R.B. Nischal’s Seventh Book ‘The End of the Universe’ Launched

Palpa : The seventh literary work by poet and writer R.B. Nischal, a poetry collection titled The End of the Universe, has been launched in Palpa.

The book was launched by Dr. Tank Prasad Pantha, Campus Chief of Tribhuvan Multiple Campus, Palpa, at a programme organized by the campus’s Nepali Department. The programme was chaired by Mahendra Panthi, head of the Compulsory Nepali Department.

Speaking at the launch, Campus Chief Pantha said Nischal’s recent works have demonstrated continuous refinement and development. He said Nischal’s poetry represents the contemporary trend of Nepali poetry and reflects humanism, an understanding of life, existential consciousness and the experiences of marginalized communities.

He also highlighted Nischal’s ability to achieve completeness of expression and poetic depth in poems ranging from three lines to as many as 305 lines.

Reviewer Pratibha Paudel examined The End of the Universe from the perspective of various elements of poetry, focusing on its cover, structure, thematic aspects and artistic dimensions.

Literary writer Prem Kharal shed light on the emotional and experiential dimensions of Nischal’s poetry. He recited selected poems from the collection and presented their underlying meanings. According to Kharal, existential consciousness remains at the centre of Nischal’s poetry.

People’s representative and journalist Rajesh Kumar Aryal said Nischal had established himself as a nationally recognized writer through a sustained creative journey and the publication of powerful literary works. He said transforming lived experiences into poetry through a spirit of rebellion was a distinctive feature of Nischal’s writing.

Nischal, the author, said his own surroundings and life experiences had guided him towards literary creation. He also expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to the publication and launch of the book.

Literary figures Ram Prasad Aryal and Man Gahire praised Nischal’s literary contributions and wished him continued success in his creative journey.

During the programme, writer and literary critic Dr. Shankar Prasad Gaire welcomed the guests and participants and briefly highlighted Nischal’s personality and literary works. The programme was conducted by Chaturbhuj Nepal, a member of the Nepali Department.