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Kingdom Lost: Nepal’s Tryst with Democracy (1951–2008) (Paperback)

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by Sagar S.J.B. Rana

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বইটি বিদেশি প্রকাশনী বা সাপ্লাইয়ারের নিকট থেকে সংগ্রহ করে আনতে আমাদের ৩০ থেকে ৪০ কর্মদিবস সময় লেগে যেতে পারে।

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400 Pages

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1st Published

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Rupa Publications (India)

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9789355207760

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Kingdom Lost is a sequel to Singha Durbar released in 2017. The urge and rationale for a book on the Rana regime arose on the belief that such a work, coming from one with ancestral links with the Rana family and political links with the democratic forces and Nepali Congress, will reflect an objective and balanced view of those times. As the work, starting sometime in 2006, progressed, the author was drawn into exploring the entire range of Nepali history, with a stress on the modern era. Singha Durbar covers the period till the fall of the Rana regime in 1951, and this sequel starts off then and ends in 2008. Kingdom Lost in particular relies heavily on one-on-one interviews with key political and military leaders of the country. The author’s uninterrupted involvement in the churning of political activities and extensive travels allows graphic depiction of the tumultuous sequence of history.

Title	Kingdom Lost: Nepal’s Tryst with Democracy (1951–2008)
Author	Sagar S.J.B. Rana
Publisher	Rupa Publications (India)
ISBN	9789355207760
Edition	1st Published, 2023
Number of Pages	400
Country	India
Language	English

Sagar S.J.B. Rana

sagar s.J.b. rana was born in 1938 in Baber Mahal. His forefathers had been in the premier position of governance since 1947 and until the fall of the regime in 1951. He was the first Nepali to attain a bachelor’s degree (in Jurisprudence) from Oxford University in 1960. When he returned to Nepal in 1963, political parties were banned and political leaders, including his two brothers, were either imprisoned or exiled to India. There was no space for political activities till mid-1970s when B.P Koirala returned from exile in India proclaiming a new policy of National Reconciliation. The author joined the tumultuous political arena and Nepali Congress thereafter. Serving the party first as President of Lalitpur District, then as member of the Central Working Committee and finally as Head of the Department of International relations including the critical years 2003–06, Rana was actively involved in the movements for restoration of democracy as well as confrontation with the Maoists and the process of their integration in the parliamentary mainstream. The author is also the Founding President of the Handicraft Association of Nepal (1968) and the first recipient (2016) of the Lifetime Achievement Award. Currently, he is the Acting President of Nepal Art Council. He also excelled in tennis and was national champion in 1968–69.

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