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Shrawan Mukarung is a Nepali poet, writer, and lyricist known for his revolutionary and socially conscious works. Born on June 8, 1968, in Dilpa village, Bhojpur district, Nepal, he has published two books of poetry, one book of songs, one book of drama, and one album of songs. His literary contributions often reflect themes of social justice, identity, and cultural heritage. Some of his notable works include: Desh Khojdai Jada (Book) Mathi Mathi Sailungey Ma (Song) Bisenagachi ko Bayaan (Poem) Mukarang has been recognized for his contributions to Nepali literature, receiving the Moti Award from the National Youth Service in 2003. His writings have played a significant role in shaping modern Nepali poetry and literature.

Nakul Karki is a talented Nepali lyricist, music arranger, singer, and performer. He has made significant contributions to the Nepali music industry with his captivating lyrics, compositions, and performances. Career Highlights First Album: "Janma" (2010) from Conch Creative International Pvt. Ltd./Conch Music. Training: He has received extensive training in vocals, guitar, percussion, and keyboards from institutions like Sadhana Kala Kendra, Anurag Kala Kendra, Gurukul, Saregamapa, and Deepchandee (2000-2008). Social Affiliations: Member of Deepchandee Musical Group and Executive Member of the Association of Alumni Students. Notable Works Albums: "Janma" and contributions to various other music projects. Popular Songs: "Kina yati mitho" (Mohani Mantra), "Bebo" (Mohani Mantra), and "Hera timro" (Pulse Vol.-1). Personal Life Parents: Ganesh Bahadur Karki (father) and Manju Karki (mother). Training on Master of Ceremony: Reiyukai Nepal (2008). Nakul Karki continues to inspire many with his music and dedication to his craft. 🎶  

Born in Madi, Rambeni Sankhuwasava on July 29, 1966, Yogendra Mani Dahal discovered his love for music early on. Since 2001, he has been writing lyrics, releasing albums like Akshyar (2004), Players (2006), So Far (2008), and Yatra (2009), with his latest work, Smriti, on the way. Influenced by legendary lyricists Ratna Shamser Thapa, Kali Prasad Rijal, and Dinesh Adhikari, his journey started with Deepesh Kishor Bhattarai’s album FOREVER, where his first lyrics were featured. He remains deeply thankful to Deep Shrestha, Raju Singh, Deepesh Kishor Bhattarai, Sanjeev Singh, and Saroj Dutta for their unwavering support. For Yogendra, music isn’t just entertainment—it’s a reflection of life, emotions, and culture. He hopes future generations will treasure and preserve the artistry within lyrics and songs.

Raman Ghimire is a renowned Nepali lyricist, poet, and literary figure. He has made significant contributions to Nepali literature. Some of his major works include songs such as "Aadhi Bato Hinde Pachhi Timisanga Bhet Bhayo", "Euta Bato Sadhai Bhetghat Bhairahta", and "Kahile Timro Pachauri Ma Aljhe" . He has established his place in Nepali literature, and his creations have influenced many readers.