Kathmandu. Green City Hospital Chairman Lok Bahadur Tandon's autobiography, "Sangharshmay Jeevan," is now available in audio format.
The book, which was released about 7 months ago, was released today through Lok Bahadur Tandon's YouTube channel.
The audio release program, chaired by the author of the book and coordinator of the Chakrapath Cleanup Campaign, Lok Bahadur Tandon, was held under the special hospitality of Toyanath Poudel, an elderly social worker who has served the country in the teaching profession for a long time.
The program was attended by Shrijana Adhikari, Chief Director of Brahma Kumari Rajyoga Seva Kendra Raniwari; members of the board of directors of Green City Hospital; engineer Sagar Bhusal, who will provide the audio voice for the book; activists of the Chakrapath Cleanup Campaign; and media personnel.
Expressing his best wishes at the event, Srijana Adhikari, Chief Director of Brahma Kumari Rajyoga Seva Kendra Raniwari, said that it is a great thing for this society to have a person like Lok Bahadur Tandon who can shoulder social responsibility at a time when the world is searching for peace, prosperity, and humanity.
While recounting his emotional experiences while reading the book, engineer Sagar Bhusal, who gives the audio voice to the book, said that he has brought this book to the audio platform to suit the changing world environment. Bhusal also said that he is confident that the audio of this book, which carries the example that people can become successful through struggle, will become an important part of social change.
Expressing his best wishes, elderly social worker Toyanath Poudel said that he has read Lok Bahadur Tandon's autobiography more closely than the book and that Tandon has been successful because he has done work that society believes in. Everyone says that the work he has done is good, but he should be evaluated by the positive and negative impact it has on the society. Tandon was praised for his frankness.
The program was facilitated by senior journalist and book editor Tanka Panta, while singer and social activist Tilak Basnet and Kamal G.C. were responsible for the management.
Concluding the program, Tandon, the author of the book, said that the fruits of the deeds done in this life do not have to wait until the next life and that he tried to write his autobiography thinking that the struggle he has gone through will change someone else's life. He said that he will always respect his family, relatives, friends, and the elders of this society who helped him to reach this place, and he also expressed his gratitude to everyone who helped make the program a success.
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