Readers of Sahityapost can now have easy access to Sahityapost contents as the platform launches its mobile application on Sunday. The app was officially launched during Sahityapost Uttam Puraskar award ceremony at Apex Business Hotel, Airport.
The app is available for download on both the Google Play Store for Android and Apple App Store for iPhones and iPads under the name Sahityapost. With this new app, readers can now have quick and easy access to Sahityapost contents, which they have been reading so far through the Sahityapost website, now in a more user-friendly and mobile-optimized format.
Along with literary works across various genres by different authors, the app features a dedicated digital library with thousands of books in Nepali, ranging from classical to contemporary. The digital library includes both audio and text formats, making it more engaging for a wider and diverse audience.
One must be a member of the digital library to gain access. Nepali readers can enjoy an annual subscription for just NPR 1,000, while international users can access the service at a yearly rate of USD 100. The subscription will open access to more than one thousands books in Nepali.
The app was introduced to make Nepali literature easily accessible to readers across the world at an affordable price.
