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Photojournalist Keshab Raj Thokar’s 'Life in Pandemic' photo book launched

KATHMANDU, Oct 19: On Wednesday, the unveiling of a captivating photo book, 'Life in Pandemic,' by photojournalist Keshabraj Thokar marked a significant moment.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, Oct 19: On Wednesday, the unveiling of a captivating photo book, 'Life in Pandemic,' by photojournalist Keshabraj Thokar marked a significant moment. The book, offering a unique lens into the experiences of Nepali society during the COVID-19 pandemic, was officially released by Speaker of the House of Representatives, Devraj Ghimire.


During the unveiling ceremony, Speaker Ghimire extended his best wishes to the book and its author, emphasizing the importance of documenting the challenges and triumphs faced by Nepali society during the pandemic. He stressed that the book not only chronicles the events but also offers a window for future generations to learn and empathize with the experiences of this crucial period in our history.


Thokar, the creative mind behind this thought-provoking publication, highlighted that his primary objective was to 'document' the unprecedented impact of the coronavirus pandemic through the art of photography. Thokar's photographs vividly capture the essence of a momentous period in time, reflecting the resilience and solidarity of the Nepali people.


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“This book is a testimony to our collective strength in overcoming adversity,” Thokar said. "The visual narrative within these pages was captured at great personal risk, as we sought to tell the story of that challenging era."


The book, published by Mhendo Trust, serves as both a visual and emotional archive, immortalizing the struggles and resilience of a society grappling with an unforeseen crisis. It stands as a tribute to the human spirit and a record of the lessons learned during these trying times.


'Life in Pandemic' not only acts as a remarkable testament to the indomitable Nepali spirit but also underscores the enduring power of art and documentation in preserving our history. It is an invaluable addition to our shared narrative of perseverance and hope during the global health crisis.


Thokar's 'Life in Pandemic' serves as a poignant reminder of the past while instilling a sense of unity and resilience as we look towards the future.


 


 

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