“Vijay has tried to dwell on the inherent spiritual and religious qualities of an individual revolving around work (Kameshna), meaning (Biteshna) and work (Yesheshna) through his book and that is what makes the book so inspirational and a must-read,” said eminent political analyst Pradeep Giri while highlighting the main thrust of the book.

Giri also hailed the unique format of the book, which is written in a simple, easy-to-understand style. The book is published by leading Nepali publishing house Fine Print.

Also speaking during the launch of the book, industrialist Upendra Mahato said the main message of the book is that Khusi or happiness should be shared with everyone and the more you share it the more it increases.

“There is no need to search for happiness outside. Individuals should try to find real happiness within themselves,” he said.   

Meanwhile, author Pandey claimed that the book tries to dwell on various dynamics of life. While also becoming candid about his past, Pandey revealed the names of various people who helped him during difficult periods of his life.

On the occasion, Pandey announced that a huge chunk of the proceeds from the sales of the book will go to Ful Kumari Mahato Trust.

Former Prime Ministers Pushpa Kamal Dahal, Sher Bahadur Deuba, Lokendra Bahadur Chand, parliamentarians, senior officials, diplomats and other distinguished figures were present at the book launching ceremony.