Real Fiction
A Second Chance to Taste Life
2 weeks ago
“What’s the secret behind this ‘lean and fit’ body?” — that’s the question I often get from people who have always known me as a bit ‘fat and healthy’ guy. Over the last three years, I lost more than 12 kilograms of weight. I would smile and respond, “Meditation, yoga, and a vegetarian diet.” That was my polite lie — an easier answer than revealing the silent battle I was fighting inside. In truth, I had been struggling… Read more
Travel Diaries
School bus is not coming today or any other day
3 years ago
Kids in the cities are privileged to be received at their door steps by school bus. Some parents find it very hard to get them readied for the school. There are instances that they miss their school bus despite the rush and hurry. Ever wonder how do the kids in the villages get ready for school? No matter what their age is, they need to help their parents with works in kitchen and in the farm. After fetching water from… Read more
Life is a Joke
Agriculturist Vs Engineer
3 years ago
Two friends from schools met after almost a decade. One was an engineer and another was already an established agriculturist. After exchanging conversations on their latest updates of life, the engineer asked, “I’ve seen you doing trainings on commercial agriculture as a lead trainer. Why don’t you start your own agriculture enterprise and be an entrepreneur?” The Agriculturist friend replied, “Working in farm is not as easy as talking about farming.” After a moment of silence, he continued, “You are also… Read more
Tea/Coffee
Where There’s Tea, There’s Hope.
3 years ago
Dear Hope, Ever since I started my career — making a transition from a student life — tea has always been an integral part of my life. Probably it was my destiny which had brought me to this beautiful sector unwittingly. I started accepting tea not just as a profession, rather a passion as well. The zeal to make this sector more beautiful didn’t let me explore other career options which could have been more charming and lucrative to me. However,… Read more
Adventures of Parenthood
First Day of School: Big Shirt, Giant Bag, and Bigger Dreams
6 months ago
This morning was unlike any other. Our little son, fresh out of his pre-school cocoon, stepped into a new school for Grade One. His uniform was slightly big—something he could grow into over the next couple of years. His new tie and ID card hung almost to his knees, like a medal of honour. It looked funny—but charming in a way only childhood can be. His mother fussed over the final touches: straightening his collar, brushing off imaginary dust from his… Read more
Video Gallery
Warbler and torrent | Nepali Poem
1 year ago
Listen to this melodious Nepali poem written in Shardulbikridit chhanda. Read more
