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111 at Bheri Zonal Hospital(1 month, 11 days)

  The global pandemic that extended its root from China took a huge toil on my home country(Nepal) and my family suffered the way most Nepalese families did. We never imagined the intensity of this situation but when it came knocking at our door we realized; this was trouble.  I came back home after a three day long trip from Chitwan. Mom was a bit drowsy than usual but my brother on the other hand lost his sense of smell and taste which he realized the other day. So he got his SWAP test done right away. He was tested positive a day after but dad got breathing issues out of nowhere and we rushed him to hospital. We got dad's chest X-ray done and the doctors at Nursing Home revealed he had pneumonia feeding of his lungs; a sureshot indication of Covid. They referred him to Bheri Hospital seeing my dad's serious condition. Been a month and eleven days since we came here and within these days alot of things happened. The situation got worse with each passing day during our initia...
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Are you a feminaźi?

I come across different sort of people each day and the aspect of their behaviour hold relevance to few of my notions which I render as my perceived theory. If you have 5 minutes to spare, join in. Thesis no.1 Do you believe in gender equality? If you believe that male and female should be seen as equal and if given opportunities they can flourish in many ways then you're definitely not a feminaźi.  You are a human being with a rational thought process and you are well aware of your beliefs.  You divide your work at home with your spouse .  If you don't have one your elder male sibling might be doing dishes while you help mom with the meal.  You know that male suffer the way exactly you do. Intensity might be different, suffering might be different but you do understand masculine and feminine are two nature of human being with different gender and it gives you no right to hate them on that basis.  Every once in a while you stand for your ri...
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Conscious choice of words: An art still undiscovered

"Line carve an alphabet, those bind together to form a word."  The burden of a word can sometimes be troubling, at times it can shatter your soul leaving you with an invisible scar. Many can relate but only few actually understand before the tragedy falls upon them.  We, on a daily basis spill words we don't even mean or words we might even forget after a while. We never imagine what sort of emotional baggage we are rendering to someone through our words. Words can make you, break you, take you to your boundless limits and let the unimaginable happen.  A person well appreciated for their effort always does his best. A child constantly converged with the idea that he is not good enough, for his whole life, end up believing it. Harsh words from a lover? Well, there's a  strand of tear rolling down your eyes.  Struggling, not feeling good about yourself, having self doubt and lack of self esteem at most cases is the result of the criticisms one ...
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Mustang, Nepal" - one from my bucket list.

"As facts state- bordered by the Tibetan plateau and sheltered by some of the world's tallest mountains; Mustang undoubtedly is your ultimate destination." "This year, we got lucky. Followed by bunch of friends and teachers on our side, off we went to our dream destination." "The journey long as it may seem was worthwhile. If you ever plan on visiting Nepal add Mustang on your list. Mountain biking, trekking, swirling round on 108 dhara to wash away your sins and visit to Muktinath temple is a whole lot of overwhelming experience you'll witness here." "My share of experience includes horse back riding, 7 hours long trek, selfies and eye catching  view to ease out the stress." "The weather won't torment you if you visit during Mangsir(nepali month). A pair of neck warmers and fur down your sleeves works fine. If you want to experience snow fall, a little later after the broadcast is the most appropriate time...
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