Sugat Saurav - by Chittadhar - Nepal's most revered person in literature

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Sugat Saurav - Nepal's biggest literature
by Chittadhar - one of the most admired writers of Nepal

During the time, when there was no democracy in the country, he was jailed for spreading the education. During the time in jail, he started writing about a book, wrote page by page, and was smuggled out of jail. His sister saved it to be published at a later date.

The book became to be named as Sugat Saurav, one of treasures in Nepalese literature. With 20 chapters and 359 pages was printed in Calcutta and made Chittadhar, the writer and educationalist one of the most revered writers of Nepal if not the best writer. The book was published 75 years ago and still stands at one of the greatest Nepalese books of all time.

The book describes the life of Sidhartha Gautam Budhha in poems.

Today 2020 May 18 i.e. year of Nepal 1140, month of Bachhalaga 11th day falls as the 114th Birthday of Chittadhar.






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