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Kathmandu valley: The refuge of migrating birds

Kathmandu valley: The refuge of migrating birds

- by Jaya N Bhandari

Autumn is running in which season birds start flying down to warm places for wintering.  Birds select suitable places for their comfortable wintering. Kathmandu valley is one of their choices in the middle part of...

Here's how geography helps to shape history

Here's how geography helps to shape history

- by Pratyush Amatya

Geography is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environment. History is the record of human activities in the past. Geography is primarily spatial and environmental and history is temporal. ...

The broken love

The broken love

- by Saroj Kumari Chaudhary

Love is an emotion which plays a vital role in our life. It is needed by living beings for a meaningful life. It can be expressed in various forms. We experience our first love from...

A Situational Thief

A Situational Thief

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For Timothy, someone’s life is more important than a few thousand dollars. When Timothy saw Matt in the hospital bed, he was shocked because the man in the bed was no other than his house...

‘The Shadows in Silion’ fatalistic medieval fantasy

‘The Shadows in Silion’ fatalistic medieval fantasy

- by Bashant Khadka

‘The Shadows in Silion’ is a fast paced, fatalistic medieval fantasy. It has a diverse and strong male lead with a series potential. Kritartha S.J.B Rana is a Nepali fantasy writer who writes in English. ‘The...

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