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Kathmandu, Nov 7: Five literary books penned by Moti Shova Shrestha in Nepali, Nepal Bhasa and English were released amidst a programme in the federal capital on Saturday.
Former finance minister Shankar Koirala, former chief secretary Bimal Koirala and senior litterateur and journalist Shree Om Shrestha 'Rodan' jointly unveiled the five literary works.
The collection includes two Nepali books: 'Sapanako Udan', a collection of short stories, and 'Yatrako Beg: Anubhuti ko Sambeg', a travelogue.
Similarly, two books in Nepal Bhasa, 'Rangichangi Swanam Chhaypiyatagu Kyab: Gu Kyab' and 'Takyangu Suka', and an English-language book titled 'Mother Who Named Me Satya' were also launched.
Speaking at the programme, former finance minister and litterateur Koirala praised Shrestha's contribution to literature, describing her continued engagement in literary activities after retirement from government service.
Former chief secretary Dr Koirala also recognized her dedication to writing, saying her works reflect a wide range of experiences and literary genres.
Sharing her experience, writer Shrestha said her short story collection explores various social problems and anomalies, while her travelogue is based on experiences gathered during official visits to different countries.
Prof Dr Sabina Shrestha viewed that writer Moti Shova had published 17 books so far, including 10 in Nepali, four in Nepal Bhasa and three in English. She added that the writer had been actively contributing to Nepali literature since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prof Dr Srijana Shrestha stressed the importance of honesty in literary creation, lauding that such quality was evident in Moti Shova's works.