Read the Bhagavad Gita in Nepali (नेपाली)

The Bhagavad Gita is read all over Nepal and by Nepali speakers everywhere, but a clear, gentle Nepali reading of the whole text — verse by verse, with the original Sanskrit beside it — is surprisingly hard to find online. Gita Daily offers exactly that: every one of the 701 verses with a Nepali translation (नेपाली अनुवाद) and a short context, free to read.

What you get in Nepali

On every verse you can switch the translation to Nepali (नेपाली) and read the meaning in plain, natural Nepali — not a word-for-word transliteration of Hindi, but genuine Nepali with its own grammar and voice. Alongside it you'll find the original Sanskrit, and you can switch to Hindi (हिन्दी) or English whenever you like. Each verse also carries a short note of context, so you're never reading a line out of nowhere.

A note on the translation

The Nepali translations are carefully prepared and are being refined with native-speaker review, so if a line can read more naturally, it will keep improving over time. The aim is simple: that a Nepali reader feels the verse was written for them, in their own language.

Where to begin

A gentle first chapter to read in Nepali is Chapter 2 — often called the heart of the Gita. From there, Chapter 12 on devotion is short and warm. Or open the full chapter index and pick wherever you feel drawn. A good single verse to sit with is Bhagavad Gita 2.47.

On your phone, in Nepali

The free Gita Daily app keeps the Nepali reading in your pocket, adds a verse each day, and lets you start from a mood to find a verse for the moment — all with the Nepali, Hindi and English translations together. The whole scripture stays free, always.