Biography of Parijat
The works of Parijat (1994-2050), who was born and raised in Darjeeling, are beautifully timeless and timeless. Parijat is a word not to be missed in the Nepali literary world. Although Nwaran's name was coined by Vishnukumari Vaiva and Lama in Czech, Parijat chose his name and later became a Parijat in Nepali literature. Inexperienced and empathetic, Parijat loved to write books from an early age. Having been deprived of a mother's love in her infancy, her emotional and emotional well-being was severely curtailed. After suffering a mild fever, she had to endure both physical and mental abuse. Parijat, who is passionate about literature and singing, entered Nepal after completing his primary education and began practicing full-time.
Parijat also spent most of his time in social work. He founded a social movement called 'Bacherabas' and served the children of imprisoned parents. Fearless, self-respecting, honest, and just, Parijat was equally kind. Despite suffering from serious illnesses such as tuberculosis, diarrhea, asthma, ulcers, no physical weakness can keep him from looking out for helpless and helpless people. High morals, inclination and flexibility have also elevated his social personality. As political upheaval, awareness and fearlessness increased, she became the chair of the All Nepal Women's Association affiliated with the Left Party. After officially reading from Padma Kanya Campus to B.Sc., he is found to have the world's books to read.
Although he was physically ill, his intellect was not affected. V.S. In 2013, Parijat began his writing career by publishing a poem in Dharti magazine. His first published collection of poems, "Akanksha", began his journey of poetry writing. He went on to write about various genres. Her history is 'First World', 'Roads and Talent', 'Salgi's Rape Tears', 'Coming to Destruction' and so on. Parijat is a versatile person who excels in genres such as poetry, short stories, novels, essays and autobiographies. She also wrote a play with one character and played a major role in Gobind Bahadur Malla's women's drama 'Gothale'. She has also been the Vice President of the Nepalese Human Rights Association, Founding Chair of the Nepali Women's Forum, Founding Chair of the Prisoners' Assistance Unit and a member of the Tribhuvan Conference.
His novels such as 'Mahattahin', 'Bainsko Manche', 'Toribari Bata aur Sapnaharu', 'Defined Eyes' and 'Anindo Pahadsangai' have been published and discussed. In 2022, Parijat's novel 'Shirishko Phool' was awarded the Madan Award. A translation of the novel, Blue Mimosa, is included in the curriculum at the University of Maryland, USA. He presents the deep principles of nihilistic philosophy in a very artistic and linguistic way. This is a personal aspect of Parijat. Not only did he read Nepali literature, he was also influenced by the writings of Nietzsche, Balzac, Dostoevsky, and Chekhov. Other honors or awards he received include the Yugagyan Award (2027), Manuscript Award (2049), Ganki Basundhara Award (2049). He died on 5 April, 2050 BS. Fighting daily disease, battling weak economic conditions, these ancient works written by Parijat will always keep him alive in the Nepali literary world. Fearless personality, human thinking, an old man with important qualities such as his great wisdom even though his weak body is the source of human inspiration.
Parijat is such a creator who became synonymous with a public square of Nepali language and literature. Even though she called Parijat our only Pewa and Parijat herself wanted to confine herself to a camp, she eventually became the Pewa of all Nepalis. And she became a representative entity of Nepali language and literature.
Parijat was born in 1994. The name of her school was Vishnukumari Waiba. Also, his acquaintance's name was Chhekudolma. Vishnukumari Vaiba did not see the flower of Parijat and named herself Parijat. She had seen the flower plant of Parijat only after coming to Kathmandu. Knowing that Parijat's name was good and that only after the fall of Parijat's flower would it be picked from the ground, she dyed herself in Parijat.She was. After leaving the military service. S. Lama started homeopathy. The roof of the Lama family's house had become financially thin after he left the military service or started selling medicine.
Parijat's childhood was hard. She had been sick since childhood. From that moment on, his body began to shrink. When Parijat was thirteen years old, he was afflicted with osteoarthritis. The same pain became his lifelong friend. That only made him sad every moment.
Parijat was introverted from an early age. From then on, she was stubborn, stubborn, and lonely. His personal character led him on a poetic journey. Ever since he was a child, he used to wander in the hills, mountains and forests of his hometown, sleep in the dildos of the river and dance on the sidewalks. When Parijat went out, she always picked flowers from the forest and brought them home to decorate. Flowers were considered his favorite subject.
Parijat lost her mother in infancy. Therefore, household chores had to be carried out in Parijat. At that time, she considered herself the director of this geography and did whatever she wanted.
Parijat has been smoking since she was in sixth grade. She became addicted to marijuana and became addicted to marijuana. In fact, after eating rice in the morning and evening, she knew that the smoke was coming down.
Parijat's father wanted his daughter to study medicine. But Parijat was interested in dancing, singing, writing, walking, baralin, playing. So she did not give in to her father's plan. She sought permission from nature to set her life free. So she never fell into the hands of another.
Parijat entered Kathmandu after studying in Darjeeling till 10th class. In Kathmandu, she was admitted to Padma Kanya Vidyashram in Dilli Bazaar.
Parijat passed SLC from Padmakanya Vidyashram. She passed IA and BA from Padmakanya College. Even while studying at Padma Kanya College, she smoked a lot. At that time other students studying in Padma Kanya also used to smoke. While studying there, she acted as the heroine in Govinda Bahadur Malla Gothale's feminist play 'Yugko Shikar'; In that play, his partner Chittaranjan was Nepali. And the director of that play was Shyam Das Vaishnav.
After graduating, Parijat became a teacher at Madan Memorial School with the help of Vasudev Luintel. At that time, Parijat was teaching Nepali, English, geography and history of India in the ninth and tenth classes of the school. At that time, she also wrote a prayer song to be sung in the school. Before becoming a teacher in the school, she was also dedicated to the creation of literature.
While teaching at the Madan Memorial School, Parijat gradually became ill. This forced her to drop out of school. After leaving school, she fell ill with Bath. At the same time, she used to compose literary works in bed. She also wrote a novel while suffering from the same ailment. The name of that work was 'Shirishko Phool'. In fact, she had written the book with eleven titles including 'Dhilla Vish' and requested Prema Shah to choose a suitable name for the novel. Therefore, after reading the manuscript of that work, Prema Shah advised Parijat to name it 'Flower of the Head'.
After writing 'Flower of the Head', Parijat started suffering from the disease. From then on, she would not wake up for the rest of her life. While living a sedentary life, she contracted a key disease. Then, in addition to smoking, she became addicted to alcohol.
Although physically weak, disabled and incapacitated, Parijat was mentally strong. The best feature of his personality was that after seeing him, any person would fall in love with him with utmost love, respect and affection. According to Ishwar Baral, the youth were fascinated by the appearance, body and speech of Parijat in Bains. So many young people rushed to his side.
Parijat was a lover by nature. Many suspected that there was love between Parijat and Shankar Lamichhane. In this context, Vasudev Luintel had said, “Shankar Lamichhane was only Parijat's cook; There were others who loved. ” Parijat was not far off when it came to sex. She never stopped talking and writing about sex, and she kept saying, "I still have sex with my first boyfriend."
At the age of fourteen, she fell in love with Dhanuvar Mukhiya for the first time. As she was beautiful, most of the writers in Kathmandu used to follow her. At that time, it was difficult for Parijat to walk away, especially among sex addicts. In fact, she failed to preserve her femininity at that time. Parijat, who came to Kathmandu from Darjeeling with a clean body as a teenager, also said, "When I came from Darjeeling, I was a pure girl. I was not a corrupt girl." While composing literature, Parijat also wrote about love, nature and life and the world. She wrote a total of 23 books. No matter how many literary creations Parijat has made, she has survived with 'Shirishko Phool'. His other works are established in their own placeEven so, owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person. But she once said, "Tear off the flower on my head." In fact, after her political mentor Govinda Bhatt wrote 'Flower of the Head' as 'Flower of Paper', she sharply criticized the novel. Parijat had started accepting the work, which had won the Madan Award, as a distorted novel. The misfortune of Parijat's life was the miserable financial condition of his body and home. Due to her poor financial condition, Parijat also sold the silver frame she received with the Madan Award. When Parijat fell ill, donations were collected in his name in various places. Bags were collected in different districts to help them. But no matter how much money was raised in his name, he did not receive any donations or financial support from anywhere. Parijat was considered as a teacher by progressive writers. In the first stage, Parijat's creator embraced Romanticism and Shadowism. In the days that followed, Parijat's sadhana became existentialist, Ralphaist and reached a progressive phase. As a writer, Parijat came under the leadership of Ralpha. She also became the Vice President of the Nepal Human Rights Organization. She also became a member of the Progressive Writers Association. She was the founder and chairperson of the Prisoner Assistance Mission. She was a creator of Marxist thought. She was awarded the Madan Award in 2022 BS for her service to Nepali language and literature. She also received the Ganki Basundhara Award and the Best Manuscript Award. Not only that, she had received scholarship from Nepal State Intellectual Foundation. She was nominated as a member of the Tribhuvan University Assembly. Similarly, he was congratulated by Nepal Tamang Ghedung Sangh and Janmat Literary Monthly. After his death, a postage stamp of three rupees with his picture was published. In the same way, statues of Parijat began to be made in various places. Trimurti Niketan has taken initiative to make a full-sized statue of Premrajeshwari Thapa, Goma and Parijat in one place. Educational institutions have been opened in his name. Numerous critiques, memoirs and biographies were published under his name. Parijat's marriage ended one morning on April 20, 2050 BS. Parijat's ascension shook Nepal once. The loss of the fragrance of Nepali literature plunged the entire field of Nepali language and literature into deep mourning. After that, Parijat became not only the property of a political camp but also the public property of all Nepali language and literature. It was her work that won the hearts of the readers.
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