Kathmandu, Dec. 6 -- Khagendra Giri has spent over ten years in Nepali journalism, giving him a close look at the everyday lives and struggles of ordinary people. In his debut book 'Bhagna Premshala', he uses this experience to tell stories about human behaviour, broken relationships, and the ways society shapes personal choices.

This newly launched book reads less like a conventional narrative and more like a meticulous observation of love and loss. Giri writes with the sensibility of someone who has spent years listening closely-to individuals, to silences, and to the subtleties that often escape public record-allowing the text to move between personal emotion and social reflection with disarming ease.

While reading 'Bhagna Premshala'...