My Happy Family

Irshita Regmi

My Happy FamilyI have a wonderful and happy family. I live with my mother, father and sister. My parents take very good care of me. I love them very much. We love to play games and eat our meals together. I enjoy being with my family.

Haku

Sataakshi Shrestha

HakuMy dog’s name is Haku. The meaning of my dog’s name is black in newari language. He like to play with me. He belongs to the pug species. He is five years old. He eats dog food. His fur is mix of black and white. He can jump, sit and do high five. He has his own bed. He stays in kennel. He usually breaks his toys. He likes to go for a walk with my brother.

Cars

Aarav Kalika

CarsLong ago, people used horses. The horses were going to be replaced when one man built the first gas car. It had three wheels. It was very slow and could only carry around 20 to 30 kg. Then, Henry Ford made the car cheap and also gave it 4 wheels.How do they work?A car is made up of more than 30,000 parts. The main part is the engine. The engine takes gas for power. The engine is also connected to the transmission, which helps a car change its speed. In manual cars, there is a handbrake which drivers also use to drift.Automatic and Manual CarsManual CarsHow they work: The driver must change the gears by hand using a lever.The third pedal: These cars have three pedals on the floor, which are the gas, brake, and clutch. The driver presses the clutch every time they change gears.Why people like them: People like them because they have more control over the vehicle, and they can also drift.Starting the car: You have a key and you have to manually start the car, which is a little hard because you can make mistakes.Automatic CarsHow they work: The car changes gears automatically, so if you have the car in drive, you only have to press the gas and the brake.The two pedals: Automatic cars only have two pedals, which are the brake and gas.Why people like them: People like them because it is easier and they don't have to worry about the gears.Starting the car: You just have to press a button while holding the brake to start the car.Electric CarsElectric cars are taking over because oil prices are very, very high, so many people are buying electric cars.Fun Facts About All CarsThere was a car called The American Dream, and it was a limousine. It was the longest car ever.The first speeding ticket: In 1904, a driver sped 12 miles per hour in a 5-mile-per-hour school zone in the USA. The driver's name was Harry Myers.The most expensive car sold at auction: This was a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR. It was sold for 143 million dollar.1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLRIt is a luxury and exemplary car. Only two of them were ever made in the world by Mercedes-Benz.SummaryFrom the invention of the first gas-powered car in 1886 to modern, clean electric vehicles, car history features amazing inventions like the ultra-rare 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR, which became the world's most expensive car when it sold for $143 million.

Bird Flu

Ian Dhungana Mainali

Bird FluBird flu also called avian influenza, is a disease that mainly affects birds like chickens, ducks,and turkeys. Most of the time it only spreads between birds, but in some cases people can catch ittoo. Even though this doesn’t happen very often, it is still something that health experts keep aneye on because it can become a serious problem.Wild birds are one of the main ways the virus spreads. They can carry the virus without lookingsick and pass it on to farm birds through water, food, or direct contact. If bird flu gets into apoultry farm, it can spread very quickly. This can cause a lot of birds to become sick, andfarmers sometimes have to cull the whole flock to stop it spreading. This can be really expensiveand can affect the food supply as well. It is rare for humans to get bird flu, but it has happened before. Most people who have caught it have had close contact with infected birds. The symptoms are similar to the normal flu at first, like a fever, cough, etc. In some cases, it can become much more serious and cause breathing problems.That’s why doctors and scientists still take it seriously. Scientists also worry that the virus could change over time. If it keeps getting stronger, it might spread more easily between people. This hasn’t happened on a large scale, but researchers are still studying it so they can be prepared if anything changes in the future.There are ways to help stop bird flu from spreading. Farmers use good hygiene and keep wildbirds away from their poultry when possible. Government also monitor outbreaks and actquickly if the virus is found. For everyone else, it’s important to avoid touching sick or deadbirds, wash your hands after handling the bird, and make sure chicken and eggs are cookedproperly before eating them.In conclusion, bird flu is not something that most people will ever catch, but it is still animportant disease to know about. It can affect birds, farmers, and sometimes other people too. Bylearning about it and taking simple precautions, we can help reduce the risk and protect bothanimals and humans. Because of bird flu we can say that there is a shortage of chickens and many other birds we eat normally. This also causes shortages of our favorite dishes like momo, Chicken roast, and Burgers. Until the bird flu ends we won't be able to enjoy some of our favorite dishes.

सधैँ खुसी रहने मान्छे: मेरो हजुरबुबा

Shreeda Risal

सधैँ खुसी रहने मान्छे: मेरो हजुरबुबातपाईं बिहानको उज्यालो,हरेक रातमा चम्किरहने तारातपाईंको सल्लाह नरम तर, बलियो तपाईंका कथाहरू नदीहरू जस्तै बग्छन्साहस र प्रेमले भरिएका।हरेक हाँसो र हरेक दु:ख,तपाईंले हाम्रो राख्नुहुन्छ कति ख्याल सम्झाउनुहुन्छ हामीलाई हरेक समयमा, नजिक वा टाढाहुनुहुन्छ तपाईं हाम्रो मार्गदर्शक ।तपाईंको नरम हृदय, प्रयास अझै पनि हरेक क्षण उज्यालो हुन्छ।वर्षहरू बित्न सक्छन्, संसार परिवर्तन हुन सक्छ,तर तपाईंको प्रेम कहिल्यै हराउने छैन म गर्वका साथ बताउने छु,किनकि तपाईं हरेक दिन मेरो शक्ति हुनुहुन्छ ।गर्नुभयाे तपाईंले मेरो लागि धेरै अब, तपाईंलाई खुशी पार्ने समय आएको छम तपाईंलाई जति तिर्नुपर्ने हो त्यति त तिर्न सक्दिन होला तर, मेरो एउटै चाहना तपाईंलाई खुसी देख्नु हो घर शान्त हुनुको कारण तपाईं हुनुहुन्छहामी सधैँ प्रेरित हुनुको कारण तपाईं नै हुनुहुन्छ।

Problems

Bimarsh Raj Ghimire

ProblemsProblems are a common phenomenon faced in everyday life. I feel problems. I believe people often undermine and disregard problems for what they truly are. We see problems simply as faults. Let us look at this from another perspective; someone can be perfectly healthy or doing well. Yet, they will still have problems. Sometimes it may be pet peeves, and sometimes it may be unfulfilled goals. However, when the same person is sick or is met with a drastic circumstance, all of his problems will fade, only to leave one; recovering.The same way, everyday we look at various things and call them problems regarding them as just negative. However, these problems aren’t there to only represent the bad. In fact, a problem is a sign that everything else is going right. After all, we usually only have one or a few problems at the end of the day. When viewing a journey, people will think a journey without problems is good. Though, can a journey without problems even be called one? For example, let us take the case of a gambler. The gambler has spent all his life and money on betting games and one day passed away. When he reaches heaven, in front of him lies a casino machine. He pulls the lever, a lucky spin, and he wins. He is overjoyed, as he did it first try. He will continue to pull levers repeatedly,feeling fully content, until he decides to stop. After a dozen or two, the excitement will start to fade. The problem was winning a rare occurrence, but now that the issue is resolved, he ends up experiencing the opposite. Not having a problem is suffering. And has the gambler really reached heaven? Or has he reached a false promised paradise?Likewise, one must acknowledge a problem. A problem causes change, adaptation, regret, and work. Without a problem, there will be no growth. Without a problem, there is no solution and neither is there a journey. The very embodiment of a problem is what gives life purpose. Through the application of this theory, many problems can be faced in life. However, there are exceptions to everything. Regarding this theory, one must learn not all problems of his knowledge are his own. Being reliant or reliable are situationally good; however, it is solemn we must remain that way. The core and root of the problem are what oneself must focus on. For, if one man attempts to carry the burdens of the world, he will find himself ennuied or incapable of eureka and catharsis, such as Sisyphus.Forevermore it will remain imperative that, just like the problem, there will never be a straight and flawless answer to a moral/dilemma-like topic such as this. Thus, to my conclusion, problems are not to be taken negatively, but to be taken as a sign and possibility of change and improvement. The regret that causes problems should not be a burden to bear, for the very rise of regret is the sign of change which makes one wish to have changed their course. One must be resilient and adaptive, all the while focusing on themself and the root of the problem. And sometimes, it is right to turn the other cheek, just as the verses and the teachings of the three wise monkeys have shown us.

FIFA World Cup

Bivansh Khatiwada

FIFA World CupThe FIFA World Cup is the biggest international football tournament in the world. National teams from many countries compete to become the world champions. It is one of the largest sporting events and is watched by millions of people around the world.The FIFA World Cup is held every four years. The first FIFA World Cup was held in 1930 in Uruguay. Today, it is one of the most exciting sports tournaments, bringing together the best football players from different countries.I enjoy watching the FIFA World Cup because the matches are exciting, and I like cheering for my favorite team.