Science Day is an important day to celebrate how far science has come, remember the discovery of the Raman effect, and learn about the importance of science. In Nepal, Science Day is celebrated on the 1st of Asoj every year. The first-ever Science Day in Nepal was celebrated on 1st Asoj 2070 B.S. The idea of Science Day in Nepal was first introduced by Baburam Bhattarai.
Science Day is a significant and joyful event that highlights the progress science has made in Nepal. Many famous scientists are also from Nepal, such as Sushila Maharjan. Through this article, we gain an understanding of why Science Day is celebrated and who initiated the idea. This day is celebrated enthusiastically in many schools, with students creating projects and coming up with impressive ideas to mark the occasion.
मलाई मन पर्ने खेल फुटबल हो । यो खेल दुई टिममा विभाजन गरी खेलिन्छ । जसमध्ये एउटा टिममा ११ जना खेलाडी हुन्छन् । यो खेल ९० मिनेटसम्म खेलिन्छ। याे एउटा सामूहिक खेल हाे । फुटबल एउटा आयताकार घाँस वा कृत्रिम घाँस भएकाे मैदानमा खेलिन्छ । यो खेल विश्वमा निकै नै लोकप्रिय खेलको रूपमा चिनिन्छ । फुटबल अन्तर्राष्ट्रियस्तरमा खेलिन्छ । विश्वकप प्रत्येक चार वर्षमा हुन्छ । मलाई फुटबल खेलाडीमा मेस्सी असाध्यै मन पर्छ । मलाई साथीसँग फुटबल खेल्न मन पर्छ । फुटबल खेल्दा हाम्रो शरीर स्वस्थ र फुर्तिलो हुन्छ । यो खेल अत्यन्तै रमाइलो र चुनौतीपूर्ण खेल हो । म विद्यालयमा फुर्सदकाे समयमा फुटबल खेल्न मनपराउँछु । मलाई फुटबल खेल्दा गाेलरक्षक बन्न मन पर्छ । फुटबल खेल्दा दुई समूह खेलकाे अन्त सम्ममा जुन समूह बढी गाेल गर्न सफल हुन्छ त्यही समूहकाे विजय हुन्छ । मलाई फुटबल खेल असाध्यै मन पर्छ । यो खेलमा गाेलरक्षकले मात्र हातको प्रयोग गर्न पाउँछ भने अरू खेलाडीहरूले हातको प्रयोग नगरी खुट्टाको प्रयोग गरी खेल्नुपर्दछ।
परेवा जस्तै देखिन्छु म
तर अलि सानो छु है नझुक्किनु
पुच्छर छ है लामो मेरो
रङ सेतो अनि कालो
पाइन्छु म मरुभूमिदेखि समुद्रसम्म
सहरदेखि गाउँसम्म
बस्दिनँ हिउँमा चाहिँ
त्यसैले भेटिन्न हिमाली क्षेत्रमा
ढुकुर हो मेरो नाम
सधैँ गर्छु असल काम
खेतबारीका अन्न फलफूल खाने
सबैले मलाई प्रेमको प्रतीक मान्ने ।
I went to the science lab during the science period. I was very excited. Science lab is on the 4th floor in the Kalikot building. After we reached there we did some experiments related to plants and animals. Moreover our Sarina Ma’am told us some interesting facts about plants, animals and environment .She also informed us about the Earth Revolution. She even showed us some creatures like bats, sharks, starfish and frogs. Then to check our understanding she gave us some MCQs related to land animals and water animals.
We did our assignment in a group and checked the final answers. There were four groups consisting of five students each. Ma’am also took a viva where we were supposed to choose some animals and describe their features and characteristics. It was a really fun and memorable day for us. After the experiments and viva, we went back to our class.
Sadako was a girl born and raised in Hiroshima, Japan. Sadako was always a runner, and she could run even before she could walk. However, when she was born, the USA had dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. The bomb caused a disease called leukaemia. People went to Peace Park to commemorate the lives of those who died from leukaemia as a result of the atomic bomb. Sadako called it Peace Day, but her parents told her that it was not called Peace Day.
Sadako went with her best friend, Chizuko. The very next day, she told her parents that she was going to participate in a relay race! But it wasn’t just a race; it was a race against life. Sadako was determined to win the race. When Sadako won, she felt a light dizziness, but she shook it off and celebrated with her friends. However, her dizziness worsened, and this was how her leukaemia started.
Sadako was rushed to the Red Cross Hospital, where she began treatment. Her best friend, Chizuko, told her that if she folded a thousand paper cranes, God would grant her a wish and make her better. Chizuko folded a golden crane to show her. Sadako started making her flock, and her brother Masahiro tied them up so they would look like they were flying.
One day, Sadako woke up feeling weak and couldn’t get out of bed. She touched the golden crane her best friend had made for her. She had managed to make 644 cranes. She looked at her flock and thought, "How beautiful they are!"
Then, she closed her eyes. She never woke up.
मेरो हजुरबुबाको आफ्नो मुटु र अर्काे ब्याट्रीबाट चल्ने (पेसमेकर) गरी दुईवटा मुटु छ । एक महिना अगाडि हजुरबुबाको एउटा मात्र मुटु थियो । उहाँ त्यो बेलामा बिरामी हुनुहुन्थ्यो। खान मन गर्नुहुँदैन थियो । एकैछिनमा थाक्नुहुन्थ्याे । हजुरबुबालाई आमाबुबाले डाक्टरकोमा लानुभयो। सधैँ खाने औषधीले उहाँको मुटुलाई ढिलो बनाइदिएको रहेछ। उहाँलाई मुटु रोगको अस्पतालको इमर्जेन्सीमा राखियो। हामी पनि सबैजना मामा घरमा सर्यौँ किनभने मामाघर अस्पताल नजिकै थियो। डाक्टरले हजुरबुबाको मुटु नजिकै ब्याट्रीबाट चल्ने पेसमेकर राखिदिनुभयाे । अनि हामी सबैजना घर फर्कियौँ । हजुरबुबा निको हुनुभयो । बिस्तारै खान र हिँड्न थाल्नुभयो । मैले हजुरबुबाको लागि माटोको मुटु बनाएर दिएँ। हजुरबुबा धेरै खुसी हुनुभयो।
“George’s Marvelous Medicine” by Roald Dahl is a fun book to read. The book is about a young boy named George who creates a magical medicine to deal with his mean and nasty grandmother. The main character of this book is George Kranky who makes medicine. He makes a potion using various household ingredients and makes his grandmother drink it. After drinking the medicine, the grandmother started jumping and shouting loudly. When his parents found out about the medicine, his father came up with the idea to do a business by selling the medicine. But George couldn’t remember the ingredients that he had used to make the medicine. The story contains entertainment making it an extremely fascinating story. While reading it, I really enjoyed it because this book is for the person like me who is interested in inventive, creative and playful plots.
About the Book
Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes was written by Eleanor Coerr in 1977. The story is based on the real life of a young girl who lived in Japan from 1943 to 1955. Sadako was in Hiroshima when the United States Air Force dropped an atomic bomb on the city in an attempt to end World War II. Ten years later, she died as a result of radiation from the bomb. Sadako’s courage has made her a heroine to children in Japan.
Plot Summary
Sadako Sasaki is a lively and talented young girl living in Hiroshima, Japan. She loves running and dreams of becoming a great athlete. However, at 12 years old, she became very sick with leukaemia, a disease caused by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima when she was a baby.
While in the hospital, Sadako learns about a Japanese legend that says if a person folds 1,000 paper cranes, they will be granted a wish. Sadako decides to fold 1,000 paper cranes, hoping it will help her get better. Her friends, family, and even other children in the hospital support her by bringing paper and helping her fold the cranes.
Despite her illness, Sadako remains determined and hopeful. She manages to fold many cranes, but unfortunately, she becomes too weak to complete the 1,000 cranes. Her friends and family finish the task in her honour. Sadako’s story touches many people and serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of war and the importance of peace.
Opinion
Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes is a deeply moving and inspiring book. It tells a touching story of courage, hope, and the effects of war through the life of a young girl who faces unimaginable challenges with incredible strength. Sadako’s determination to fold 1,000 paper cranes, despite her illness, highlights the power of hope and the human spirit.
Recommendation
The book is an important reminder of the impact of war on innocent people and the need for peace. It encourages readers to think about the consequences of conflict and the importance of kindness and empathy. Overall, it’s a powerful story that resonates with readers of all ages and encourages them to strive for peace and understanding.
म काठमाडौँको धापासीमा बस्छु। म कक्षा चारमा पढ्छु। मैले पढ्ने स्कुल चाबहिलकाे सिफलमा छ । मलाई लिन आउने गाडी रुट नं ६ हो । रुट नं ६ को गाडी सामाखुसीबाट सुरु हुन्छ। त्यसपछि टोखामा आइपुग्छ। धापासीको चुनदेवी मन्दिर धापासी श्रेष्ठ चोक हो । म त्यहीबाट गाडी चढ्छु । त्यसपछि महाराजगञ्ज हुँदै गङ्गालाल अस्पताल, हात्तीगौंडा, घुम्ती चप्पली, बुद्ध कोलोनी पुग्छ। त्यसपछि गोल्फुटार आइपुग्छ । त्यहाँबाट मण्डीकाटार हुँदै सुकेधारा पुग्छ । त्यहाँबाट धुम्बाराही आएर पिपलबोट हुँदै पहेँलो पुल पुग्छ । त्यसपछि स्कुल पुग्छ। बसमा हाम्रो यात्रा एक घण्टाभन्दा बढी हुन्छ।
म एक विद्यार्थी हुँ
कापी किताब मेरा साथी
भविष्यमा यिनैले
पुर्याउने छन् माथि
अन्याय र अत्याचारको
सधैँ विरोध गर्ने छु
शान्ति क्षेत्र नेपालको
शिर ठाडाे पार्ने छु
बालक, युवा, वृद्धलाई
सधैँ लिई साथमा
ध्यान मेरो रहने छ
विकासको पथमा ।
Me and my mom went for my swimming lesson instead of celebrating Teej. I had mixed feelings at that time. Once we reached the destination, I was excited but a little too scared. My mom bought me swimming goggles, then I wore my swimsuit and went inside the pool, and to be honest, it wasn’t cold. The coach taught me the easy steps first as I was a beginner. Since I was scared, I didn’t let my body loose and tightened my body while I was learning to float. The coach told me to loosen it, so I did and successfully started to float. When I got perfect on floating, the coach told me to glide till the end of the swimming pool till I got perfect on landing and gliding in the swimming pool. So after an hour, I finally swam on my own. I didn’t go deep and swam in the 3-foot area. I was told to paddle with my feet. I had to practice, and it felt like I was just resting while I was paddling. I also had to make a beat. After I was perfect at it, we headed to the bigger swimming pool, and we started to swim at the depth, which was 6 feet tall, but while I was swimming, I lost control and I started to “sink,” and I ended up drowning, but my coach saved me. A few minutes later, my biggest fear came, and I had to do a backstroke. It was terrifying, and I drowned 12 times. But my coach saved me every time. He told me to stop, and we continued with the easy stroke. I swam for 2-3 hours. We had to end as it was getting colder and darker. After the swimming lesson, I ate some delicious food and headed towards home. I wonder what I will learn next time!!
