14th Anniversary of International Nepali Literary Society NSW Chapter Celebrated with Enthusiasm in Sydney
ЁЯУН Sydney, 22 April 2025
The International Nepali Literary Society (INLS) New South Wales Chapter celebrated its 14th establishment anniversary with a special literary evening filled with poetry, good wishes, and vibrant participation from Nepali writers and literary enthusiasts across Australia.
The event was chaired by Dr. Prakash Poudel and hosted gracefully by Bhawani Parajuli. The session featured readings from numerous talented Nepali poets and authors, expressing the depth and richness of Nepali language and culture through their creative works.
The program also reflected on the vision and initiation of Yogi Acharya Rajan Sharma (Bhimsen Sapkota), who founded the INLS NSW Chapter 14 years ago. Speakers acknowledged his pioneering contribution in uniting Nepali literary minds in Australia and preserving the essence of Nepali identity through literature.
ЁЯФ╣ Key Highlights and Participants:
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Notable participation by respected literary figures including Maheshwor Sharma, Mamata Ghimire, Dr. Madhu Kafle, Mahendra Poudel, Sanu Ghimire, and Mamata Tiwari.
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Engagement from writers and participants from various Australian states like Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia, showcasing the widespread influence of INLS.
ЁЯФ╣ Special Mentions:
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An initiative to place Nepali books in Australian libraries, encouraging greater access to Nepali literature among the diaspora and multicultural communities.
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The event emphasized the role of literature in preserving language, culture, and values among the younger generation growing up abroad.
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Continued commitment from INLS NSW to promote Nepali literature and connect the diaspora through intellectual and literary platforms.
The evening concluded with expressions of gratitude, literary honorings, and renewed promises to carry forward the legacy of Nepali literature in the global arena.
This celebration served as a beautiful bridge between homeland heritage and diaspora identity through the power of words.
