Light
- by Sushant Thapa
Do broken candles empty my desire to lighten my soul? Like ferns growing outside beside the water tap, without any care or gardening
Gen-Next
Uncover your eyes..
- by Susmita Aryal
Yes, its not that easy Its not that easy to walk through To walk through the dark life
Life before and after COVID-19: A new approach
- by Tejaswi Pahari
We all are battling with the global pandemic disease COVID-19 that has created a ripple around the world in terms of analyzing and viewing things differently at the moment. There has been huge difference in our lifestyle, before COVID-19 and during the pandemic.
Virtual Life
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
The mortal eyes couldn't see the surge Under the depth of still sea water That is so deep and blue!
Even if breathe leaves us apart
- by Moin Uddin
This is the day when I met you You were sitting next me and I had no clue
A Virtual Nepali Heritage built by British-Nepali Kids during the Lockdown
- by Sanyukta Shrestha
Setting up a safe virtual space called ‘Guthi Minecraft Server’ for the Nepalese kids under the age of thirteen. A total of 15 kids have come together virtually for two hours every day to play and learn about Nepali cultural heritage for the last three months.
Expression
- by Sushant Thapa
What has passed through wires above the streets sometimes entangled and sometimes straight like a passing railway track is expression in strange faces, passing from one to another.
When air touch her
- by Moin Uddin
You are on your borders And try to maintain law and order You control your selves from getting in touch But the thoughts has no control and Wanders to any place as such.
Love in lockdown
- by Sushant BK
When scientists have no solution, And no doctors prescribe medication, Despite science and innovation,
Suicide is not the answer
- by Garima Pant
Suicide is an illegal way of ending your own life to preassembly escape from pain and suffering. Globally, eight hundred thousand (8 lakhs) people die from suicide in a year.
I fear to face my old age
- by Sugam Gautam
I fear to face the mirror Cause, it uncovers my wrinkles. I fear when 'bye', says the Sun.
Water deficit and stone spouts in Kathmandu valley
- by Nabin Bhandari
The origin of stone spouts is linked with the Kirant dynasty in Kathmandu valley. However, stone spouts are regarded as natural springs that were developed and expanded as sites for public water consumption several hundred years ago, during the Licchhavi/Malla period.
The last smile
- by Rajani Regmi
You are so special, if I could count the traces of your graces You must know, infinity would be the only justified answer You are so special, if I could picture the "limits" of your dreams You must know, the limitless sky is where I would point
A day when I met captain Vijay Lama
- by Samyog KC
His talk was inspiring and people were keenly listening to him. He explained that the main motive of distributing the relief items was to support providing nutritious food to pregnant women which will help further development of a child.
A Quarantine Selfie
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
A small doggy barks louder At the arrival of his madam back To home from her duty of emergence
No Health without the Mental Health
- by Tejaswi Pahari
Mental health is an illness just like some other physical illness that can be cured and dealt with and whoever are feeling low, sad, depressed please come in front, talk to people, share things, be brave in doing so.
Moth on my diary
- by Sushant Thapa
When it came like a yellowed flower which I found in between my old diary, it had a gentle touch. It did not know what I wrote on those blank pages
Keep creating magic
- by Moin Uddin
Though you seem lonely but you are not alone Though you seen useless but you are unknown Unknown of your talents, unknown of your opportunities Just keep on working and keep the hope shining
Can Covid-19 be taken as opportunity for Organic farming in Nepal?
- by Pratibha Baral
Covid-19, the global health crisis, is also leaving its deep scars by creating social, economic and political crisis.
Life, a beautiful lie
- by Sugam Gautam
We define it as a beautiful lie Yet, no precise meaning it has. Hospital beds are now tired As it's been so long, they have acquired.