Statue's of some famous Nepali Literary Figures in Darjeeling Hills

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Statue's of some famous Nepali Literary figures in Darjeeling Hills.

1. Bhanu Bhakta Aacharya

At Chowrasta, Darjeeling. 
Born:               26th Asar, 1871 B.S. (1818 A.D) 
                         Chundi Ramgha, Tanahu,                                         Gandaki zone, Nepal. 
Occupation:    Poet.
Language:      Nepali.
Nationality:    Nepali.
Title:               Aadikavi (The first poet)
Famous Literary Works:      
  • Ramayan,
  • Bhaktamala,
  • Prashnottari,
  • Ramgita,
  • Badhusiksha,
  • Ghashi, etc.
Died:           Asoj, 1925 B.S (1868 A.D)
                    Chundi Ramgha, Nepal.


2. Bishnu Kumari Waiba (Parijat)

Near 2nd Mile Check Post, Siliguri.
Born:                 1937 A.D.
                            Lingia T.E. Darjeeling, 
                            West Bengal, India.
Occupation:    Writer.
Nationality:     Nepali.
Award's :         Madan Puraskar
Famous Literary Works:

  • Sirisko Phool, (Novel)
  • Mahattahin, (Novel)
  • Baishako Manxe,(Novel)
  • Toribari Bata Ra Sapanaharu, (Novel)
  • Antarmukhi, (Novel)
  • Anindo Paharsangai,
  • Sadak Ra Prativa, (Story)
  • Parkhal Vitra Ra Bahira, (Novel)
  • Aakansha (Poem), etc.
Died:               1993 A.D
                          Kathmandu, Nepal.

3. Dr. Parasmani Pradhan

At Parasmani Park, Kalimpong.
Born:             January 01, 1898
                       Kalimpong, West Bengal, India.
Occupation: Essayist, Newspaper Editor,  
                        Teacher,Writer.
Awards:       Ratna Shree Suwarna Padak                             (1983)
                       Madan Puraskar (1968)
                       Tribhuwan Puraskar (1968)
Famous Literary Works:

  • Nepali Hamro Matri Vasha
  • Nepali Vasha ko Utpati ra Bikash,
  • Kathe -Jhakri
  • Rochak Sansmaran,
  • Sare Saat Katha,
  • Pach Pourkhi Purush Ratna
  • Buddhacharitra,
  • Sundarkumar, 
  • Tippan-Tappan,
  • Kwati.
Died:          February 02, 1986.
                    Siliguri, West Bengal, India.




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