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Bal Bahadur Gharti Magar Early Life and Education Bal Bahadur Gharti Magar is a Nepalese scholar, researcher, and writer specializing in the anthropology, culture, and traditions of the Magar community. He was born in Nepal and pursued higher education in anthropology and economic development policy. Gharti holds two master’s degrees: Master’s Degree in Economic Development Policy – Hiroshima University, Japan (2020) Master’s Degree in Anthropology – Tribhuvan University, Nepal (2011) Career Gharti is currently affiliated with the Department of Water Resources and Irrigation, where he serves in the Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project in Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, Nepal. His research focuses on indigenous knowledge systems, cultural heritage, and economic development. Literary and Research Contributions Books Magar Sanskar (Magar Rituals) (2013) – An ethnographic study on Magar rituals, festivals, traditional dances, folk songs, cuisine, and clothing. Bepatta (Disappeared) (2012) – A novel exploring themes of unemployment, armed conflict, and disappearances in Rolpa. Hiund ko Pahilo Din (First Day of Winter) (2004) – A social fiction novel set in Rolpa, interweaving a love story with local customs and traditions. Research Articles "Sarange Dance: A Traditional Artform of the Magar Community," Indigenous Nationalities Studies, 2(2), 2024. "Presentation Process and Cultural Significance of Sairala and Bhairala Folk Songs in the Magar Community," Magar Studies, 4(3), 2024. "Clan Structure and Kinship System of the Magar Community," Journal of Magar Heritage, 1(1), 2024. Conference Papers "Namka: The Magar Tradition of Land Worship," Bhumya Bishesh on Nepal Academy, Kathmandu, 2024. "Nokobange Dance: A Cultural Symbol and Social Bridge of the Magar," Magar Academic Debate, Kathmandu, 2021. "Rural Household's Preference for a Resettlement Program in Nepal: A Randomized Conjoint Experiment in Sarumarani Rural Municipality Ward No-3, Pyuthan," The 7th JASID Western Japan Research Meeting, Hiroshima, Japan, 2020. Curriculum Development Gharti has played a key role in developing local curriculum-based textbooks for primary education in rural municipalities such as Sunchhahari, Paribartan, Madi, and Nishikhola. Awards and Recognitions Gopal Chandra Pragya Puraskar (2017) – Honored for his contributions to literature and cultural preservation. Magar Writer Association, Pokhara (2010) – Recognized for his efforts in uplifting the Magar community. Eighteen Magarat Magar Academy, Kalanki, Kathmandu (2009) – Honored for promoting Magar culture and language. Cultural Corporation, Jamal, Kathmandu (2008) – Commended during the "National Cultural Fair 2066." Lalit Sahitya Parisad, Rolpa (2008) – Awarded the "Khobilal Hukumadevi Pratibha Puraskar" for literary excellence. Legacy Bal Bahadur Gharti Magar continues to contribute to Nepalese literature, research, and cultural preservation, particularly focusing on indigenous knowledge, development policies, and the identity of the Magar community.

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