Tales
- by Arjun BK
Want to be loved by your blithe care,
Gen-Next
Echoing the rhythm of skies
- by Moin Uddin
Oh when winds comes to touch you Just imagine that I am there to talk to you To talk about how you're doing in those mountains
Social or anti-social?
- by Bhumika Koirala
The shattering clouds, heavy rainfall and a stormy weather. It was a month of August. It was almost raining daily. People have mixed reactions to rain. But for me, it brings a certain peace within.
Hug me, and say you love me
- by Dipendra Thapa
Fall in love—an unconditional stimulus And let me love: the paradox of your choice
Life: A game of Adversities
- by Avijit Thapa
Life is a roller coaster ride. They say. The ride is full of ups and downs, darkness and light. Some days you have it. Sometimes you don’t.
BEING A FEMINIST
- by Aastha Ghimire
Bosom full of pride While being called a feminist, Now, longs to escape sudden rages.
A letter to the residents of Kathmandu
- by Avijit Thapa
I take this opportunity to write to you about a couple of things. These things have already been looked at and heard of multiple times. But I couldn’t hold back my restless feelings from exploding. Sorry for the impatience
City, dreams and cinema
- by Sunita Lohani
These days I’m seeing trends in social media putting status like I am fond of my thousand dreams (malai ti mera hajar sapanaharuko maya lagera aauchha ).
Rendezvous with Self
- by Subesh Gupta
We all are looking forward to learning more about ourselves, though we might get distracted when time comes. There always have been new developments and outcomes in the quest of progressive results, for ourselves to determine whether we have secured a better place in terms of wealth and comforts.
A story
The one who never dreams and hardly sleeps made of shiny rocks, drifts away with slightest wind. One who wins and throws away,
Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban
- by Samragyi Neupane
How could the book be? Will I like it? Will I be interested in it? Will I read the further series? Oh! Actually it was my first Harry Potter book. I had never read one. Well, I love books, but I had never gone through this series.
It’s time you take a break
Dear Sadichha, I am a 37-year-old guy and I currently run my own business. I come from a rural family and I migrated to Kathmandu with the hope of being established. I have spent almost two decades here and I have been fairly successful with my professional life.
A well-balanced education
- by Saroj Wagle
At a time when we’re talking about education, there are two kinds of approaches have been followed in a very first from the beginning, namely teacher-centric and student-centric approach. Well, in a teacher-centric approach, students can put all of their focuses on their teachers. In this first case, teachers talk to more. And, the students keep and quietly listen to more. To be honest, students work alone, and collaboration is discouraged too.
O! Where will I find such a flower?
- by Biken K Dawadi
O! Where will I find such a flower? The gaze of heavens it would lower
Raining with heartbroken endings
- by Moin Uddin
I feel like loving you again But those incidents reminds me of pain Where I was all into you
Productive and effective work-life balance
- by Bijay Pandey
Work-life balance is something that every person on the planet (earth) has to go through. Life was simpler when human civilization started around 200K years ago. But now every simple things look complex with modernization.
A birthday letter
- by Sujata Gajmer
Sayana, one of the finest architects working for her presentation due for the other day at Swiss architects, Geneva, Switzerland. Her eyes caught the image of a postman coming towards her.
You and I
- by Arjun BK
It's been a long time Long time not being like we were a few months back we together had successfully trapped The memories in our hearts' sack