Kathmandu, June 11: A novel entitled ‘Hanberno’ written by Dinesh Kumar Karki has been released amid a function in the Capital on Saturday.
The book features struggles and hardships being undergone by Bhutanese refugees since they were chased away from their own country Bhutan.
Published by Indigo Inc, the book is priced at Rs 299.
The book was jointly launched by senior journalist Kishor Nepal, novelists Krishna Dharabasi, Uma Subedi and poet Keshab Acharya.
Commenting on the book, journalist Nepal said, “The novel has reflected on life story of Bhutanese refugees. It is easier to read with simple language.”
Writer Karki said his close contact with Bhutanese refugees living in Jhapa helped him create the novel.
“When I visited my uncle in Meghalaya in India 20 years back, I had got an opportunity to get to know closely about predicaments of Bhutanese refugees living there, which created the base for the creation,” he said. RSS
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