My Family

Kaustubh Dhoj Pandey

My FamilyI have six members in my family. I have grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, and my little sister. I love playing chess with my father. I enjoy playing board games like snakes and ladders with my grandpa. I love my family.

Art

Sayomi Rai

Art Art is my favourite subject because I love drawing and painting. Drawing is my favourite thing to do in my free time. I have loved art since I was three years old. At home, I often draw and paint whenever I have free time. I became interested in art because I enjoy making beautiful and realistic drawings. I use paint, paintbrushes, coloured pencils, canvas, and art books to create paintings and drawings. Art has helped me improve my drawing skills and become more creative. I also learned many new things in my Saturday art class. I learned how to draw a simple girl without a face. I also learn art at school, where I enjoy creating different kinds of artwork. Art is taught in every school and is also educational. It helps us become creative and express our ideas. I love art because it is fun, interesting, and makes me happy.

Albert Einstein's Childhood

Abhinya Ghimire

Albert Einstein is one of the most brilliant people and scientists in history. And there were many signs of his genius from the earliest days of his life. Albert was born into a family that already had its fair share of smart people.Albert Einstein was a really big and smart scientist from the start. He was born on March 14, 1879, in the southern German town of Ulm. His father's name is Hermann Einstein, who was excellent in mathematics. And his mother's name is Pauline Einstein, who had a gift for the arts, especially in music. Albert rarely spoke in the first few years, which was strange, but as he started to talk, he had a strange habit of speaking his sentences very softly over and over again. But, at the age of 5, he became ill. And on his birthday, he got a compass as his gift from his father. Young Albert was utterly fascinated by the gift. He was shocked by how the compass was reacting to an invisible force rather than touching objects. It wasn’t enough that he was fascinated, but he also wanted to know how and why it happened. He also thought in an unusual way. He would always think about science and spend his free time thinking. When he got a little older, he went to a German city called Munich, and he was the only Jewish boy in his new school. But, after 2 to 3 years, there was a surprise! His little sister, Maria, was born. Her nickname was Maja.When Albert attended school, he was nervous, but didn’t give up. He joined a school called Petersschule, a school which was known for its high academic standards. And the school fitted him perfectly. He turned out to be an excellent student. He got higher marks than anyone else. When he got older, he attended another school called Luitpold Gymnasium. His favorite classes were those involving mathematics and science. He spends a lot of time studying and knowing more about math and science.Then again, Albert joins another school called the Swiss Federal Polytechnic. And he needed to be 18 to join the school, but he was only 17. Because of his brilliant mind, the school accepted him anyway. But sadly, after some months, Albert gave up his German citizenship with his parent's approval. And he became a Swiss citizen in 1901, and he was stateless for nearly 5 years. When he was studying in Gymnasium, he didn’t like the way the school taught. But instead, Albert studied all by himself and he knew way more than his teachers.Albert's childhood passed by playing the violin and piano with his mother. He enjoyed thinking about science and was smart from the start.

The Tale Of The Princes In The Tower

Sarvani Manandhar

The Tale Of The Princes In The TowerOn April 9th, 1483, King Edward IV of England died, passing the throne to one of his two sons, soon-to-be King Edward V. At the time of their father's death, Edward and Richard (Edward IV's second son) were just 12 (Edward V) and 9 (Richard, Prince of Wales). However, the former King Edward IV's brother, now known as Richard III, seized the throne from the 12-year-old Edward by making excuses such as delaying the coronation, executing Edward V's maternal uncle, etc. Suddenly, Richard III ordered both the boys (Edward V and Richard, Prince of Wales) to the Tower of London, which was considered quite normal at the time as many future kings awaited their coronations there. But as to why Richard, Prince of Wales, was there remains a mystery. The siblings could be seen by the people outside in the gardens playing together and laughing for a short period of time. Every day the boys seemed to appear less and less, from outside in the gardens to looking out the windows, to no trace of them at all. Most people believe that Richard III sent someone to murder the boys, whereas some believe the boys suffered some kind of illness and died because of it. Shortly after the boys were ordered to the Tower of London by their uncle, Richard III began by claiming his right to the throne and putting down Edward V's and Richard, Prince of Wales's right to the throne by stating that his late brother, Edward IV, had signed a pre-contract to marry another woman before marrying Edward V and Richard, Prince of Wales's mother, Elizabeth Woodville Grey. Under the medieval canon law, this would make the marriage between Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville bigamous and invalid, making Edward V, Richard, Prince of Wales, and the other five daughters they had, bastards (meaning that the children were not fit to claim the throne). After justifying this, Richard III took the throne and the princes were never seen again. Well, at least not the real boys.In 1485, Henry VII killed Richard III in battle, making him the King of England, and during his reign, many young boys came before Henry VII and his wife (one of the daughters of Edward IV) and claimed to be Richard, Prince of Wales. A rather famous example of this was Perkin Warbeck, who claimed to be Richard, Prince of Wales. He said that his older brother had been murdered and he had been smuggled to Europe. This was false (at least according to the Tudor government) and poor Perkin was hanged. But in 1674, everything changed when two skeletons were found under the Tower of London's stairs and were proven to be 8-to-12-year-olds' bones. Further DNA testing has been refused by current King Charles III, but many still believe they are the real princes.

नेपालको संस्कृति र विशेषता

Sophia Shrestha

नेपाल भन्नेबित्तिकै बहुधार्मिक, बहुसांस्कृतिक देश भन्ने बुझिन्छ । नेपाललाई उद्यानमा फुलेका थरीथरीका फूलबारीको रूपमा पनि हेर्न सकिन्छ। हरेक व्यक्तिको आफ्नै धर्म तथा संस्कृति हुन्छ। विभिन्न जातजाति, धर्मको आफ्नै संस्कृति हुन्छ। नेपालको परिचय नै बहुसांस्कृतिक रहेको छ। मानिसहरू विभिन्न ठाउँबाट नेपाल आउँछन् र यहाँका विभिन्न चाडपर्व, रीतिरिवाज, संस्कृति, बोल्ने शैली हेर्दै रमाउँछन्। नेपाललाई हाम्राे संस्कृतिहरूले नै विशेष बनाएको छ।नेपालमा फरक फरक धर्म मान्ने व्यक्तिहरूको बसोबास छ। हरेक धर्मको छुट्टै आस्था र विश्वास हुन्छ। यहाँ सबै धर्म, जातजातिको सम्मान गरिन्छ। यो परम्परागत रूपमा चलिआएको छ। नेपालमा धेरै पर्यटकहरू शान्ति खोज्न आउँछन् । यहाँका चाडपर्वमा रमाउँदै हाँसखेल गर्छन्। यसले हाम्रो देश नेपालको प्रकृति, सहिष्णुता तथा संस्कृति, विविधताभित्रकाे एकतालाई झल्काउँछ। पर्यटकहरू नेपालमा आएर हाम्रो देशको आर्थिक वृद्धि हुन्छ। यसले भविष्यमा निकै राम्रो प्रभाव पार्छ।हामीले हाम्रो संस्कृतिको सम्मान गर्नु हाम्रो महत्त्वपूर्ण काम हो। परम्परादेखि आएको चालचलनलाई हामीले हराउन दिनु हुँदैन। यो लोप हुनु भनेको आफ्नो अस्तित्व हराउनु जस्तो हो। नेपालमा संस्कृतिको महत्त्व निकै रहेको छ। संस्कृति भनेको हाम्रो गौरव हो। यसबाट हामीले गौरव गर्न सिक्नुपर्छ। हाम्रो नेपालमा पाहुनालाई सम्मान गर्ने चलन पनि रहेको छ। संस्कृतिमा यसको लागि भनाइ पनि रहेको छ, “अतिथि देवो भवः।” यसको अर्थ पाहुना भनेको भगवानसरह हो। त्यसैले पाहुनाको सम्मान गर्नु पनि हाम्रो संस्कृति नै हो।नेपाललाई बुद्ध जन्मेको देश भनेर पनि चिनिन्छ। बुद्धलाई शान्तिको प्रतीककाे रूपम पनि लिइन्छ। नेपालमा विभिन्न जनावरहरूलाई पनि पूजा गर्ने चलन रहेको छ। नेपालमा जनावरहरूलाई पुज्ने र मान दिने चलन हुनु नेपालको एक विशेषता पनि रहेको छ।हाम्रो देश नेपालमा राम्रो संस्कृति मात्र छैन। नराम्रो कुसंस्कार र कुप्रथाहरू पनि रहेका छन्। नेपालीहरूको बानी भने जहाँ पायो त्यहाँ फोहोर गर्ने चलन छ। महिलाहरूलाई महिनावारी हुँदा अलग राख्ने, छाउपडीमा राख्ने प्रथा पनि रहेको छ। गाउँघरमा यस्ता कुप्रथाहरूले आजसम्म पनि जराे गाडेकाे छ। काेही मानिस बिरामी भयो भने धामीझाँक्रीकहाँ लैजाने चलन छ।नेपाली संस्कृतिमा नेपालको लोकबाजाहरू पनि पर्छन्। शङ्खघण्ट, पञ्चेबाजा, मादल, बाँसुरी, डम्फु, मुर्चुङ्गाजस्ता बाजाहरूकाे आआफ्नै महत्त्व रहेकाे छ । लाेपाेन्मुख यी बाजाहरूकाे संरक्षण गर्नु हाम्रो कर्तव्य रहेको छ। अन्त्यमा, नेपालको पहिचान र विशेषता नेपाली संस्कृतिमा आधारित रहेको छ।

Fear

Niva Shrestha

Fear, Such a strange feeling it is. If you ask me what my fear is, It is fear itself that isn’t clear. What is fear? Why is fear? Do we fear when death draws near? Or, When do we have someone dear? Kids fear clowns as well as the dark, They fear being left alone in the park. Teenagers fear losing their spark, Wondering if they’ll be able to leave a mark. Adults fear the dreams they’ve left untouched, And old souls fear they’ve lost too much. We spend our lives trying to outrun fear, Yet it's always waiting, always so near. Some fear happiness, many fear pain, Some fear that life has slowly drained. Maybe fear is the price of care, The invisible evidence that it was there. For isn’t life a momentary flame, Gone before we can even properly name? Why spend every moment blind, Battling perspectives of the mind. Perhaps fear was never the foe, But a friend with nowhere else to go. For those who’ve never feared at all Have not known life’s truest call.

आफ्नाे बारेमा

Amaya Giri Tiwari

आफ्नाे बारेमामेरो नाम अमाया गिरी हो। म कक्षा १ मा पढ्छु। मेरो विद्यालयको नाम डियरवाक हो। म ६ वर्षकी भएँ । मेरी आमाको नाम निलीमा हो। मेरो बुबाको नाम सौरभ हो। मलाई साथीहरूसँग खेल्न र पढ्न मन पर्छ। मलाई रातो रङ मन पर्छ । मलाई स्याउ खान मन पर्छ । मलाई मेरो परिवारको माया लाग्छ ।