फरक पाना| Zircon Creations

धोम्स र लाचारीका समाचार सुन्दा सुन्दै, बन्दमा हिन्दा हिन्दै, भिड बाट निक्लिदा निक्लिँदै, काठमन्डौको धुलो नाकले छान्दा छान्दै,म थाकिसके । के अब एकै छिन तिम्रो काखमा सुस्ताउन सक्छु? आँखालाई छक्क पार्ने, कस्मेटिक रूपहरू देख्दा देख्दै, देवकोटाका कविताहरू, शेक्स्पियरका नाटकहरू, बुद्धि सागरहरूका उपन्यास, नियाल्दा नियाल्दै, म थाकिसके । के अब तिम्रो सामीप्यमा हराउन सक्छु? मानव जीवन बुझाइएका…. नेल्सन मन्डेला र गान्धीहरूका जीवनी, ली क्यान यु र अब्रामलिङकनका सोचहरू, पुष्कर साह र हरिवंशका अनुभवहरू, पढ्दा पढ्दै, म थाकिसके । के अब एकै छिन यी आँखालाई तिमिमा भुलाउन सक्छु? यी स्केल बिनाका पैतालाले धर्तीलाई नाप्दा नाप्दै, चिसो बतास चल्ने ती डांंडाहरु उक्लँदा उक्लँदै, अविरल बगिरहने कैयन नदी हरू तर्दा तर्दै, म थाकिसके । के अब एकै छिन तिम्रो छातीमा निदाउन सक्छु? उत्प्रेरणाका जिगाँसु धागाले सुन्दर सपनाहरू बुन्दाबुन्दै साथीभाइका रमाइला गफ सुन्दा सुन्दै, कामै कामको चाग्ङ मेट्दा मेट्दै, म थाकिसके। के अब एकै छिन तिम्रो लालित्यमा लिन हुन सक्छु? -सुदर्शन सापकोटा

The way our nation is heading is not something to be happy about, to say the least. In my circle of friends, we have been openly discussing the lack of attention given to important national issues. It's like our political leaders are just playing dirty games with the people and our government. The state of the nation is deteriorating, poverty and inequality are increasing day by day and it's all because of our inept and irresponsible leader. When it comes to the education system, it's a disaster. The colleges are contaminated by pointless politics. Every college's political parties, in my opinion, are absolutely ruined. It's not what a college should be, it's an educational factory that produces skilled manpower for the nation's growth. Our political parties fail to lead and utilize the enthusiastic youth through university student unions. They should form (if necessary) a student union that only talks about educational concerns and student problems in the c...

Last night, as I closed my eyes and drifted off into the realm of dreams, I found myself transported to the bustling streets of Kathmandu. The sun was shining bright and the air was filled with the buzz of people going about their day. I walked with purpose, my feet guiding me toward the Tri-Chandra campus, the place where I spend most of my days. As I approached the campus, I noticed a young man standing at the zebra crossing. He was dressed in a brown t-shirt and black pants and had two rings on his ears. He turned to me and in a thick American accent, he asked me for directions to the Tri-Chandra campus. I was taken aback, I couldn't believe my ears. A tourist, all the way from America, looking for the Tri-Chandra campus? I told him that I was a student there and I'd be more than happy to show him the way. As we walked towards the campus, he asked me many questions about the school and the country. I told him about our rapidly developing country and how our education system ...