Justice (Sushila Karki)

This compelling autobiography is written by Sushila Karki, the first woman Chief Justice of Nepal and the first woman Prime Minister of Nepal. The book presents a powerful and honest account of her personal journey, legal career, judicial leadership, and historic political role in shaping modern Nepal. It reflects on her early life, education, and years of legal practice, offering readers a deeper understanding of the path that led her to the highest positions in both the judiciary and government. The book also examines Nepal’s political transformations and highlights the crucial role of the judiciary during periods of instability and constitutional challenges. Sushila Karki candidly shares the pressures she faced as Chief Justice, including landmark verdicts, ethical dilemmas, institutional resistance, impeachment efforts, political interference, and public controversies, all presented with clarity and courage. As Nepal’s first woman Prime Minister, her story stands as a landmark narrative of leadership, resilience, integrity, and women’s empowerment, making this autobiography an essential non-fiction read for anyone interested in law, governance, politics, ethics, and contemporary Nepali history.

✓ Author: Sushila Karki – Nepal’s first woman Chief Justice and Prime Minister
✓ Publisher: Book Hill Publications
✓ Genre: Autobiography / Non-fiction
✓ Language: Nepali
✓ Total Pages: Approximately 360 pages