Samvaidhanik Patni

Britain-based diasporic writer Krishna Bajgai has been serving Nepali language literature for the past 21 years outside Nepal. Founding President of Contemporary Literature Foundation UK, Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Migration Research, editing and publishing a literary web magazine called Contemporary Literature (samakalinsahitya.com) for the past 14 years. Bajgai, who has worked at the leadership level of various national and international literary organizations, has received various national and international awards and honors. His Niatra Tribhuvan University, Purvanchal University and Lumbini Buddhist University are being studied in undergraduate courses, while a short story is being studied in Nepali school in Myanmar (Burma) in class 9. 'Constitutional Wife' is the fourth collection of short stories by Bajgai, author of 13 works. Before this, his short story collections Yantravat (2064), Roadmap (2065), Kavach (2072) have been published. In the short story collection 'Constitutional Wife', there is a vivid reflection of the experiences and feelings of today's Nepali and diasporic life and society. In the stories of the collection, there is sharp satire on social, political, economic, administrative and love and sexual relations of Nepal. Most of the short stories in this collection, which end in a twist ending, have become palatable due to their curious style, interesting, shocking, intense and mysterious plot.