On Shrawan 25, 2081, the Library Sections of Khwopa Engineering College and Khwopa College of Engineering jointly hosted an engaging interaction program centered around the book My Soviet Memories. The event provided a platform for students, faculty, and guests to explore and discuss the experiences and insights shared in the book.

"My Soviet Memories," authored by senior engineer Ram Bindu Shrestha, takes readers on a compelling journey through his experiences in the Soviet Union. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and historical context, Shrestha offers a unique perspective on his time studying and working in the USSR, shedding light on engineering practices, education, and cultural exchanges of that era.

Engineer Ram Bindu Shrestha, the author of "My Soviet Memories," shared his reasons for writing the book and how his time in the Soviet Union shaped his professional and personal life. The audience was particularly intrigued by Shrestha's insights into the Soviet education system and its influence on his engineering career.

The event provided a platform for participants to ponder over the cultural and technological exchanges between Nepal and the Soviet Union, and their relevance to modern engineering education. The attendees, in their feedback, expressed their deep appreciation for the profound historical insights and professional wisdom embedded in "My Soviet Memories."

Remarks from key figures of both colleges further enriched the program. Er. Sujan Maka, Principal of Khwopa Engineering College, expressed his delight at the event's success, emphasizing the importance of such interactions in broadening the intellectual horizons of both students and faculty. Er. Sunil Duwal, Principal of Khwopa College of Engineering, also shared insightful remarks, underscoring the value of cross-cultural understanding and historical perspective in shaping future engineers.

Er. Ratnashova Prajapati, Vice Principal of Khwopa College of Engineering, Ms. Jastara Koju, Head of the Library Section, and Mr. Bishnu Prasad Karmacharya also contributed their thoughts on the book, making the interaction a rich tapestry of perspectives and insights.