From village trails to nationwide fame, Mahabir Pun has turned his life story into a movement! The renowned social entrepreneur and Magsaysay Award winner has sold an astonishing 2.16 lakh copies of his autobiography, Mahabir Pun: Samjhana, Sapana ra Abiral Yatra, in just 463 days. This incredible feat has raised nearly 12 crore rupees, all dedicated to reviving the Krishi Aujar Karkhana in Birgunj, a factory to boost Nepal’s agricultural innovation.
Pun’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. Born in a remote village in Myagdi, he overcame countless challenges in bringing wireless technology to Nepal’s Himalayas. His book, published by the National Innovation Center, details his struggles, dreams, and tireless work for rural development. Traveling over 15,000 kilometers across 38 districts, Pun’s door-to-door book sales have sparked a wave of public support, with each copy priced at 750 rupees.
This isn’t just about selling books—it’s about building a future. The funds are fueling the National Innovation Center, which Pun founded to drive research and development for Nepal’s economic growth. His efforts have not only revived a struggling factory but also inspired countless Nepalis to support community-driven innovation. From schools to bazaars, people are buying his autobiography to contribute to this vision.
Pun’s story shows the power of one person’s dedication. His nationwide tour continues to draw young supporters, eager to join his mission for a better Nepal. By combining education, technology, and grassroots efforts, Mahabir Pun is writing a new chapter for the nation—one book at a time.
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