Kamal P Malla
Kamal Prakash Malla was a linguist, historian and an essayist. His writings are collected in The Road to Nowhere and From Literature to Culture.
Bahunvada: Myth or reality?
ARCHIVE: The Kathmandu essayist on the history of ethnic hierarchy in modern Nepal (1992).
Nov 19, 2018
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