We, humans, are often asked to identify ourselves. Who we are and where do we belong to? Identifying oneself in society has always been a major discussion since we tend to identify ourselves to fit into society.

Rosenberg along with his family flew to America and changed his identity, but his family was still targeted for who they were. Sawaquat, a Native American was defamed for ‘stealing’  the land that didn’t belong to them. Wideman was differentiated from other groups of people because of his skin color and his beliefs. Each of the individuals in some way or another had to hide their true identity to fit in the society properly even after facing discrimination who they were and what they believed in.    

Rosenberg along with his family came to the US from Germany in 1938.  They changed” their name and their identity hoping that the society would accept them. (Rosenberg 29) He gave up his self-identity, his name for people to accept him, but the bigotry never stopped. He was bullied by his neighbors as a “sheeine” (Rosenberg 29).  The guilt of not embracing his heritage had always bothered him, but he never came to realize that until he started going to temples, attending Jewish festivals, and finding pride in his heritage. Self-identifying yourself helps a lot of problems in life and it gives you the confidence to fight for what you believe in. After a lot of consideration, he gained courage from his second wife which made him change his name and show the world his true identity. Rosenberg announced, “I want to be remembered by the name I was born with” (Rosenberg 30). Rosenberg no longer wanted the world to know him as “Ross” and wanted the world to recognize him as a Jewish and through his real name. After years, he was able to embrace his culture, his religion, and accept himself the way he truly was. 

Sawaquat who was a Native American was frequently called by the whites when they referred to them as a thief. Sawaquat was one of the Native Americans just like many others who had to face humiliation every day just for accepting who they were as a person.  But embarrassed for who you identify yourself as causes a bigger problem because we hide from people so that they won’t be able to judge us.  Sawaquat wasn’t able to embrace his future in a proper way because he was “embarrassed” (Sawaquat 59) to accept the fact of self-realization that he was an Indian.  When the realization hit him, he began to question his true identity and after a lot of consideration, he came to realize that “we come full circle to realize other people are like ourselves, as discomfiting as that maybe sometimes.” (Sawaquat 60) He came to realize that he wasn’t the only one who would feel that way. When Sawaquat realized his mistake of not identifying himself for who he was, he realized that other people who bully others and discriminate against others have maybe been through similar situations like that before. Sawaquat wanted his daughter to accept herself for who she was, and where she came from, “discover her own inner self that is unlike any others”(Sawaquat 60), and be proud for what the culture represents. 

Wideman, a black man  was denied from entering a bar because of his skin color and for what he believed in. He wore a cap that had ‘X’ written on it and since many people didn’t believe Malcolm X’s beliefs, he was restricted from entering the bar. With anger and pain in his heart from having no support and being humiliated for what he believes in, he compared his feelings to “our American racial weather, turbulent, unchanging and it’s changeability, it’s the power to rock us and stun us from our routines and tear us apart…” (Wideman) Discrimination has always been an issue throughout history and it can affect a person mentally and physically. It can lower down a person’s self-esteem and make them take decisions which they will regret for the rest of their lives. Although Wideman was a self-realized person, he felt pretty hopeless because he had no support from other people. This incident that he faced made him realize how much humiliation, torture his ancestor had to go through. “When rain falls on us, it falls on all of us” (Wideman 65) When one person in a certain group is humiliated the whole group gets humiliated and in order to live in a peaceful society where each and everyone is respected, “we must first imagine how good it would feel to be healed There are always going to be moments in our lives when people are going to question you for what you believe in and how you identify yourself as.  And there will be people all over the world who won’t be ready to accept you just because you represent yourself in some way but just because certain people don’t like doesn’t mean that everyone is going to hate you. Rosenberg, Sawaquat, Wideman, they all went through the journey of self-realization where their identity was constantly questioned, but all the circumstances that they had to go through, helped overcome the fear of society judging them for who they represent themselves as. Self-acceptance is a key to happiness and until and unless we don’t accept yourself for who we are, you will never be able to find peace and happiness. 

Sources 
https://www.speakingtree.in/blog/unknown-facts-about-raavan  https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/187/6/1140/4985429
 

सबै हात एक भैदिए

म कति चाँडै उठ्न सक्ने थिएँ होला,

सबै मन एक भैदिए म सधैँ बर्बराउन्नथेँ होला,

म धेरै समय बर्बराएँ,

अहिलेसम्म कसैले ध्यानसँग

सुनेजस्तो लाग्दैन ।

मेरो मनको इच्छाशक्ति

अत्यन्त चहकिलो भएर उठ्ने थियो,

मैले एक्लै उठने धेरै प्रयत्न गरेँ,

म उठ्न लागेको देखेर

मलाई सहयोग गर्ने बहानाले

जहाँको त्यहीँ, जस्ताको त्यस्तै राख्न खोज्ने हातहरू सल्बलाइरहेछन्,

मलाई यथास्थितिभन्दा पनि

अझ जिर्ण बनाएर हेर्न लालायित हुनेहरू 

बडो आनन्द मानेर हेरिरहेछन्, 

म उठ्न खोजेर पनि उठ्न नसक्दा

विवश बाँचिरहेछु, विवश बाँचिरहेछु ।

Tesla founder Elon Musk has launched a startup ‘Neuralink’ to form implants that connect the human brains with computer interfaces. The technology would see groups of small, flexible electrode threads implanted into the human brain by neurosurgical robots. The threads detect the electrical signals within the brain and transmit this information outside the body which has the potential to make a scalable high bandwidth brain-machine interface system meaning that it connects the brain to an external device to form a brain-machine interface.

 The goal of neuralink is to grasp and treat different kinds of brain or spine-related disorders. However, Musk envisions the implant as a method of enhancing your own brain, humans the choice to realize interaction with AI and also eventually cause a way forward for “superhuman intelligence”.Neuralink, which was founded in 2016, has already tested an early, wired version of its implants in rats. The concept of a brain-machine interface isn't new; scientists are functioning on them for many years. There are some FDA- approved deep- brain stimulation devices meant for, among other things controlling tremors in people with Parkinson’s disease, and a number of other tech computers. 

Yet these efforts tend to be continued to labs for a variety of reasons: they’re expensive, bulky, require training and when it involves an under the skull implant, the person outfitted with it must be physically tethered to a computer for it to figure. For now, Neuralink said it's engaged on a brain chip to assist with serious medical conditions, but Musk eventually wants it to appeal to all or any sorts of people. Some within the scientific community have watched the company’s promises warily, fearing that they’ll prompt afflicted people to delay necessary procedures.

Source: edition.cnn.com

बिहान सबेरै खाजा छ रोटी

खेद्छौ मलाई मेलामा 

घाँस र पात गराउँछौ मलाई

 खाने लाउने उमेरमा ।

डोको र नाम्लो दाउराको भारी 

बाेकाउँछौ मेरो काँधमा 

बाघ र भालु डर छ हेर 

त्यो घना जङ्गलमा ।

 हे मेरा दाइ ! ए मेरा भाइ !

 सुनिदेऊ छोरीको पुकार 

छोरीलाई तिमी नहेप बरु 

गरिदेऊ उद्धार । 

भोलि नै म पढ्न जान्छु

 किताब च्यापेर 

बनुँला हेर म ठूलो मान्छे 

लेखपढ गरेर ।

Today we all seem to be aware of mental health. But, as always we are only aware and we react to  “Mental Health” by saying  “Yes Mental Health”.The story doesn't end here because we don't talk about mental health openly. Have you ever talked with your parents about how things are going on in your life and Do parents actually listen? 

Well, when it comes to listening, we Nepalese people seem to be too impatient. Ever put your opinion with your parents? You haven't finished yet and you get in reply: “Dherai Janne Bannu pardaina” and even sometimes when you are saying something that is the truth but our elders can't accept it.  It doesn't only apply to our elders but even we youngsters can't accept what our parents say. What we are still learning indirectly is “Never listen to anyone's opinion and you are always right” and we sure will pass it to future generations as well. We are so busy in raising awareness on social media and giving suggestions to people on how to take care of their children. I feel like we have even forgotten to ask our children  “Chhora, how are things going? Chhori  Sabai  kura thik cha ni ?” Instead, we tend to give hour long talks on how things were during your time. It doesn't mean that your child doesn't need to know about the struggle and hard work that you've been through but what is the use of it when your child is mentally struggling for being bullied at school, is having a mental breakdown, got harassed and is not able to come up to you to share his/her Pain with you as you have already stopped them from deep inside their hearts and also filled them with the fears with your just one word “ chup” . It is very important to know that, when you forbid your children to have a normal casual talk with you and when you don't listen to them, you are creating a barrier that sometimes can't be broken between you and your child and there is going to be a day when your child is crying very deep inside won't come to you and say “baba malai yo kura chitta bujhena ” mamu malai yo problem parirako cha” but instead they are either going to suffer alone or take a  wrong path and suffer for life.

But this doesn't mean that only parents have to listen to their children because it is very important to listen to what our elders say. They have gone through a lot and they have also been through the time that you are going through. But for a healthy relationship and better life, it is very much necessary for all the parents to listen to their children so that they can listen to you and vice versa because listening is very important. We need to listen first before suggesting. Communication between you and your child should always be two-sided. There are other factors like socialization and many more but we can only function properly when we are mentally healthy. So, Mental health is very important and it's time for us to understand each other and work for it.

(Note: Please note that This article  is not  about taking anyone's side and it is about  playing one's respective role.)

मानव जीवन एक सङ्घर्ष अनि कठिन परिस्थितिको सङ्घार हो । मानिस र बोटबिरुवाका बिच ज्यादै नजिकको सम्बन्ध  हुन्छ । यी दुवै एकअर्काका संसर्गबिना एकैछिन पनि बाँच्न सक्दैनन् । मानिस र अन्य प्राणी र बोटबिरुवाको अस्तित्व कतिसम्म प्रगाढ अनि भद्र हुन्छ भन्ने कुराको आभाष उनीहरूसँग अनुकूल अथवा प्रतिकूल वातावारण एवं प्रकृतिले निर्धारण गर्दछ । मानिस प्रकृतिको एक अभिन्न अङ्ग भएकाले जति पनि क्रियाकलापहरू यस प्रकृतिमा हुन्छन् त्यो सबै प्रत्यक्ष अथवा अप्रत्यक्ष रूपमा उससँग सम्बन्धित हुन्छन् । यही कारणले गर्दा यदि आफ्नो क्रियाकलापले गर्दा प्रकृतिमा विविध किसिमका समस्याहरू उत्पन्न भए भने तिनलाई सन्तुलनमा ल्याउने पनि मानिसकै कर्तव्य हो । यही सन्दर्भमा प्रकृतिमा हुने असन्तुलित क्रियाकलाप जसले गर्दा समस्त जीवजन्तुहरूले त्यसको असर भोग्नु पर्छ, त्यसलाई नै प्राकृतिक प्रकोप भनिन्छ । 

बाढी, पहिरो, खण्डवृष्टि, अतिवृष्टि, अल्पवृष्टि आदि प्राकृतिक प्रकोपका रूपहरू हुन् । बढ्दो जनसङ्ख्या, अव्यवस्थित बसोवास तथा वैज्ञानिक उन्नतिका कारण विविन्न किसिमका असन्तुलन देखा परिरहेका छन् । यस्ता समस्यहरूबाट उत्पन्न हुने वातावरणीय असन्तुलनको खतराबाट विश्वलाई जोगाउने काममा पनि जङ्गलको विशिष्ट भूमिका हुन्छ । खासगरी वन मासिएर उजाड र नाङ्गाभुतुङ्गा भएका पाखा पखेरा अनि खाली जग्गालाई हरियो, भरिलो बनाउन र प्रकृतिमा सन्तुलन कायम राख्न वृक्षरोपण गरिन्छ । वृक्षरोपणबाट वातावरण स्वच्छ हुन गई सम्पूर्ण प्राणीको जीवन सुरक्षित हुनका साथै मानिसका विभिन्न आवश्यकतासमेत पूर्ति हुने हुँदा यसको निकै ठुलो महत्त्व रहेको छ । मानिस र बोटबिरुवाका बिच अन्योन्याश्रित सम्बन्ध रहेको हुन्छ । मानिसले आफ्नै अमूल्य जीवन प्रकृतिको प्रकोपबाट जोगाउनै भए पनि वृक्षरोपण गर्नु अति जरुरी छ । रुखहरू काटेर आफ्नो खुट्टामा आफैँ बन्चरो हान्ने जस्तो मुर्खता गर्नुहुन्न । यसो गर्दा आफ्नो जीवनलाई आफैँले छोट्याउनु हो, आफैँले काललाई निम्त्याउनु हो । प्राकृतिक वातावारणको स्वच्छतामा मानिसले भौतिक उन्नति गर्ने क्रममा खलल पुर्याइरहेको देखिन्छ । मानिसका अविवेकी क्रियाकलापहरूले गर्दा प्रकृतिका नदी, हावा, रुख, हरियाली आदि कुराहरू विकृत अवस्थामा देखा परिरहेका छन् । वनजङ्गलको जथाभाबी फँडानी गर्दा प्राकृतिक सौन्दर्य हराउने, जीवजन्तुहरूको बिचल्ली हुने, बाढी, पहिरो, अतिवृष्टि, अल्पवृष्टि, भूक्षय आदिका कारण सबैको जीवन अस्तव्यस्त बन्ने कुरा पनि सबैका अगि छर्लङ्ग छ । बितेका केही दशकयता प्राकृतिक प्रकोप हुने क्रममा निकै तीव्रता आएको पाइन्छ । प्राकृतिक सम्पदाहरूको विनाश, अव्यवस्थित बसोबास, जनसङ्ख्याको बढ्दो चाप आदि कुराहरू प्राकृतिक प्रकोपका मुख्य कारण हुन् । 

वनजङ्गल वन्यजन्तु तथा पन्छीहरूको साझा आश्रयस्थल पनि हो र प्राकृतिक सन्तुलनको आधार हो । यसको संरक्षण गरी बाढी, पहिरो र अन्य प्राकृतिक प्रकोपको घटना र त्यसबाट हुने हानिनोक्सानीबाट सबै बच्नुपर्दछ । यसको संरक्षण र वृक्षरोपण गर्न जनचेतना फैलाउनु पर्दछ । प्राकृतिक प्रकोपले कसैलाई नि राम्रो नगर्ने भएकाले हामी जतिसक्दो वृक्षरोपणमा जोड दिएर सुरक्षित र स्वच्छ वातावरणमा बाँच्न सक्छौँ  त्यसैले वृक्षरोपणमा जोड दिन अत्यन्तै जरुरी छ र यो नै आजको परिस्थितिको माग पनि हो । 

Yemen is one of the countries in the Middle East which is connected to Omen in the east, Saudi Arabia in the north, and the sea in the remaining borders. There is a war going on in Yemen that is more dangerous than the war happening in Syria. This war is also known as proxy war because there is a closed conflict between Saudi and Iran who are using Yemen as their proxy war spot.

The initial cause of this war was the Arab Spring. Arab spring was the movement of different countries to get rid of autocratic rulers and make them a republic country. After this internal war between these autocratic rulers and citizens, all countries except Syria and Yemen were free.

Now Seeing inside Yemen what had caused this war….

There was a conflict between Present President, Ali Abdullah Salah, and army chief, Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar as Salah wanted his son, Ahmed Ali Salah to be the army chief. And the military was also split in half. Some were in support of Salah and others were in the support of Ahmer. In 2011 they started to mobilize their forces because of which internal war started and as the military was divided into two factions the military was weak. Whose advantage was taken by a local rebel, Abdul Malik Al Houthi, who was not satisfied by the government? 

Yemen at that time had a government led by Sunni and Houthi’s were Shia. Houthi now started to take action and occupied many regions of North Yemen which were initially ignored by the military.  Houthi were being supported by Iran because Iran is Shia and Iran placed Naval vessels in the Gulf of Aden for supporting Houthi. The main purpose of Iran to support Houthis was to take control of Saudi Arabia. Now Scared Salah went to ask Saudi for help and Saudi offered it to them. Saudi started to bombard those places which were Houthis conquered areas and because of which Yemen started suffering for Saudi and Iran. Salah now wanted to kill Ahmar so he gave the misinformation about Houthis being at the place where Ahmar was. Hearing that Saudi immediately bombarded Ahmer to kill him and the Houthis but luckily he survived. Now Ahmar realized that he was weak so he started supporting Houthis in the hopes of getting the same support back. The war started to take place. Saudi now seeing that the war is getting stronger and the number of Houthis increasing day by day they asked Salah to resign from the post which could bring temporary peace to the country. Salah refused the offer which in turn made the situation worse. Salah was attacked at a mosque in November 2011, more than 40% of his body was burnt which scared Salah and after this attack, he resigned from his post... Mansour Hadi now was the President of Yemen. He relieved the general from his duties and made Mubarak the general. Now the Houthis had become very strong and told that now they won’t speak their guns will. Houthis then immediately conquered the capital of Yemen Sana. The Al Qaeda terrorist group had also started to spread in South Yemen at the same time. Now scared of the Houthis, Hadi signed a peace deal with the Houthis which gave them the power to have their voices heard in the government. That was an embarrassment to Haddi as he gave terrorists the power to make decisions as to the government. Haddi wanted to change the Prime Minister to stop Houthis, but the candidate for P.M he had chosen was kidnapped and, Houthis now wanted their person as Prime Minister. Having no other choices Haddi resigned but in turn, got house arrested by the Houthis. But fortunately.. he escaped in 2015 and ran to Saudi.

After reaching Saudi he planned an operation with them, called Operation Decisive Storm, Which led to bloodshed and tears. In this operation, Saudi teamed up with 10 other countries to get rid of Haudis and Ali Qaeda. While more bombarding started, many places were destroyed among which in 2015, a seaport was destroyed which led to Food supply disruption and starvation started.

बच्चा हुँदा आफूलाई आमबुबाले ‘ठुलो भएर के बन्ने ?’ भन्दा हामी डाक्टर, इन्जिनियर र पाइलट भन्थ्यौँ  तर अब त्यही प्रश्न अहिले सोध्यो भने हामी आत्तिन्छाैँ । जुन प्रश्न सानामा सोध्दा हामीले सजिलो गरी उत्तर दिन्थ्याैँ त्यही  प्रश्न अहिले हमीलाई सोधेको बेला हामी  गहिरो विचारमा हराउँछौँ, के कारणले हाेला ? ती सपनाहरू कता हराए ? यसकाे जबाफ हो, घर ।   
जब हामी परिपक्व हुन्छौँ, हामी मानिसहरू हाम्रा सपनाहरूबाट टाढा हुँदै जान्छौँ । हामी आफ्ना सपनाहरू छोडेर अरूको सपना साकार पार्नतिर लाग्छौँ  । हामी आफैँमा धेरै शङ्का उत्पन्न गर्न थाल्छौँँ । त्यस्तै गरी हामी आफ्नै लक्ष्यहरूमा यति धेरै डराउन थाल्छौँ कि हामी यो प्राप्त गर्न असम्भव छ भन्ने कुरामा विश्वास गर्न थाल्दछौँ । तपाईं अझै पनि त्यो सानो बच्चा हुन सक्नुहुन्छ जसले आफ्नो जीवनमा ठुला चिजहरूको सपना देखेको थियो ।

जब हामी बढ्न थाल्छौँ, हामी आफ्ना सपनाहरू छोड्न थाल्छौँ । हामी के गर्न सक्छौँ भन्नेबारे समाजबाट दबाब महसुस गर्न थाल्छौँ । हामी डराउँछौँ, हामी हाम्रा सपनाहरू फ्याँक्न थाल्छौँ र ती मानिसहरूलाई खुसी पार्नतिर लाग्छाैँ जसले हाम्रो जीवनमा कुनै अर्थ राख्दैनन् । सपना देख्न कहिले पनि ढिलो हुँदैन । मिहिनेत र ध्यान ठिक ठाउँमा लगायाे भने यो दुनियामा हामीलाई हाम्राे सपनालाई वास्तविकतामा ल्याउन कसैले पनि रोक्न सक्दैन तर यो बाटामा आफूले आफूमाथि विश्वास राख्नुपर्छ । यो जीवनको बाटामा हामीले धेरै  मान्छेहरूका नकारात्मक टिप्पणीहरू सुन्नुपर्ने छ र  तिनीहरूले हाम्रो खिल्ली उडाउने छन् तर जब हामी आफ्ना सपनाहरू साकार बनाउँछाैँ, तिनै व्यक्तिहरूले हामीलाई बधाई दिनेछन् ।

If we take out paper bills or swipe a credit card, we indulge in most of the transactions in the money of everyday use. Indeed, the backbone of the economy around the world is money. Currency refers to paper money that is in circulation or coins. In fact, however, money is just a small piece of the monetary economy and only one factor when looking at the overall supply of capital. Indeed, much of the money today remains as credit money or electronic records deposited in databases in banks or financial institutions. But even, the bread and butter in day-to-day purchases is money.

So, what exactly is the worth of our modern money, whether it's an American dollar or a Nepali currency? Unlike early coins made of precious metals, much of what is minted today doesn't have any economic worth. However, it still maintains its appeal. In the case of "representative money," each coin or note can be exchanged for a fixed sum of a commodity. But, what would happen if the money stopped existing?

First, the world economy would crash and everyone would have to start again from scratch. It would create chaos, riots, and reckless abandon setting in over the first few days. Consider the at times the scenes of a Black Friday sale then imagine that everything in every store in every country suddenly became available not just at a very low price but at no charge whatsoever. As part of the pandemonium, people would fight and perhaps even kill each other for various goods. Health care products and medicines would probably be in particularly high demand while grocery stores would also quickly be pillaged with many resorting to violence to secure an adequate amount of food supply. The psychological impact would extend far beyond in-store scuffles though life savings would suddenly be lost and regular incomes would disappear regardless of how an individual may have accumulated their wealth through greed, dishonesty, or genuine hard work, they now are without the fruits of their labor. In 2016, India attempted a part demonetization by invalidating certain denominations of the bill but the move reportedly prompted people to die of heart attacks after learning of their change in fortune with others committing suicide. There were also some cases of people refusing to work as faith in the value of their wages plummeted. Consider a similar reaction on a global scale and the catastrophe widens with potential for doctors, nurses, police officers, and all types of emergency service workers to walk away from their roles. According to reports, in India’s case, there were examples of patients dying because the hospitals refused them service amidst the panic. As harsh as it seems, it’d be a probable outcome over the world. While a monetary wipeout would see the rich suddenly rendered penniless and destitute, it could be a different story for poorer people on some levels at least as money would no longer hold meaning in their lives either major debts would be cleared and financial equality should set in given that everyone would have zero finances to speak up that’s not to say that prejudice based on wealth would disappear entirely. In fact, it could be intensified as those who had previously had more money might seek some sort of recognition for their financial history. All things considered, the initial response to a moneyless world would be hectic and probably more negative than positive.

Ref:   https://www.watchmojo.com/video/id/24178

मानौँ कडा मेहनतले आजभन्दा ७ वर्षपछि तपाईंले आफ्नो जीवनलाई धेरै सफल बनाउनुभयो रे । इमानदारीका साथ बर्साैँ गरेको मेहेनतको फलस्वरूप तपाईंले काठमाडौँमा गाडी, नोकर चाकरसहितको चिटिक्कको घर अनि बैङ्कमा पुग्दो ब्यालेन्स राख्न सफल हुनुभयो रे । तपाईंको यस्तो भव्य सफलता देखेर तपाईंका साथीभाइहरू नै भित्र भित्रै बडो इर्ष्या गर्न थाले रे र घर परिवार पनि बडो खुसी भयो रे ।

मानौँ त्यतिबेला तपाईंको एउटा सानो सुखी परिवार पनि छ रे, जसमा तपाईं, तपाईंकी श्रीमती अनि रहरलाग्दो  छोरा र छोरी छन् । सधैँ तपाईं काठमाडौँका सयौँ समस्याहरूसँग हेर्दै लड्‍दै अगाडि बढिरहनुभएको छ । यहाँका हरेक दिन दैनिक समस्याहरूमा कसैले पनि चासो नदिएको देख्दा तपाईंलाई बैराग लाग्छ, उदास हुनुहुन्छ । निरास भएर तपाईंको मुखबाट एउटै मात्र वाक्य निक्लन सक्छ “यस्तै हो जिन्दगी, के गर्न सकिन्छ र !” तपाईंले हेर्दा हेर्दै काठमाडौँको सुन्दरताबाट मरिसकेकाे बागमती धेरै प्रदूषित हुन्छ । बागमती सफा गर्ने मेरो कार्यक्षेत्रभन्दा बाहिरको कुरा हो भन्दै तपाईं सधैँ यसको प्रमुख दोषी खोज्नुहुन्छ । कहिले यो काम त पक्कै सरकारको हो भन्नुहुन्छ त कहिले यो पक्कै त्यही ढल मिसाउने गैरजिम्मेवार नागरिकहरू नै हुन् भनी दोष लगाउनुहुन्छ । शङ्काहरू पनि धेरै हुन्छन् मनमा । यस्तो सुन्दरता बिग्रिनुमा तिनै डलरकाे खेती गर्ने कुनै गैरसरकारी संस्थाको पनि हात छ भनी तपाईं गाली गर्नुहुन्छ । अझै माैसम परिवर्तनले गर्दा हो भनी पनि आफू यो जिम्मेवारीबाट पन्छिन खोज्नु हुन्छ । खैर, तपाईंकै मन, तपाईंकै मर्जी ! कसैले प्रश्न गर्न सक्दैन । 

फेरि हामी अब तपाईंकै सुखी परिवारमा फर्कौं । आफ्ना छोराछोरीलाई तपाईंले बडो अब्बल र संस्कारी तरिकाले हुर्काइरहनुभएको छ । उनीहरूकाे बुद्धि र विवेकको विकासका लागि यस्ता महँगा र अत्याधुनिक मन्टेस्साेरी, कलेजहरूमा पढाई आइप्याड/आइफोन र ल्यापटपजस्ता अत्याधुनिक प्रविधि र महँगा यन्त्रहरू उपलब्ध गराउनुका साथसाथै संसार बुझ्न विभिन्न देशमा घुमाउन पनि लानुहुन्छ । तपाईंलाई विश्‍वास छ कि एक दिन ती  छोराछोरीहरूले नै ठुला भएर पक्कै पनि देशविदेशको लागि सबल नेतृत्व र बाबुआमाको नाम बन्नेछन् । देशप्रतिको आफ्नो अधुरो कर्तव्य र सपना तपाईंले यिनै दुई सन्तानद्वारा पुरा गर्नुहुन्छ । सही ठाउँमा लगानी गरेको छु भन्दै तपाईं आफैँलाई धन्यवाद दिनुहुन्छ र साथै मनमनै खुसी हुनुहुन्छ । यस्तै सोचले तपाईंलाई हौसला दिन्छ, “मैले त सकिनँ, तर मेरा छोराछोरीले त पक्का यो देश बनाउँछन् ।”

Beauty can also be seen in nature´s dark cold days

In majestic hills, south of the Great Himalayas

Oh lord, what beautiful  scene of nature coincide

A very holy morning, nearby the hills of the  Sindhuli Mai

A sobering morning, the brightest clouds colliding,

This look what in that dawn, where clouds form a heavenly lake,

Between the hills of three ancient kingdoms,

Birds chirping their praying  enchants to call the mother nature,

Oh, look! ah even the trees bowing and dropping their dews

Sun rays, here it is, which is giving a direction to the river to flow down the foothills,

Dandelions fragmenting their petals, and welcoming it's another day

This what looks in the winter days in  karat where it's giving evidence,

"There´s nothing to be afraid of", she says.

कुनै पनि देशको विकासमा विद्यार्थीको भूमिका महत्त्वपूर्ण रहेको हुन्छ । देश विकासको मुख्य आधार विद्यार्थीहरू नै हुन् । आजका विधार्थीहरूले भोलि गएर देशको सम्पूर्ण दायित्व आफ्नाे काँधमा लिने हुँदा देशको भविष्य उनीहरूकै हातमा रहेको हुन्छ । हुन त देशको विकास कुनै एक वर्गबाट मात्र हुन सक्दैन । देशको चौतर्फी विकास गर्नका लागि प्रकाशक, शिक्षक, डाक्टर आदि सबै वर्गको उत्तिकै भूमिका रहेको छ । यीमध्ये पनि देशको विकासका लागि विद्यार्थीको विशेष भूमिका रहन्छ । आजका विद्यार्थी नै भोलि गएर कुशल प्रशासक, शिक्षक, डाक्टर बनेर देश विकासका कार्यमा जुट्ने भएकाले कुनै पनि देशले हरेक क्षेत्रमा उन्नति गर्नका लागि विद्यार्थीमा भर पर्नुपर्छ । विद्यार्थीकै भरमा देशले शिक्षा, स्वस्थ्य, सञ्चार, उद्योग आदि हरेक क्षेत्रमा राम्रो उन्नति गर्ने भएकाले देश विकासमा विद्यार्थीको भूमिका महत्त्वपूर्ण रहेको हुन्छ । 
विद्यार्थीहरूले राम्रो शिक्षा पाए भने उनीहरू असल एवम् चरित्रवान् बन्दछन् अनि नराम्रो शिक्षा पाए भने उनीहरू खराब एवम् चरित्रहीन बन्दछन् । खराब एवम् चरित्रहीन विद्यार्थीले भविष्यमा न त आफ्ना लागि केही गर्न सक्छन्, न त देशका लागि नै । विद्यार्थीहरूले पर्यावरणको पनि निरीक्षण गर्नुपर्छ । यसको अर्थ उनीहरू हरेक क्षेत्रमा सक्रिय हुनुपर्छ । एउटा विद्यार्थीले हरेक क्षेत्रमा अनुशासित भई काम गर्नुपर्छ । उनीहरू राष्ट्रका लागि बाधक होइन सहायक हुनुपर्छ किनभने विद्यार्थीहरू त्यो शक्ति हुन् जो  चुनौतीलाई स्वीकार गर्छन् र सफलता प्राप्त गर्छन् । एउटा युवा विद्यार्थीले राष्ट्ररक्षाका लागि सिपाहीको भूमिका पनि निर्वाह गर्नुपर्छ । 

वर्तमानमा हाम्रो राष्ट्र केही स्वार्थी मानिसहरूले गर्दा भ्रष्टाचारको दलदलमा फस्दै गइरहेको छ । भ्रष्टाचारबेगर न्याय पाउन पनि गारो भइसकेको छ । विकासको हरेक पाइलामा इमानदार मानिसहरू अगाडि आउनु र उनीहरूलाई प्रतिष्ठा प्रदान गर्नु वर्तमानको खाँचो रहेको छ । एउटा विद्यार्थी निस्वार्थी हुनुपर्छ र निस्वार्थताको पाठ प्रत्येक विद्यार्थीलाई पढाउन अघि सर्नुपर्छ । यसबाट एउटा यस्तो समूहको निर्माण हुन्छ, जसले राम्रो समाज र सक्षम राष्ट्रनिर्माणमा कुशल नेतृत्व प्रदान गर्न सक्छन् । यसको अर्थ विद्यार्थीहरूले नयाँ र पुरानो पिँढीबिच सेतुको काम पनि गर्नुपर्छ । उनीहरूले पुरानो पिँढीसँग सुझाव लिएर नयाँ पिँढीलाई दिशानिर्देश गर्नुपर्छ । यसबाट ज्ञानवृद्धिका साथसाथै राष्ट्रनिर्माणमा समेत मद्दत पुग्छ । 

विद्यार्थी वर्गबाटै देशले आफ्नो भविष्य बन्ने आशा राखेको हुन्छ । हुन पनि उनीहरूकै कार्य कुशलताबाट देशको भविष्य चम्किन्छ । त्यसैले उनीहरू देश विकासका आधारशिला हुन् । विद्यार्थी वर्गले चाहेमा कुनै पनि देशको विकास हुन असम्भव छैन र यस कुरातर्फ विद्यार्थीले सोच्नुपर्छ । देश विकासको कार्यलाई टेवा पुर्याउन सक्ने ज्ञान र सिप सिक्ने काममा जुटिरहनु नै विद्यार्थीको कर्तव्य हो । विद्यार्थीहरूकाे पढाइबाटै देशको चौतर्फी विकास हुने भएकाले देश विकासमा विद्यार्थीको भूमिका उल्लेखनीय रहेको छ ।

त्यसैले देश विकाशमा विद्यार्थीको धेरै ठुलो महत्त्व हुन्छ र विद्यार्थीले पनि यो कुरालाई मजाकका रूपमा लिनु हुँदैन ।