This paper examines the theme of Agape Love in Khrawkupar Kharlukhi's novel Ka Sympa. Agape Love is a form of selfless and unconditional love that cares for the well-being of others without expecting anything in return. The study analyses how this type of love is reflected through the character of Pamen and his relationship with Sympa. It is based on the ideas of C. S. Lewis, Martin Luther King, R. T. Rymbai and Gary Chapman. The findings show that Pamen expresses Agape Love by caring, protecting, teaching, and guiding Sympa even though they are not related by blood. His actions show that true love is expressed through kindness, compassion, and sacrifice rather than family ties or personal gain. The study concludes that Ka Sympa highlights the importance of Agape Love in building strong human relationships and creating a caring and harmonious society.