Kathmandu. Senior singer Chandrakala Shah has been awarded. Senior singer Shah has been awarded the 'Kanhaiya Singh Pariyar Music Award 2078' organized by Tikagopal Digital M Creation in the capital on Tuesday.

Senior singer Sambhujit Baskota and law and constitutionalist Bhimarjun Acharya presented him with a cash award of Rs 51,000 and a dosalla. Presenting the award to singer Shahal at the event, senior singer Baskota said that the state and union organizations should also honor and reward Shrestha for her great contribution.

He also lamented that Shah, who had been working for Radio Nepal for a long time, was fired from his job by Radio Nepal without any respect.

"There are instances where some organizations have fired their employees who had worked for a short time with respect. Chandrakala Didi, who has been working for almost three decades, is saddened by the sudden dismissal of such a big organization by government media Radio Nepal without any respect," said singer Baskota.

Baskota said that the senior singer Shah, who was born in Dang district, should be respected by the Lumbini state government. Similarly, Acharya, a law and constitutionalist, said that he had been listening to the voice of singer Shah for many years and expressed the view that the artist was a part of the state.

He said that the state should treat the singer Shah, who has made a great contribution in arts and communication, with high esteem and respect. The organizer of the program Kanhaiya Singh Pariyar commemorated the father and mother who gave birth to him and said that the award program was organized in honor of senior singer Shah who has made a significant contribution in the field of music and communication in the country.

He also said that the contribution of the scholars will be appreciated and respected in the days to come. Veteran singer Shah said that she has received some awards before this and added that this latest award has also added to her pride.

She said that she was preparing to publish a book related to music in the coming days and would spend Rs. 51,000 on the same book. Singer Shah also said that the names of various organizations and individuals who have honored and rewarded her will be mentioned in the book.

"I am proud of this honor. I am preparing to publish a book related to music. I will put this award in the same book today and remember everyone forever," said singer Shah. The program was managed by Madhav Raj Kharel, President of Power International Media Nepal.