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Sardar Rudra Raj Pande's 125th birth anniversary celebrated with grandeur

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B360 March 11, 2025, 3:16 pm
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KATHMANDU: The 125th birth anniversary of Sardar Rudra Raj Pande, one of Nepal’s greatest literary figures, educationists, and social reformers, was celebrated with grandeur at SAIM College in Purano Baneshwor.

The event, organised by Rudra Raj Sahitya Sewa Samiti, honoured his immense contributions to literature, education, and social transformation. On this occasion, Prof Dr Gargi Sharma was felicitated for her outstanding contributions to Nepali literature.

At the event, patron Krishna Raj Pande highlighted Sardar Pande’s impact on the Nepali language, literature, and education, emphasising how his visionary work continues to inspire generations.

Chairperson of the Award Selection Committee, Hiranya Kumari Pathak, spoke about Prof Dr Gargi Sharma’s contributions to Nepali literature. Chief Guest Dr Gauri Shankar Lal Das presented the award and praised Dr Sharma’s dedication to the Nepali language and literature.

In her acceptance speech, Dr Sharma reflected on the current state of Nepali literature, highlighting challenges and opportunities for future generations.

Principal of Mauwadevi Higher Secondary School, Dakaha, Bara, gave a presentation requesting support for the school’s expansion, emphasising Sardar Pande’s role in its establishment.

In addition, top-performing students from Bhanu Secondary School (Durbar High School) were awarded scholarships, recognising their academic excellence and encouraging educational development.

Welcoming the attendees, Dr Neil Pande, General Secretary of Rudra Raj Sahitya Sewa Samiti, announced that Sardar Pande’s works are now digitally available on the website, making his literary contributions accessible to modern audiences.

Chief Guest Dr Das highlighted that Sardar Rudra Raj Pande’s legacy is a cornerstone of Nepal’s literary and educational identity. He encouraged continued efforts in literature, education, and social reform inspired by Pande’s ideals.

In his closing remarks, Dr Badri Raj Pande, President of Rudra Raj Sahitya Sewa Samiti, urged future generations to embrace and uphold Sardar Pande’s legacy. He stressed the need to preserve and promote his contributions for the betterment of Nepali society.

The celebration successfully paid tribute to Sardar Rudra Raj Pande’s literary and educational contributions, reaffirming the importance of his ideals in shaping Nepal’s future.

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