Monday, April 9, 2012

बसिबियालो हुने, बाल बगैचा निस्किने

बसिबियालो हुने 
आगामी बसिबियालो माया परिवारको घरपतित्वमा शनिबार १४ अप्रेलको दिन स्थानीय महकुमा पुस्तकालयमा सम्पन्न हुनेछा ठिक १ बजीदेखी. उक्त कार्यक्रममा सबै साहित्यिक बन्धु बान्धवहरूलाई उपस्थित भइदिने अनुरोध आयोजना समितिको तर्फबाट मुन्नु गौतमले गरेकी छिन.

बाल बगैचा मै महीनामा निस्किने 
स्वर्गीय खिरोदा खड्काले आफ्नो जीवनकालमा सुरु गरेको नेपाली बाल पत्रिका बाल बगैचाको नया अंक आगामी मई महीनामा प्रकाशित हुने जानकारी दिंदै सम्पादिका स्वस्तिका छेत्रीले जानकारी दिएकी छिन. उनले यो जानकारी दिंदै विशेष गरि विभिन्न स्कूलका शिक्षक-शिक्षिकाहरूलाई आग्रह गर्दै विद्यार्थीहरूलाई उक्त पत्रिकामा सिर्जनात्मक रचनाहरू लेख्ने अभ्यास गरिदिने अरुरोध गरेकिछिन्. सो पत्रिकामा रचना आगामी ३० अप्रेलभित्र निम्नलिखित ठेगानामा पठाइदिने उनले निवेदन गरेकी छिन्. ठेगाना - मार्फत् चरित्र प्रकाशन, कोदाक बिल्डिंग, थाना दारा, कालिम्पोंग. रचनासित  सुहाउँदो फोटो अनि लेखकको फोटो पनि हुन जरुरी छ.

KAMAL REGMI BAGS FIRST YUWA PURASKAR

Kamal Regmi
Kamal Regmi, a well known poet and lyricist has won the prestigious Sahitya Academy Yuwa Puraskar for the year 2011 for his book titled Sirjana Ra Abhistha. Regmi has expressed in an interview that the conferment of this award has bestowed him the responsibility to write more and more with full sincerity. A young writer Regmi was born in Rongo, a far flung region of Kalimpong sub-division. He will be visiting the national capital of New Delhi very shortly to attend an official function to receive the award.
It may be recalled that Regmi has been the first to win this prestigious award as the same was introduced only last year.
Similar award for translation has been bagged by Dr. Khemraj Nepal for his translation work from Sanskrit language to Nepali.
Both the writers will be receiving an amount of Rs. 50 thousand each and citation as a mark of honour by the academy in a function to be attended by various young and senior authors of India during the month of August.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Moments of Kalimpong Basibiyalo

बसिबियालोका महिला सदस्यहरू 
शतकीय प्रकारनमा भेला भएका अतिथिहरू 

विदेशी नागरिक द्वारा पुस्तक खरीद 

Monday, April 2, 2012

Basibiyalo – A Short Introduction; Basibiyalo Shatakiya Prakaran - Ek Unmukta Wichar

Anup Moktan


(This part was presented by Shri Anup Moktan of Kafer while welcoming the literary figures thronged all the way from different corners on the occasion of Shatakiya Prakaran held at Town Hall, Kalimpong on 5/6 November, 2011 - Ed.)

Namaste.

Before we begin the day’s function, it is imperative to enlighten our distinguished guests present here with the concept and history behind Basibiyalo.

One of the episodes of Basibiyalo held at Silver Oaks hotel, Kpg
Basibiyalo, meaning ‘pastime’, is a get-together of literature and language enthusiasts that is organized on every second Saturday of a month. It was actually started as a platform where people could share creative ideas pertaining to any field without any inhibition or apprehension.

 One unique feature of Basibiyalo is that it does not require any president or secretary or any of the formalities that are characteristic of official meetings. It is an informal event where members are encouraged to give vent to their feelings about issues that they feel are important to our society. There is also no definite quorum for these gatherings and it has been, therefore, suitably described as a ‘forum without quorum’.

Here, in the platform of Basibiyalo, one can share those views and opinions which he is not free to express in the society due to several factors. In Basibiyalo you do not need to recite poems only but you may criticize the prevailing system with open mind. You do not need permission to laugh or leave the hall.

Basibiyalo was, in fact, started at Gangtok in the early 90s of the last century when most of the peace-loving creative writers of Kalimpong had sought refuge in Sikkim to escape from the violence unleashed during the Gorkhaland aandolan spearheaded by the Gorkha National Liberation Front here. One of such figures was C. K. Shrestha, a well-known theatre personality, who initiated the idea of organizing a monthly gathering of aandolan victims where they would talk about home and other issues.
He was later joined by Dr. Rajendra Bhandari, Madhusudan Lama, Mandip Lama, Shyam Pradhan, N. B. Tiwari, and later by Sanu Lama, Sanubhai Sharma, Pemba Tamang, Samiran Chhetri ‘Priyadarshi’, Pushpa Sharma, Shanti Chhetri, Bijay Bantawa, Kalusingh Ranapaheli, Subash Dipak, Late Kamala Aansu, Late Purna Rai, Late Radha Krishna Sharma, Late Bali Subba Basanta, to name a few.
Most of these monthly gatherings were held at the MLA hostel located at Tibet Road. The then Ministers and MLAs also used to visit these venues to relax from their daily grind of public service.
The monthly meetings were discontinued after over 40 episodes as peace was restored in the Darjeeling hills, which was followed by the departure of Shrestha and others from Gangtok. However, the impact had already been made. In fact, the concept of forming the then national-level organization Bharatiya Nepali Rashtriya Parishad was reportedly conceived during the gathering of Basibiyalo. Later, this organization had played a vital role to include the Nepali language in the VIIIth Schedule of the Indian Constitutiion in 1992.

Basibiyalo has now shifted to Kalimpong. It was first organized here in the year 1992. However, due to various factors the programme was discontinued after two years. Now the present generation has re-started it with new gusto and with the mission to turn Kalimpong into a hub for Nepali literature. The episodes of Basibiyalo have now crossed its indoor barriers and have come out in open spaces like paddy fields, forest villages, and the confluence of the Tessta-Rangeet Rivers. The outdoor episodes have so far been organized in Mungpoo, Lava, Melli in Sikkim, Echhey Busty, East Main Road, etc. The 50th and 75th episodes were organized at Mangal Dham and Ramkrishna Rangamanch, respectively, where the literati like Mahananda Poudyal and Nar Bahadur Dahal were conferred the title of Gaon Buraa (Village Head) for their tireless contribution towards the development of Nepali literature.

This programme is gaining its height every day. Presently the programme of Basibiyalo is regularly held in Singtam, East Sikkim and similar kinds of functions are organized in Rhenok, Gangtok and other places in different names.

A considerable number of young writers have elevated from the platform of Basibiyalo. Earlier this open space of Basibiyalo was utilized by writers like Dr. Harka Bahadur Chhetri, Moti Prasad Sharma,Min Liwang, Arun Prakash Rai, to name a few. The regular attendance of reputed writers like Gyan Sutar, Samsher Ali, Munu Gautam, C. K. Shrestha, B.K. Shilal, Sashi Sunam, etc. is encouraging young and aspiring writers like Sarita Samdarshi, Sudesh Khati, Raghunath Dangal, Rabindra Shilal, Ashim Saagar, Dhan Bahadur Magar, Siba Chetri Sibu, etc.

More recently, Kalimpong has been witness to a number of book-releasing/launching functions which only goes to show the development of the town as a literary hub. Book releasing ceremonies like Charitra story special (edited by Sanjay Bishta), Biu Bhaley (short story collection by Samsher Ali), Kaalo Gulaab (ghazal collection by Arun Sampang and Suraz Subba), Darjeeling ko Saano Rail (children poems by B. K. Silal), Manpida (poems by Smt. Sanumati Rai) amply suffice to assert the fact that this little town has been trying to become a destination for Nepali literature. This growing literary popularity of the town compelled Suraj Dhadkan of Chungthung, Darjeeling to release his recently published Ghar (short story collection) here in Kalimpong.

Basibiyalo has now completed its 100th episode in Kalimpong and this two day long event is being organized to mark the occasion which has been a milestone in the history of Nepali literature. We are thankful to you all for having taken the trouble to grace this occasion with your valuable presence.  Our special thanks to those Nepali language and literature lovers who have come to attend and participate in this programme from different parts of this country like Hyderabad, Kokrajhar, Patna, Delhi, Mumbai etc. We hope that you will enjoy your stay here and also expect vital suggestions as to the steps that need to be taken for the uplift of our language and literature in this part of the world.



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Sunday, April 1, 2012

REPORT ON TRIP TO RHENOCK, BASIBIYALO AT NAMCHI


Neeti Tamang
(This write-up is penned down by Neeti Tamang, a new member in the Basibiyalo family, who was associated with the Shatakiya Prakaran of Basibiyalo which was held in Nov, 2011. This is an account on her visit to Rhenock and Singtam in preparation of that historic event. - Editor)



Basibiyalo members with friends of Rhenock
Right from the beginning of the month September preparation work for organizing 100th episode of Basibiyalo at grand manner started with full enthusiasm among members of all class. Everyone was engaged in executing respective works. The weekly meetings were held regularly at SD Library every Saturday where all members used to express their own ideas, view and opinion to make the program a successful one. They distributed the task among themselves. The progress report of the task assigned to the members reviewed every week. It continued till the last hour of the program. Within that period one decision was adopted to pay visit to Sikkim (the birthplace of Basibiyalo) to meet the old members. It was not only intended to involve them in proposed 100th episode but also to re-form a concrete group of Basibiyalo there and make this platform an example for the forthcoming generation of Nepali literature.
            Thus, two groups were formed to visit Sikkim. One group went to Gangtok and drop down to Singtam and another group went to Rhenock and met them at Singtam itself. I was included in the group who went to Rhenock along with Hira Chhetri Sir, Sudesh Khati Sir, Sibu Chettri daju and Anjali bahini. It was on 23rd October, we set off for Rhenock early in the morning at 8 and reached there around 10:30 am. Mr. Ganesh Pradhan Sir had come to the taxi stand to receive us. He showed a good hospitality in his home. I don’t know about others but I really don’t knew that he had a very sweet and amazing museum and nursery as well. It is known as Rama Gauri Sangrahalaya. We really had the great opportunity to see somebody’s such a beautiful hobby. There we came to know that plants are also of carnivorous type.
            After having a look all around we took rest for a while with tea and snacks. Few minutes later 3, 4 persons also arrived there. We introduced each other and had a discussion for what purpose we had actually been there. They appreciated our thoughts and agreed to support us whole heartedly. With the end of the serious discussion we headed towards the town for lunch which was provided by them especially for us with so much love and respect. After a delicious lunch we took leave for Singtam.

              We had so much fun there. It was really a very enjoyable as well as unforgettable trip in our life.


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