The Little Hut I Lived In
Bashu Pokhrel Ohio, America A hut is a stunning architectural layout where an individual can enjoy the thrill of spending dawn and dusk with bugs and rodents, all while arrogantly […]
Bashu Pokhrel Ohio, America A hut is a stunning architectural layout where an individual can enjoy the thrill of spending dawn and dusk with bugs and rodents, all while arrogantly […]
November 5, 2024 “Her Innocence Discovered,” the English translation of J.N. Dahal’s Nepali novel Prahelika, is now available. The novel, which debuted nearly a year ago, received the HimTika fictional […]
A small community of 845 Bhutanese refugees in Denmark has gained international recognition after being nominated for the prestigious Nansen Refugee Award. The Association of Bhutanese Communities in Denmark (ABC […]
Ankit Sapkota Pennsylvania, USA As thousands of Indian, Bhutanese, and Nepalese Americans join in celebrating Diwali, also known as Dipawali, Pennsylvania’s recent recognition of the festival as an official public […]
Ankit Sapkota Pennsylvania, USA The U.S. presidential election is now only six days away. The race is not only close and intense, but it appears to be one of the […]
Bashu Pokhrel Ohio, America Camping, a longstanding tradition, transfers a typical and extreme fascination in the modern world. On its basis, camping characterizes a calculated departure from the relaxations of […]
Dipsika Bhandari Sydney Australia From sacred texts, he did translate, Bringing enlightenment to Nepalese fate. From the Ramayana to the Bhakta Mala. His Nepali renditions, a cultural clarion call. A […]
Isha Dhakal Ohio, America A Pardesi in Paradise by Govinda Rizal is an extremely informative book set against the backdrop of Bhutan and a refugee camp in Nepal. Throughout the […]
Tribikram Neopaney Pennsylvania, America After meticulously analyzing the novel Prahelika by J.N. Dahal, having read it more than three times, I conclude that the author masterfully demonstrates how various societal […]
Dona Acharya I think of my refugee life, All the hardships aside- People were cared of; Rationed, meager it was!! When one gets cared, Without having to care- For […]
Tika Rai Anshu Kansas In lands where new roots seeking to grow, We create dreams from the ground we sow. Yet, beneath the cities’ brightest embrace, Lie the whispers of […]
The Literature Council of Bhutan (LCOB) is scheduled to organize a conference in Windsor, Canada, on 17th August 2024.
Ruven Sharma America The end of physical existence, Is not the end, But a new beginning.. Of unveiling the hidden truth and to reeducate our next of Kin! Not only […]
About one hundred friends, students, well wishers & general Bhutanese Community personnel attended a memorial event organized to celebrate the life & legacy of Dr Govinda Rizal on May 18, […]
Bhutaneseliterature.com marks its 15th Anniversary today. On this pious occasion, we are reflecting on a journey that is characterized by our resilience, creativity, and the indomitable spirit of the Bhutanese literary […]
J.N. Dahal America I hope you know many things about America — like its economic, social, political and cultural realities. But I am sure there is one thing you have […]
By Vidhyapati Mishra Govinda Rizal, PhD, bid farewell to this world on May 5, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and inspiration. Born and raised in Bhutan, his life […]
Govinda Rizal Kathmandu In the memoir Bhutan to Blacktown: Losing Everything and Finding Australia, published by NewSouth in 2023, Om Dhungyel, alongside co-author James Button, weaves a narrative that intertwines […]
Tumbehang Limbu Nepal However you hide However you pretend But the colour of your face And the language of your body Tell in silence That all is not well. The […]
I hope Norway never sees my son as a threat, in stark contrast to Bhutan, which perceived my existence as such. RAMESH GAUTAM, lecturer, St. Olav Upper Secondary School, and research […]
My Dear Children, Witnessing your growth is a journey filled with joy and happiness, as you evolve into the unique individuals you are meant to be. However, I find myself […]
Hem Guragain Nepal While in the ring, Loudest we shout Like a ‘White bellbird’ Irony: we forget fighting And the opponent leaves beating us up. Piercing we chatter Like a […]
In a press meet organized in Kathmandu, JN Dahal, one of the editors of Bhutaneseliterature.com, has been identified as one of the top 25 story writers in the well-known ‘Dish […]
Gandhi Raj Kafle Certainly, poetry provides solace to a person who is trapped in the cage of big questions. Here we have poet Yatiraj Ajanabi, who is in such a […]
Vidhyapati Mishra North Carolina, USA In “Bhutan to Blacktown,” Om Dhungel shares the intimate chronicles of his life, illuminating his journey from Bhutan to Blacktown with heartfelt candor. Within the […]
Ramesh Gautam Norway In the labyrinth of existence, we tread, – At times, on paths simple, serene, and distinct, – Elsewhere, on trails arduous, severe, and perilous, – Ascending precipitous […]
Dinesh Dhungyel America There was a time. You got to do everything to live. Plowed the rocky ground days and nights. Spade the nooks and corners! The best you […]
Ramesh Gautam Norway Since a few days, In the silence of your heart’s concealed realm, I’ve been observing you closely, Unseen, a silent witness. And I’ve discerned, You’re gradually slipping […]
Interview with Keeran Sharma Gautam, Long-time Education Coordinator of the Bhutanese Refugee Education Program (BREP) We are pleased to present an exclusive interview with Keeran Sharma Gautam, a dedicated Education […]