नैनीताल में साहित्य सम्मेलन का शुभारंभ, देशभर से पहुंचे 70 से अधिक दिग्गज

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पहले सत्र में भूटान की कलाकार लेकी त्शेवांग ने पारंपरिक वाद्य यंत्रों पर भूटानी, पहाड़ी और हिंदी गीत प्रस्तुत किए.

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00:00All the discussions were very good. My book is a translation of Bengali ghost stories.

00:07There are Bengali masters of Bengali literature and I have translated a lot of Bengali writers and talked about it.

00:14This is my first time in Himalayan Ecos. It was very good. It was a very good atmosphere.

00:19The winter is very perfect and there is no pollution.

00:23I was very good here because all the writers came here and talked about it.

00:28My session was also very good.

00:30I have talked a lot about culture and Sanskrit.

00:32Because it is a very spiritual relationship with supernatural.

00:36Like in our entire philosophy.

00:39I spoke about Goddess Kali.

00:42She is a female power.

00:46But it is an essence of supernatural.

00:49So in our entire Indian Sanskrit,

00:52there is a very important relationship with supernatural and bhoot stories.

00:56We all feel and feel.

00:59There is an extra sensory perception.

01:01But our cultural consciousness is a lot of importance.

01:08We feel that in India's stories and all the states' stories,

01:13especially in particular,

01:14because there is a full treasure of stories.

01:17We should get it in the mainstream.

01:20Because in India there are so many stories,

01:23which should come to translations.

01:25And I work in teamwork arts,

01:28which we organize at Jepo Literature Festival.

01:30And for us,

01:32the translations of Indian languages are very important.

01:35In this way,

01:36when we do a pre-festival,

01:38we always try that

01:40all of India's stories,

01:41especially,

01:42as you are speaking across India,

01:44all the stories.

01:45Because the world needs to know that

01:48there are so many stories in our country.

01:50My book is about Nepal 2043.

01:53It was released a couple of weeks ago.

01:57So,

01:58in this book,

01:59in this book,

02:00we were talking about Navoroj Zondi,

02:01with my conversation.

02:03So,

02:04this is the future of Nepal 2043.

02:07We are talking about this.

02:10What are the stories of Nepal?

02:11What are the stories of Nepal?

02:13What are the stories of Nepal?

02:14The progress of Nepal,

02:17the last 20 years,

02:20despite the problems,

02:23political uncertainty,

02:25natural disasters,

02:27which also has a lot of progress.

02:30And in the coming days,

02:3220 years later,

02:33Nepal is a high-income country.

02:36So,

02:37we will talk about this.

02:39We have talked about this.

02:40The protests have been done.

02:42So,

02:43there will be a new political change

02:46and transformation.

02:47We will take it positively.

02:49And Nepal,

02:5150% of the population,

02:53the population of Nepal,

02:54the population of Nepal,

02:56the population of Nepal,

02:59and the population of Nepal,

03:02the population of Nepal,

03:03the population of Nepal,

03:04and the population of Nepal,

03:05that we have seen

03:06the challenges of Nepal.

03:07and that will make a positive transformation in Nepal.

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