While, In the process of pursing study in Kathmandu since 2048 B.S., I have been dedicated to the upliftment  of the indigenous communities by disseminating awareness through mass media. Later on, I took another step for the advancement of my community through journalism by editing the magazine, ‘Raha’. As literature was indispensable to make a language lively and simple, I added another brick in the foundation of the Magar language by writing ‘Rewas’, the first novel in Magar language. Then I wrote “Jeeb-Seem’ an anthology of poems, and the novel ‘Mahanjau-Lumara’.

 When Nepal Magar Students Association was established during the Fifth National General Convention of Nepal Magar Association in Ghorahi, Dang in B.S.2053, with the objective of integrating all Magar students for the sake of the welfare of all Magars in racial, cultural and linguistic fields, I, as a founder member, managed to unify all Magar Students in order to march forward for the rights of indigenous people along with the main slogan, “Let’s all Magar students be united, and disseminate educational awareness.”

 As the 21st century is the age of communication, European Union, after many years, has fixed the slogan ‘Back to Culture’ up by realizing the significance of culture. In my quest for introducing the invaluable property and ethnic identity of the Magar Community to the International Community, I've made movies based on Magar language and culture. This is my Endeavour to guide the upcoming generation and preserve the property of the ancestors. Previously the movie used to be regarded merely as a means of entertainment whereas it, along with a means of entertainment, has become a mirror of ethnic, cultural, political and current subject matters at present.

 I’ve done whatever my conscience has led me to do for the development of my community. Whatever I’ve done from my field so far is a very small part of the contribution which most of Magars must render for the empowerment of majority of Magars. To uplift Magars in every field, all conscious Magars should adopt the spirit  of selflessness. Otherwise, the spirit of selfless social service of only a limited number of Magars would turn into a castle of sand.

Magar Studies Center