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Dr. Nawa Raj Subba has made notable contributions to Nepali literature, music, and research, particularly in the fields of poetry, Ghazals, patriotic songs, essays, public health, and cultural studies. His works reflect a strong engagement with Nepali culture, society, and the well-being of its people, addressing themes such as national identity, emotional expression, and social consciousness. His patriotic songs emphasize Nepal's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and the unity found in its diversity, while his Ghazals delve into human emotions like love and longing, blending traditional and contemporary elements.

Beyond his literary creations, Dr. Subba has conducted research that provides valuable insights into Nepali culture and societal dynamics. His poetry collections, including Jiwan Mero Sabdakoshma, Yatra Adha Satabdiko, Chitkar, and Bich Batoma Byujhera, showcase his lyrical and thematic range. His essay collections, Manko Majheri and Samako Swad, further establish his role as an essayist contributing to Nepali literature.

In the domain of cultural studies, Dr. Subba’s works, such as Kirat Limbu Sanstriti, Tungdunge Mundhum, and The Genealogy of Phyang Samba, offer significant scholarly contributions to understanding the Kirat civilization and its cultural heritage. These creative and academic works provide a valuable resource for exploring Nepali literature, music, and cultural studies.