A letter to the UN
Subigya Raj Kharel
A letter to the UNDear UN,I hope this letter finds you well. I mean, you must be well. Your flags are arranged, conferences are scheduled and statements are drafted. The world sure must look very organized from inside your spotless glass walls in New York. But I must apologize, I’d like you to burst out of this little bubble for once.Let’s talk history. You were built after a war which nearly ended the world. You were meant for peace, cooperation and protection of the vulnerable. A noble mission indeed. That mission, however, appears to have been sealed away in a drawer somewhere between the boardrooms and the vetoes, never to be opened again. Now, let's discuss the well-known Security Council. The room where decisions that impact the entire planet are made. A place where it would make sense to expect equality and fairness, wouldn't it? Wrong! Because we have the big boys, the Permanent Five. They hold an exclusive power: the veto. I'm still baffled as to why you would grant five nations the authority to revoke an entire resolution.For instance, the world watched in disbelief as your Security Council attempted to react to Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The violence was being denounced by numerous countries. However, Russia simply just blocked the entire peace resolution by using the veto. Thus, the attacker took on the role of judge. In the recent Israel-Palestine conflict, a similar situation occurred. Every time civilian protection was proposed, it was rejected. The debate came to an end when the United States intervened with its veto. They quite literally had aTrump card (no pun intended).Now, the part you’ve been waiting for, peacekeeping. And congratulations, this is the part of you that people still admire. Our Samajik (Social Studies) teacher is absolutely obsessed with the fact that Nepal also sends peace armies to many parts of the world. Now, I noticed a pattern here. The majority of these peacekeepers come from countries like Nepal, India, Bangladesh,Rwanda and Ghana. Countries that do not have shiny veto buttons or luxurious seats at your most important table. They are simply expected to pack their bags, fly across continents and stand between warring forces because someone has to do it. And the most concerning part is that the decisions that send these soldiers abroad are made by those who never have to see the battlefield. Those who sit in slick conference rooms, fiddling with microphones and repeating words like cooperation and stability as though they are synonymous with success. Irony writes itself. The definition of peace cannot be shaped by those who risk their lives for it. Decisions are not made by those who make sacrifices. Is this fair?April 1994. Does it ring a bell? If not, let me remind you about the quiet tragedy that occurred in the beautiful nation of Rwanda. The genocide unfolded in slow motion, every hour, every minute, every second.It;s not like peacekeepers weren’t alreadythere, they were. They were the witnesses of the panic in the streets and the endless pleading. But they were under orders to watch and to observe. Because in New York, in the Security Council chamber, the debate was still circling around mandates and formal approvals. Lives were being erased faster than resolutions could be typed. By the time the world finally agreed to act, nearly one million people were gone. May their souls rest in peace, and their deaths echo the truth that hesitations have no place in crises. Time is time though. It does not stop nor does it rewind for anyone. It does not pause for No matter how tragic the past was,there is nothing we can do about it.What’s done is done. Rwanda will not rewind. Ukraine will not unburn itself. We cannot fix what has already happened. But the future is entirely in our hands, and these hands need to be responsible and accountable. However, the same things are still occurring today. Children in Yemen go hungry as alarming statements are made. As delegates quarrel over who gets to speak first, civilians in Sudan flee without a way to safety. While the rest of the world looks on and waits for someone else to take action, basic human rights in Afghanistan disappear during the day. Equality is still talked about as if it were a precious gem rather than a necessity. Furthermore, people still view peace as a means of getting applause or votes. How long will this continue?Please don’t feel disheartened though. I do not want you to disappear. I want you to remember a quote from Uncle Ben in Spiderman.“With great power, comes great responsibility.” (Yes, I quoted Spiderman. I’m 14 years old, what do you expect?) And it seems like your focus has been tremendously more on the word “power” than on the word “responsibility”.People need peace now more than ever, and they’re looking at you. Because that’s what they were taught, that you are the hero for the weak, but now it just seems that you’re a butler for the powerful.Finally, I’d like to thank you for your time. I know that you are very busy. There must be another conference waiting or another round of applause to politely exchange. But I just hope between the fancy microphones and the shining floors, you find a moment to remember why you were created in the first place.Yours sincerely,An average student hoping for global peace
My Father
Barsha Rupakheti
Barsha Rupakheti5- Bulbule 341005 My Father My father is my guiding star He supports me from near and far He works hard every day And shows me the right wayHis love is strong and true He always cares for me too I am lucky to have him in my life My father makes my world brightHe holds my hand when I feel low and helps me learn and helps me grow He works hard both day and night And teaches me to do what's right.His caring heart is warm and true Dear father I will always love you He gives me courage hope and cheer He stays beside me year by year No matter where my dreams may go His love will always help me grow
My School
Samvid Koirala
I have a schoolIt is very coolThere is no poolThe classes are fullEvery class has a fanWe travel in a vanWe learn from our teachersAnd reach a goal that is brighter
उत्सव उपन्यास पढेपछि
Aishwarya Rajyalaxmi Devi Khadka
'उत्सव' उपन्यास पढेपछि१. विषय प्रवेश‘उत्सव’ मदन पुरस्कार विजेता सामाजिक अभियन्ता तथा लेखिका राधा पौडेलद्वारा लिखित एक चेतनामूलक किशोर उपन्यास हो। यस उपन्यासमा नेपाली समाजमा लामो समयदेखि जकडिएर रहेको महिनावारीसम्बन्धी अन्धविश्वास, कुप्रथा र लैङ्गिक विभेदलाई मुख्य विषय बनाइएको छ। परम्परागत काल्पनिक कथाभन्दा फरक, यस उपन्यासले किशोर–किशोरीलाई सचेत बनाउँदै समाजमा सकारात्मक परिवर्तनका लागि आवाज उठाउन प्रेरित गरेको छ।२. कथावस्तुउपन्यासको कथावस्तु किशोरावस्थामा प्रवेश गर्दा बालबालिकामा आउने शारीरिक तथा मानसिक परिवर्तन र ती परिवर्तनप्रति समाजको दृष्टिकोणमा आधारित छ। विशेषगरी नेपाली समाजमा पहिलोपटक महिनावारी हुँदा किशोरीहरूले भोग्नुपर्ने एक्लोपन, डर, लाज, छुवाछुत तथा विभेदलाई कथामा मार्मिक रूपमा प्रस्तुत गरिएको छ।कथा अघि बढ्दै जाँदा पात्रहरूले महिनावारी कुनै पाप, रोग वा अछुत हुने अवस्था नभई प्राकृतिक र जैविक प्रक्रिया हो भन्ने कुरा बुझ्छन्। त्यसपछि उनीहरू समाजमा विद्यमान कुप्रथा र अन्धविश्वासका विरुद्ध सामूहिक रूपमा आवाज उठाउँदै सकारात्मक परिवर्तनका लागि अघि बढ्छन्।३. पात्रहरूउपन्यासका मुख्य पात्रहरू जिज्ञासु, चेतनशील र विद्रोही स्वभावका छन्। उनीहरू पुराना तथा रूढिवादी सोच भएका वयस्क पात्रहरूलाई प्रश्न गर्छन् र सही तथा वैज्ञानिक सोच अपनाउन प्रेरित गर्छन्। पात्रहरूको व्यवहार र सोचले किशोर–किशोरीमा आत्मविश्वास, प्रश्न गर्ने क्षमता र सामाजिक चेतनाको विकास गर्न सहयोग पुर्याउँछ।४. भाषाशैलीउपन्यासको भाषाशैली सरल, मिठासपूर्ण, सहज र प्रवाहपूर्ण छ। किशोर–किशोरीले सजिलै बुझ्न सक्ने सरल शब्द तथा छोटा वाक्यहरूको प्रयोग गरिएकाले उपन्यास रोचक, प्रभावकारी र बोधगम्य बनेको छ।५. निष्कर्षसमग्रमा, ‘उत्सव’ केवल एउटा कथा नभई समाज परिवर्तनको सशक्त माध्यम हो। यसले महिनावारीसम्बन्धी अन्धविश्वास, कुप्रथा र विभेदलाई हटाई वैज्ञानिक तथा सकारात्मक सोचको विकास गर्न प्रेरणा दिन्छ। समतामूलक र चेतनशील समाज निर्माणका लागि उपयोगी भएकाले ‘उत्सव’ सबैले पढ्नुपर्ने एक उत्कृष्ट चेतनामूलक कृति हो।‘उत्सव’ मदन पुरस्कार विजेता सामाजिक अभियन्ता तथा लेखिका राधा पौडेलद्वारा लिखित एक चेतनामूलक किशोर उपन्यास हो। यस उपन्यासमा नेपाली समाजमा लामो समयदेखि जकडिएर रहेको महिनावारीसम्बन्धी अन्धविश्वास, कुप्रथा र लैङ्गिक विभेदलाई मुख्य विषय बनाइएको छ। परम्परागत काल्पनिक कथाभन्दा फरक, यस उपन्यासले किशोर–किशोरीलाई सचेत बनाउँदै समाजमा सकारात्मक परिवर्तनका लागि आवाज उठाउन प्रेरित गरेको छ।-ऐश्वर्या राज्यलक्ष्मी खड्का
सुगन्ध
Aadhyant Baral
फूल फुल्छन् बाग, बास्ना मिठो छर्छन्चिरबिर चरी राग, सबै जन रम्छन् ।देखेर यो मन, साह्रै नै लोभ्याउँछरस मिठो पिएर, मौरी मह बनाउँछ ।पुतली र भमरा, वरिपरि नाच्छन्फूलसँगै खेल्छन्, अनि सधैँ रम्छन् ।सूर्यको किरण, जब फूलले पाउँछशीतसँगै हाँसी, फूल झन् मुस्काउँछ । साना साना कमिला, सधैँ काम गर्छन्ताँती एकतामा, ठुलो भारी बोक्छन् ।हामी पनि त्यसै, अघि बढी रहौँकठिन परिस्थिति, हाँसेरै सहौँ । पात र हाँगा, हावासँगै नाच्छन्,निलो आकाशमा, पन्छीहरू झुम्छन् ।प्रकृतिको उपहार, काख कति विशाल,हरेक मौसममा, फेर्छ यसले त्यो चाल ।धरती माता हाम्री, हरियाली ओड्छिन्,नदी झरना बनी, माया सधैं बाँड्छिन्।संसार यो सुन्दर, अनेक रूप फेर्छिन्,आशा धैर्य गर्न, हामीलाई सिकाउँछिन्। फूल जस्तै हाँसौँ, मिठो बोली बोलौँ,माया-दया बाँडौँ, असल काम गरौँ ।फूल जस्तै बनी, मधु सुगन्ध छरौँ,फूल सरी बनी, मधु सुगन्धी बनौँ ।
Dreams
Shreeyukta Sigdel
“What will you be when you grow up?” people asked me. I always smiled and told them, “I want to be a good person.” Sometimes they laughed. Maybe they thought it was a strange answer. Maybe they expected me to say a doctor, a teacher, an artist, a pilot, or something that sounded important. I knew my answer would take the laughter out of their faces, but deep inside, I didn’t really know what I wanted to be. I was just a child.When I was little, I had dreams. They were small dreams, yet big dreams. But somehow, I learned that dreams are not always something you get to keep. Sometimes, you have to put them down and pick something else up. I had to let go of some of my dreams to help my little brother. I do love him, more than I can explain. I would do many things for him. But sometimes I wonder, “Am I still allowed to be a child too? Am I allowed to want things for myself? Am I allowed to dream when someone I love needs me?”People say dreams are the things that shape us. They say our dreams give us direction, give us hope, and help us become who we are meant to be. But what happens when you don’t have the chance to dream? What happens when your dreams become responsibilities? What happens when you are too busy thinking about someone else’s tomorrow to think about your own?Sometimes, I look at other people and wonder how easily they can talk about their future. They know what they want to become. They have plans. They have pictures in their heads of the life they want. And I wonder, “Why don’t I have that? Maybe there is something wrong with me.” Or maybe I have simply spent so much time surviving the present that I never had enough time to imagine the future.My parents gave me life, and I know they have their own struggles, worries, and dreams too. Maybe growing up means understanding that adults don’t always have all the answers. Maybe they are also just trying to figure out what to do with the lives they were given.So, what do I do? I don’t know. Maybe I start small. Maybe I will stop asking myself what I will be and start asking myself who I want to be. Maybe I can still dream. Maybe my dreams are not gone. Maybe they are just waiting somewhere inside me, quietly waiting for the day when I am ready to find them again.And if someone asks me again, “What will you be when you grow up?” maybe this time I will not be afraid to say, “I don’t know yet. But I hope I become someone who is kind. Someone who helps. Someone who remembers what it felt like to be a child with a dream. And, most importantly, someone who becomes a good person.”
डियरवाकमा मेरो अनुभव
Samundra Acharya
धेरैजसो विद्यार्थीहरूलाई आफ्नो विद्यालयको पहिलो दिनको याद हुन्छ हाेला। मेरो कथा भने अलि फरक छ, किनभने मैले आफ्नो अध्ययन डियरवाकबाट सुरु गरेको थिइनँ। मैले एड्भेन्चरबाट सुरु गरेको थिएँ, जुन विद्यालय पछि बिस्तारै पूर्णतया नयाँ वातावरणमा रूपान्तरण भयो। डियरवाक फाउन्डेसनले यसको व्यवस्थापन सम्हाल्यो, विद्यालयको पुनर्निर्माण भयो र बिस्तारै एड्भेन्चर डियरवाकमा परिणत भयो। म उही ठाउँमा र उस्तै मानिसहरूसँगै थिएँ, तर विद्यालय भने परिवर्तन हुँदै थियो।डियरवाकको बारेमा मैले सबैभन्दा पहिले ख्याल गरेको कुरा यहाँको वातावरण थियो। यो विद्यालय निकै हरियाली, खुला र अन्य धेरैजसो विद्यालयहरूभन्दा पूर्ण रूपमा फरक अनुभूति दिने खालको छ। विद्यार्थीहरूलाई आफ्ना विचार व्यक्त गर्न दिइने स्वतन्त्रताको पनि म कदर गर्छु; अतिरिक्त क्रियाकलापहरू छनोट गर्न र विद्यालयका विभिन्न गतिविधिहरूमा संलग्न हुन पर्याप्त स्वतन्त्रता पाइन्छ, जसले गर्दा विद्यालय जीवन अझ रोचक बन्छ भन्ने मलाई लाग्छ।मलाई सधैँ विद्यालयका क्रियाकलापहरूमा सहभागी हुन र विभिन्न कार्यक्रमहरूमा होस्टिङ गर्न मन पर्छ, त्यसैले म स्वाभाविक रूपमा यहाँ पनि ती गतिविधिहरूमा जोडिएँ। डेअरवाकमा मलाई मन परेको अर्को कुरा यहाँको एसेम्बलीको प्रणाली हो। यहाँ हरेक कक्षाले पालैपालो एसेम्बली होस्ट गर्ने अवसर पाउँछ, जसले गर्दा विद्यार्थीहरूले गीत गाउने, नाच्ने र आफ्ना अन्य प्रतिभाहरू देखाउने मौका पाउँछन्। मलाई यो प्रणाली ट्यालेन्ट शो जस्तै लाग्छ, जहाँ हरेक विद्यार्थीले आफूभित्र भएको प्रतिभा देखाउन सक्छन्। मलाई पनि विद्यालयको एसेम्बली होस्ट गर्ने अवसर मिल्यो, जुन मेरो लागि निकै रमाइलो अनुभव थियो। त्यस्तै, हाजिर जवाफ प्रतियाेगितामा सुरुमा ४० अङ्कले पछाडि परे पनि पछि राम्रो गर्दै जित्दा निकै खुसी लागेको थियो। ४० अङ्कले पछाडि परे पनि पछि राम्राे गरेर जितेको त्यो क्षण मेरो लागि अझै पनि निकै सम्झनलायक छ। मलाई सम्झना भएको अर्को अनुभव भनेको ‘डिबेट नाइट’ को अन्तिम रातको कार्यक्रम होस्टिङ गर्नु हो। मञ्चमा उभिएर कार्यक्रमलाई अगाडि बढाउन पाउनु मेरो लागि आफूलाई मन पर्ने काम गर्ने अर्को एउटा राम्रो अवसर थियो।तथापि, विद्यालयका मेरा केही मनपर्ने क्षणहरू धेरै साधारण छन्। हामीले पटक-पटक फुटसल खेल्ने, पौडी खेल्ने र अन्य विभिन्न खेलहरू खेल्ने अवसर पाउँछौँ। यी दिनहरू सामान्य पढाइ हुने दिनभन्दा निकै उत्साहजनक हुन्छन्। यस्तै गतिविधिहरूले गर्दा विद्यालयको दैनिकी एकोहोरो र उराठ लाग्दो हुँदैन।पढाइलेखाइ अझै पनि डियरवाकको एउटा महत्त्वपूर्ण पाटो हो। हामीले आफ्नो अध्ययनलाई गम्भीरताका साथ लिनुपर्छ, तर कक्षाकोठा बाहिरका अन्य गतिविधिहरूमा सहभागी हुने अवसरहरू पनि उपलब्ध छन्। मलाई यी दुवै कुराको सन्तुलन मन पर्छ, किनकि केवल पढाइ मात्रै हुने हो भने विद्यालय निकै नीरस हुने थियो।यहाँ बिताएको समयमा मैले अनुभव गरेको अर्को कुरा भनेको विद्यालयमा भएको ठूलो सुधार हो। यहाँका भौतिक पूर्वाधार तथा सुविधामा उल्लेख्य परिवर्तन आएको छ र डियरवाक यथास्थितिमा नरही निरन्तर प्रगति पथमा अघि बढेको छ। समयअनुसार आफूलाई ठूलो रूपमा रूपान्तरण गर्न सक्ने यसको क्षमता नै यस विद्यालयको सबैभन्दा रोचक पक्षहरूमध्ये एक हो भन्ने मलाई लाग्छ।यहाँको मेरो अनुभवले मलाई अझ आत्मविश्वासी र आत्मनिर्भर बन्न मद्दत गरेको छ। विभिन्न गतिविधिहरूमा संलग्न हुनाले मलाई कुराकानी गर्न, आफ्ना भावना व्यक्त गर्न र आफ्ना क्षमताहरू जाँच्ने धेरै अवसरहरू दिएको छ। डियरवाकले मेरो व्यक्तित्त्वलाई पूर्ण रूपमा बदलेको त छैन, तर यहाँको वातावरणले यी सकारात्मक गुणहरू विकास गर्न पक्कै पनि सहयोग पुर्याएको छ।निस्सन्देह मेरो अनुभव पूर्ण रूपमा सबैलाई उचित नलाग्न पनि सक्छ तर मैले जति लेखेँ ती आफ्ना मनाेभावनाहरू लेखेँ।यहाँका हरेक दिन निकै रोमाञ्चक पनि मलाई लाग्दैन, तर यहाँका केही पक्षहरू म साँच्चिकै मन पराउँछु—स्वतन्त्र, वातावरण र विद्यार्थीहरूलाई आफ्ना भावना व्यक्त गर्न दिइने अवसरहरू। समग्रमा भन्नुपर्दा डियरवाककाे मेरो अनुभव अविस्मरणीय छ । मेरो लागि डियरवाक केवल एउटा यस्तो ठाउँ हो जहाँ मैले अध्ययन गरेँ, विभिन्न गतिविधिमा भाग लिएँ, नयाँ कुराहरू सिक्ने प्रयास गरेँ र आफ्नो विद्यालय जीवनको एउटा महत्त्वपूर्ण समय बिताएँ। मेरो अनुभव अझै जारी नै छ, त्यसैले बाँकी अनुभव अर्काे लेखमा लेख्ने छु र डियरवाककाे विद्यार्थी हुन पाएकामा गर्व गर्छु ।
Importance of Sports
Prajal Bastakoti
Sports are an important part of activity in our life .They include activities such as football ,cricket, basketball ,volleyball, swimming etc .Sports are also a good way to spend our free time. Playing sports regularly makes our body fit and fine. It helps to stay away from many diseases and also helps to make our minds fresh and reduce stress. For students ,playing sports after studying can help them to relax and concentrate better on their studies . Sports teach us many good things. They teach us discipline, teamwork, patients and cooperation .When we play in a team ,we learn how to work with others. We also learn to follow rules and respect others .Really, winning makes us happy while losing teaches us to try again and improve ourselves. Sports also bring people together. People from different places can become friends by playing games together. National and International sports events help people feel united and proud of their country. Students should give some time to sports along with their studies .Parents and teachers should encourage children to play outdoor games instead of spending too much time on mobile phones . In conclusion, sports are necessary for a healthy and happy life. They make our body strong and our mind active. They also teach us useful lessons for life. Therefore, everyone should play sports regularly and keep a good balance between study and play.
डियरवाक पोखरा स्कुलमा पढ्दाको अनुभव
Muskan Khatun
मेरो नाम मुस्कान खातुन हो। म डियरवाक पोखरा स्कुलको कक्षा ७ पुमोरीमा पढ्छु। म डियरवाक पोखरा स्कुलको स्थापनाकालदेखि नै यहाँ अध्ययन गर्दै आइरहेकी छु। विद्यालयको हरियाली वातावरणमा रमाउँदै जाँदा मैले धेरै कुरा सिक्ने अवसर पाएँ। म स्कुलको पहिलो दिन ढिलो आएकी थिएँ किनभने मलाई स्कुलको समय थाहा थिएन। म स्कुलभित्र प्रवेश गरेपछि कक्षा खोज्दै गएँ। कक्षाभित्र मैले आफ्ना पुराना साथीहरू देखेँ। म आफ्नो कक्षाभित्र गएर झोला बेञ्चमामा राखी बाहिर निस्किएँ। बाहिर जाँदा स्कुलमै बच्चाहरू खेल्नका लागि पिङ राखिएको रहेछ। म खेल्ने ठाउँतिर जाँदै थिएँ। विद्यालयको भित्तामा रङ्गीन चित्रहरू टाँसिएका थिए। जुन देखेर मलाई धेरै खुसी लाग्यो। मलाई चित्र बनाउन अत्यन्तै मन पर्छ त्यसैले मैले कक्षाभित्रको निलो पाटीमा धेरै चित्रहरू बनाएर केही लेखेर टाँसेँ।म कक्षा ६ मा पढ्दा मेरो कक्षा शिक्षकको नाम अस्मिता गौतम थियो। उहाँ एकदमै मिलनसार हुनुहुन्थ्यो र हामीलाई धेरै माया अनि सहयोग गर्नुहुन्थ्यो। मेरो विद्यालयमा बेगनास हल रहेछ। म यो नाम सुन्दा अलमलमा परेँ। 'यो के होला?' भन्ने मेरो मनमा अनेक प्रश्नहरू खेलिरहेँ । त्यो बेगनास हलमा हामीले डि.पि.एस. टकका लागि कुनै शीर्षक लिएर अगाडि गएर बोल्नुपर्ने रहेछ। विद्यालयमा धेरै खेलहरू खेलाइँदा रहेछन्। ती खेलहरू पनि हामीले आफ्नो इच्छा अनुसार छनोट गर्नुपर्ने रहेछ। जस्तै: चित्र बनाउने, फुटबल प्रतियोगितामा भाग लिने आदि। मैले चित्र बनाउने र बास्केटबल खेल रोजेकी थिएँ।जब म कक्षा सातमा पुगेँ। मेरो पहिलो दिन राम्रै भयो। धेरै नयाँ साथीहरू र शिक्षक-शिक्षिका हुनुहुन्थ्यो तर केही साथीहरू र शिक्षकहरूले स्कुल छोडेर जानुभएको रहेछ। त्यति बेला मलाई असाध्यै नरमाइलो लाग्यो। मेरो कक्षामा १६ जना केटा र ६ जना केटीहरू छन्। सबै साथीहरू मिलनसार छन्। पहिलो दिन मलाई अलि डर लागेको थियो तर त्यही समयमा मैले एउटा नयाँ साथी बनाएँ। हाम्रो कक्षा शिक्षकको नाम मन्जु खत्री हो। हाम्रो कक्षा शिक्षक अत्यन्तै राम्रो हुनुहुन्छ। उहाँ हामीलाई माया र सहयोग गर्नुहुन्छ। कक्षा सातमा मैले फुटबल र नृत्यमा भाग लिएकी छु। मैले अतिरिक्त क्रियाकलापका साथसाथै धेरै कुरा सिक्ने मौका पाएकी छु।
बाघ र रुख काट्ने मान्छे
Kiran Bhandari
नाम: किरण भण्डारीकक्षा: २सेक्सन:तिलिचाेक्रमाङ्क:३७१००५ बाघ र रुख काट्ने मान्छे एकादेशमा एउटा ठूलो र सुन्दर जङ्गल थियो। जङ्गलमा धेरै अग्ला–अग्ला रुखहरू थिए। त्यहाँ विभिन्न किसिमका चराचुरुङ्गी र जनावरहरू पनि बस्थे। जङ्गलको छेउमा एउटा सानो घर थियो। त्यस घरमा एक जना मान्छे बस्थ्यो। ऊ हरेक दिन जङ्गलमा गएर रुख काट्ने गर्थ्यो।एक दिन बिहान ऊ हातमा बन्चरो बोकेर रुख काट्न जङ्गलतिर जाँदै थियो। बाटोमा उसले चराहरूको चिरबिर आवाज सुन्यो। केही पर पुगेपछि अचानक उसले बाघ कराएको ठूलो आवाज सुन्यो। बाघको आवाज सुनेर ऊ धेरै डरायो। उसले पछाडि फर्केर हेर्दा एउटा बाघ आफूतिर आउँदै गरेको देख्यो। मान्छे डराएर छिटो–छिटो दौडिन थाल्यो। बाघ पनि उसको पछिपछि दौडियो। मान्छे आफ्नो घर नजिक पुग्यो र हतार–हतार घरभित्र पस्यो। उसले तुरुन्तै ढोका लगायो। बाघ घरको ढोकाबाहिर आएर केही समयसम्म बस्यो। मान्छे डरले घरभित्रै चुपचाप बसिरह्यो। केही समयपछि बाघ त्यहाँबाट जङ्गलतिर फर्कियो। बाघ गएपछि मान्छेले ढोका खोल्यो र बाहिर आयो। उसले आफूले काटेका रुखहरू सम्झियो। रुख काट्दा जङ्गलका जनावरहरूको बासस्थान नष्ट हुने रहेछ भन्ने कुरा उसले बुझ्यो। उसलाई आफ्नो गल्तीको महसुस भयो।त्यस दिनदेखि उसले जङ्गलमा गएर रुख काट्न छोड्यो। बरु उसले घर वरिपरि बिरुवा रोप्न थाल्यो। उसले अरू मानिसलाई पनि रुख नकाट्न र वनको संरक्षण गर्न सम्झाउन थाल्यो। केही समयपछि गाउँ वरिपरि धेरै हरिया रुखहरू उम्रिए। गाउँ सुन्दर र रमाइलो भयो।शिक्षा: हामीले वन र रुखको संरक्षण गर्नु पर्छ।
गाई
Bineet Jha
गाई गाई एउटा अति उपयोगी घरपालुवा जनावर हो। यो संसारका धेरै ठाउँमा पाइन्छ। गाईका चारवटा खुट्टा, दुईवटा आँखा, दुईवटा कान र एउटा नाक हुन्छ। यसको लामो पुच्छर हुन्छ र टाउकोमा दुईवटा सिङ हुन्छन्। गाईले हरियो घाँसपात, पराल र कुँडो खान्छ। गाईको दुधबाट दही, नौनी र घिउ बनाइन्छ। गाईको गोबर खेतबारीका लागि मलको रूपमा प्रयोग गरिन्छ। गाई निकै शान्त र सोझो जनावर हो। यसको बच्चालाई बाच्छा वा बाछी भनिन्छ।
Horse Riding
Ojaswi Kunwar
Horse RidingHorse riding is a fun activity. People ride horses for fun, exercise, and competition. A rider sits on a horse and gives it gentle commands to guide it.Horse riding makes our bodies strong and helps us maintain balance. It is good for developing strong core muscles. It also teaches us to stay focused and improves hand-eye coordination.Horse riding is one of the oldest activities in history. In the past, people rode horses to manage large herds of livestock and to travel from one place to another. In Nepal, horses were also used as a means of transportation, especially in hilly and mountainous regions.Horse riding is an exciting activity that helps us stay active and learn new skills.
प्रकृति
Kashvi Satyal
हरियो बन, राम्रो फूल,प्रकृति हाम्रो सुन्दर मूल।चरा चिरबिर गीत गाउँछ,झरना बग्छ, मन रमाउँछ।हिमाल उभिन्छ सेता सेता,नदीनाला बग्छन् यता।रूखले दिन्छ शीतल छाया,प्रकृतिले दिन्छ माया।प्रकृतिलाई जोगाउनुपर्छ,फोहोर कहिल्यै फाल्नु हुन्न।रूख रोपौँ, देश सजाऔँ,हराभरा यो संसार बनाऔँ।
Time
Sarah Joshi
Time slips by like a quiet breeze, Rustling softly through the trees.You cannot hold it in your hand, Yet it shapes each dream we plan.It teaches us to laugh and grow, To let something go with the flow.Each tiny moment, big or smallBecomes a memory after all.Sometimes we wish that time would stay,Or slow itself for just one day.But every sunrise, every nightReminds us life keeps moving bright.Time keeps moving, last and wild, Leaving memories far behind.So live each day with joy and care,For each moment is rare.
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Kamal Thapa Magar
“Walking with a friend in dark is better than walking alone in the light”.Friendship is a special bond between two or more than two people. I think without friendship life is boring because friends bring happiness and smile on our face. We all have friends. Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people. We cannot live our entire life all by ourselves. We need a faithful relationship and happy living. And these two are achieved only by true friendship. Friendship has no limit on age, sex, and position. Friendship can be developed between persons having different passions, emotions or sentiments.
Published on 1/28/2019
Journal On Zoo Visit
Jibika Khadka
On Sunday, October 7, 2018, it was our field visit to the zoo. We left the school at around 9:15 am. Mr. Kuldeep, our HPE teacher guided us to the zoo. This field visit was related to our study in which we had to know about different animals. We reached the zoo at 10:00 am. We were told the rules that we had to follow. We took group photos and headed forward. We saw different animals there. We had to take information about animals, too. We all took the photos of animals and wrote some information about it. We completed half way of the zoo at around 11:45 am. Then we sat on a place and had our tiffins there. We finished our tiffins at 12:30 pm and again went to take some information about animals. There were many kinds of animals and birds. We also took our group photos. We gathered a lot of information about the animals that we found in the zoo. After gathering all the information, we decided to go for boating. It was not planned before, it was on the spot decision. We divided our group to 6 each and took two boats. We had lots of fun while boating. We got out of the boat, took the school van and went back to school. Overall, it was a fun and memorable visit. We reached school at around 2:45 pm. We were very tired so we did not study any subjects and went home after school.
Published on 11/27/2018
Journal On Zoo Visit
Aashik Singh Danwar
It was Sunday when we, the students of grade 10 went to the zoo with our respective teacher, Mr. Kuldeep Gupta. We reached the zoo at 10:30 am. We rested there for a while and headed inside. We saw different animals and birds. We got a chance to gather information about animals such as monkeys, tigers, elephants, bears, and birds such as parrots, eagles, vultures and so on. We took a short break after walking and exploring. We had our lunch and started exploring more. We got to know about reptiles as well. We didn’t leave a place to roam around. We had lots of fun. After we finished gathering enough information, we went for boating. It was one of the memorable moment of my life. I would like to heartily thank my teachers who gave us the opportunity to make beautiful memories with friends and help us explore different birds and animals. We wish to have more fruitful field visits like this.
Published on 11/28/2018
Zoo
Prabit Shakya
Sunday, October 7, 2018We, the students of grade 10 went zoo for a field visit with our EPH teacher, Mr. Kuldeep. We left the school at 9:30. We reached there within 20 minutes. We headed inside and took group photos. We first saw crocodiles and started taking photos. We also clicked photos of the renowned late personalities. We noted important information about animals, their habitat and their food. At 11:30 we stopped by for tiffin. We shared food with each other. After a while, we went to see some more animals. We saw different types of animals. We also saw varieties of birds, snakes, and fishes. Later, we went for boating. We enjoyed boating so much. We took group photos there as well. And, we finally left for school. Our school van was ready to pick us up. We climbed on the van and arrived at school around 2 pm. It was a great day. I enjoyed a lot.
Published on 1/8/2019
Journal - Zoo
Samrat Bhattarai
We went to an educational tour of the central zoo on October 7, 2018. We were guided by our EPH teacher, Mr. Kuldeep. We left the school at 9:30 by school van. We reached there in about 20 minutes. We took a few group photos and headed inside. The first animal we saw was an alligator. We started clicking the photos of animals and details about them.Then, at 11:30 we went to have our tiffin. We shared our tiffins with each other. After we finished eating we headed forward and saw different kinds of birds and snakes.We also went boating. I took a full length video of boating. It was so much fun. It was my first time boating but I was not scared. It was a great experience. I enjoyed a lot.
Published on 12/6/2018
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