A two-day book translation event for Let's Read! Digital Library by The Asia Foundation in Kathmandu initiated from Saturday. According to the press statement released by Let’s Read! Digital Library, academicians, authors, writers, editors, librarians, teachers, volunteers, book readers and students gathered to translate more than 60 children books into the Nepali language.

KATHMANDU, Feb 21: Nepal Tarun Dal, a youth wing of the Nepali Congress, has presented a copy of the Constitution to President Bidya Devi Bhandari in a symbolic protest against her "unconstitutional move" to set aside the previous government's recommendations for appointment of National Assembly members.

What were the most read stories of 2017? Here's the list.

Everyone has a favorite classic. It’s that title you find yourself quoting lines from, the volume you pluck off the shelves when you don’t have anything better to read, or need some comfort reading, and it’s the book you eventually bring up every single time there’s a book discussion, which invariably happens when readers meet. The Week asked some avid readers about their favorite work in English literature and rounded up some titles that we think you must read and reread.

My passion to read It makes me believe that we are the future seed Of our beloved nation For which I bestow love heed.

Sometimes my mind thinks to ‘Read or Play’? It makes me hard, when ordered to go through one way. Both the ways are equally important to me, But only one is what my mind sees.

How amazing would it be if we could communicate through brain signals and interpret complex thoughts within? Although a farfetched idea, it actually has been made possible with the invention of β-AT (Beta Assistive Toolkit) that detects the brain waves of patients with locked-in syndrome, cerebral palsy and paralysis with impaired hearing and vision.

The chances that you would leave the book midway are next to nil – thanks to its gripping narration, well put-together plot and storyline.

KATHMANDU, Aug 11: We Read has launched books ‘Media Siddhanta Sutra Ra Prayog’ written by senior journalist Kishore Nepal and ‘Kahar’ of journalist Janakraj Sapkota in We Read app.

What famous people read

PARIS, France: An Anglo-American trio presented the prize-winning solution to a 35-year old maths problem on Friday, but verifying it may be a problem in itself: reading it would take 10 billion years.