Harsha Bahadur Budha Magar

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Harsha Bahadur Bura Magar is a famous social worker and scholar of Nepal. He was the first PhD degree holder in political science from Magar community in Nepal. His contributions in different fields inspire others to follow his path.

Birth place[]

Harsha Bahadur Bura Magar was born at Harichaur VDC-6, Galkot, Baglung District, Dhaulagiri Zone, Nepal in 1937 (Bikram Sambat 1984,Kartik 3).^[1][2] His father's name was Bhakta Bahadur Bura Magar and mother was Devikala Bura Magar. He presently lives at Lalitpur Sub Metropolitan City-4, , Nepal.

Education[]

Bura Magar started his education from Hindi Urdu Middle English School, Digboi, India in 1945. He passed the Army Special Certificate of Education Exam in Second Division from in 1953. He passed I.A. from Ilahabad, India in 1960. He became a graduate from Agra University, India in 1963. He got a master's degree in political science from Tribhuvan University, Nepal in 1967. In 1991, he got a PhD degree in political science from Patna University, India.^[3]

Works[]

Magar had published 17 books by 2000.^[4] The books ranged across biography, history, literature, linguistic and politics. 15 out of 17 books were written in the Nepali language whereas two of them were written in English.

Awards[]

Burma Star, , India Service Medal, , South East Asia, Indian Independence Medal, , Shree 5 Birendra Rajyavishek Medal, , etc.^[5]

See also[]

• Magar people

References[]