
Indra Bahadur Rai’s paper on the trends of Nepali literature.

Indra Bahadur Rai traces the roots of Indian Nepali Nationalism through literature.

A brief history of cinchona plantations in Darjeeling.

A few songs of lyricist Puran Giri along with their translations done by Manprasad Subba- recipient of Sahitya Akademi Award for Adim Busty.

The forgotten story of the original Lhasa Villa is unveiled through the life of its occupant, along with his fascination with TIbet.

Loan words from other languages in construction of the Nepali language has enriched the language and made it more prosperous. Urdu is one of them and has a long history with the people and the region.

Indrabahadur Rai’s rebuke to Communists on the matter of language. Originally titled भाषाभन्दा पार्टी ठूलो भन्नेलाई

An editorial dedicated to Nepali writers– a proposition, plea and challenge.

‘Mythka Matra’ is a short story written by Indra Bahadur Rai in his ‘Kathaputalee Ko Mann’ anthology.

Five songs written by Shiva Kumar Rai to celebrate the occasion of Tihar.

Sampurnata (सम्पूर्णता) is the first section of Aastha in Indra Bahadur Rai’s anthology and deliberation- “Kathastha”.

Agam Singh Giri’s translation of Omar Khayyam’s poem, published post-humously.

Indra Bahadur Rai delivered this prophetic speech in the Nehru years, consigning an absolute trajectory to a jati if it were to seep in avarice.

Eulogy by Shiva Kumar Rai after Gandhi’s assasination.

Vastuta (वस्तुता) is the second section of Aastha in Indra Bahadur Rai’s anthology and deliberation- “Kathastha”.

A [translated] correspondence between Parijat and Indra Bahadur Rai regarding literature, society and objectives.

A few translated poems of Agam Singh Giri from his Aatma-Wyatha collection. Translations were done with the help of Tales in Two Language.

Indra Bahadur Rai demonstrates how the seventy-first constitutional amendment was a rectification of a crucial omission and not an act of grace towards guests.

Chitra (चित्र) is the third section of Aastha in Indra Bahadur Rai’s anthology and deliberation- “Kathastha”.

The article bemoans the lack of nuance and discourse within the hilly community of the Darjeeling region.