- by Basanta Lohani
A little girl was very pretty. So pretty that grandfather addressed her as 'My little princess' She was fond of wearing nice dresses. On a party day, she would carefully choose her dress for the occasion as soon as she got up in the morning.
- by Republica
Deep inside I'm tormented by thoughts, All those questions and all those doubts, All I want is support from my loved ones, The only ones who have physical presence, Saddened because the other one has left me without a hand to hold,
- by Basanta Lohani
The newborn gets flooded So cries to survive on the lap of mother But laps no language However, no wild cry As mother listens to console
- by Basanta Lohani
Thank you, Mohan Da A sustained feeling you extended In the interconnected fleeting moments The togetherness forms the transience we call life It has no beginning nor end
- by Republica
In "Ma Pani Doctor," cardiologist Dr Om Murti Anil provides a comprehensive guide to managing non-communicable diseases, with a particular focus on heart diseases. The author offers practical solutions through clear and accessible language, drawing on his extensive experience in the field of cardiology to provide insights into how to prevent and manage diseases through lifestyle changes, diet, and health awareness.
- by Suravi Regmi
A sight of a budding flower and a wandering butterfly in the garden What a mesmerizing view?
- by Eshita Lal
This book is the last fiction written by the famous writer Ernest Hemingway. It gives us the moral lesson to never give up in life no matter what.
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
Infinite blue water So still and calm An amazing blend of Tranquility and sanity My mind rows with slow pace of the boat
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
If love is eternal Then why it’s irrational? You disappeared Leaving me derailed
- by Angeline Gurung
Namaste! Namaste! Kathmandu City, Dust and dirt everywhere, Piles of garbage anywhere, Rise of pollution greatly high,
- by D.P
No, the scars of the moon are not grandeur No, the scars of the moon don’t glimmer with valor Oh, shameful moon! Did you go about with your tittle-tattle and let in a word for deg selv?
- by Sanskriti Rijal
Streets full of children singing and dancing, houses covered from top to bottom with colorful lights, the aroma of festival food from every household, families getting together to exchange greetings and play cards, and fireworks being lit at every corner – this would be a typical description of the festival of lights commonly known as Tihar or Dipawali. Tihar is a five-day festival celebrated in Nepal where animals like cows, dogs, and crows are celebrated along with the relationship of brothers and sisters. What is interesting is how over time, celebrating with fire-crackers has become an integral part of Tihar, especially as fire-crackers do not have roots in Hindu traditions.
- by Swastee Regmi
Boredom leads to the most innovative ideas and creations. Robert, a 17 year old child is the topic of discussion today. He was always bored. He was a space enthusiast and spent hours in his room trying to complete his ‘secret project’.
- by Tejaswi Pahari
Protein bars have recently gained so much popularity that people have started consuming it be it for weight loss purpose or weight gain or to maintain certain weight and stay fit and healthy. The healthy eating, healthy living concept have been so much in trend these days that almost every other household have either someone who goes to gym or follows proper diet plan. Cutting off sugar and replacing it with jaggery powder or say eating mixture of 5 types of grains instead of wheat flour for roti purpose or including some fruits, nuts, oats, cereal, for breakfast or being vegan, or opting gluten free products can be seen widely these days.
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
When I was a child, I had a red Mercedes, They say; A boy’s toy Always will be a car or a gun! But as a boy I preferred A car to run!
- by Basanta Lohani
Straight I tell you my friends I am angry now My anger could spit fire Like a volcano To chase away the grave centered vultures Hovering over my land
- by Tejaswi Pahari
Dor Bahadur Bista (the famous Anthropologist) states that eastern approach is rooted firmly in the decline of fatalism (the belief) that one’s destiny is fixed and wholly immutable. “Fate and Free Will” have equal parts of play in every human life; we can achieve nothing until we are able to look ourselves realistically. Accepting what we see in the mental mirror, setting aside the distorted image of ourselves broadcasted by our mother, father, sister, brother, husband, wife or peers (friends).
- by Garima Pant
In most of the countries in the world poverty is understood as income poverty. When people lack money, they are mostly regarded as poor. If poverty is studied in broad terms and reasons of poverty are sought it has various dimensions leaning behind. Some of the important factors of poverty are suffering from malnutrition, poor health condition, lack of quality education, poor access and availability of clean drinking water, lack of electricity etc. These all factors clearly reflect that poverty isn’t only income poverty, but it is multidimensional affecting various factors of life.
- by Rajeeb Shrestha
In the open blue sky, The silverymoon is shining With a coquettish smile! A couple of Flamingos Have just flown Crossing the earth That’s so engrossed In its vigour!!
- by Saroj Wagle
In my mind, indeed, the upcoming election will be quite a tough job when it comes to demanding a vote for a particular party or an independent candidate. These days, each political candidate has promised to verbally make into his/her area more prosperous along with developmental activities. After all, winning matters a lot, no matter which party one may belong to. Similarly, an independent candidate does, too.