From a factory floor in Kathmandu to a classroom in New York City, a young man embarks on a quest for a better future.

In the bustling factories of 1990s Kathmandu, amidst political upheaval and economic change, Sanman Thapa, a determined young factory worker, finds himself at the center of a fight for dignity and basic rights. Struggling to balance grueling shifts with his education, Sanman discovers the power of unity as he and his fellow workers challenge a system built to exploit them.

This gripping memoir paints a vivid picture of resilience, solidarity, and the human spirit. Through personal struggles, unbreakable friendships, and hard-fought victories, A Fight for a Cup of Chai reveals the untold story of Nepal’s labor movement during a time of national transformation.

Blending the harsh realities of factory life with the rich culture and aspirations of a nation, this is a powerful tale of courage, hope, and the enduring fight for justice. Perfect for readers who love social justice, history, and heartfelt storytelling.