaishakh Shukla Dashami in 1974 in Kelatwah Masangalli, Yena.
Prem Mohan Sirpa Guthi
Prem Mohan Sirpa Guthi
Prem Mohan Sirpa Guthi
Prem Mohan Sirpa Guthi
The Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa 2082 Award Ceremony celebrated outstanding contributions to Nepal Bhasa literature and drama. Ram Sekhar Nakarmi received the Prem Mohan Gita Sirpa for his drama “Vajagobinda” (भजगोविन्द), while Sashikala Manandhar was honored with the Bidur Hapa Sirpa for her work “Chandrahar” (चन्द्रहार). Mahesh Man Dangol ‘Lanjuba’ was also recognized for his remarkable drama “Amurta Kipa” (अमूर्त किपा), which beautifully portrays cultural depth and emotional resonance. A Special Appreciation was presented to Jana Kabi Durga Lal Shrestha for his lifelong contribution to Nepal Bhasa literature. Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional creativity and dedication to preserving and enriching Nepal Bhasa culture.
Mohan Krishna Dangol, a professional engineer, had a deep feeling for the advancement of Nepal Bhasha literature. His unique plays such as Manu Mhasiki, Nhugu Samaj addressed social issues and left a significant impact on the masses. A major part of his life was spent in government service, but after retirement he became active in social work, especially focusing on what could be done to uplift Nepal Bhasha literature. He not only wrote extensively, but also encouraged new writers in the field of Nepal Bhasha language. In appreciation of his contribution, the Prem Mohan Award was established in Nepal Sambat 1113 (2070 BS) on the inspiration of linguist Prem Bahadur Kasa. Through this he gave priority to plays and novels and established a prize for them every two years.
