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“THE FIRST STEP : PAHILO PAILA ” POETRY BOOK REALSED The Young Gorkha with Vision and its Art

On 31st Dec , 2011, the book, The First Step, Pahilo Paila poetry book was realized by Kumar Subba, Chairman Dimapur Gorkha Union at Bamunphukuri . in his speech he asserted that the young youths should pose good literary works. Rupak himself highlighted the Difficulties of the Gorkha community in the North East Area Especially Dimapur, through the means of his write-ups in Gorkha magazines, Blogs, and Newspapers. He is Associated with  Bureau Chief for Sapparivar and Gorkha Times. He devoted his time to doing communal jobs in the fields of Social  Work and when I describe his poems, I must say he is doing good with vision.

The poetry book is comprised of English and Nepali poems, and the  Poets Note was in the script by Nanda Kirati Dewan, Editor NEH 24X 7, and Info & Pub Secy AAGSU  on a poetry book. On Vote of Thanks, he told he is happy that much support was given by his Family Members Paudel Pariwar, Junkeri Production, and all  Sponsors and literary persons for their support and having faith in me. The program was enthralled by the poetic views and expression. The vision of releasing this book was spoken by Rupak Chetri. He told that his dream of getting a book was three years ago and he can see it in reality. and it’s a New year's Gift to my community, he also asserted that by selling the book, he can help the young youths of our community who are uneducated and economic problems of the community can be solved by little percentage if all the readers purchased this book and also many projects are underway to come.

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