Sandhya Thapa

The Name: Maitika Kathaaharu Yaha Harek Muskaaune Kathaa bhitra kathaaxan Paribandha Bhitra Pari Katha Bhitra ko Katha  Scene :1 एउटा painting मा  देखिने दृश्य  पर क्षितिज मा आधा देखिएको सुर्य अनि आकाशमा केहि चरा हरु उडिरहेका ,  बिस्तारै सिन जूम आउट हुदा silhouette जस्तो महिलाको  द्रिस्य देखिन्छ  Narration :  घाम ले क्षितिज स्पर्श गरिरहेको सुन्दर यो दृश्य  प्रभातको हो या  सन्ध्याको आखाँ अघि नै भए पनि थाहा पाउन गाह्रो छ  तेस्तै कसैको जीवनमा के भैरहेको छ बुझ्न गाह्रो छ।  Scene 2 zoom out भैरहेको दृश्यमा अन्धकार मा हातमा drink बोकिरहेकी महिला , उनि drink लिदै dance floor मा जान्छिन  नाचिरहेकी उनि संगै एक पुरुष पनि नाच्न आउछन ति नाचिरहेका व्यक्तिले नजिकै हिडिरहेको waiter को tray बाट  drink  निकाल्छ।   Scene 3 waiter दिक्क हुन्छ काउन्टर मा जान्छ मुख बिगार्दै उसको फोन आउछ। उनि फोन काटिरहेका हुन्छन। त्यो देखेर संगै पसल मा बसेको साहुजी भन्छन।  साहुजी : के भयो ? किन फोन काटेको ? Waiter : काम चाइयो भन्दै छ त्यो प...

 What I Require from Life Understanding the text Answer the following questions. a. How does the writer distinguish between a peaceful age and a heroic age? The writer distinguishes between a peaceful age and a heroic age. He does by the time before and after 1914. He recalls his birth time a peaceful age and the time of 1914 when the First World War took place is remarked as heroic age. b. Why does the writer want more freedom of speech than most people? The writer wants more freedom of speech than most people because it is important for the people to express and explain what they feel and want to say than anything else. He himself wants to do that so he wants more freedom of speech than most people. c. According to the writer, what are the four general human needs? According to the writer, there are four general human needs: Work, Freedom, Health and Friendship. d. What is the difference between desire and demand according to the writer? According to the writer, the difference be...

   Who are you, little i? by e. e. Cummings The speaker stands next to the window and addresses himself in the form of his own inner child of 5 or 6 years, calling ‘little i’ as the childlike feelings still live within him. The feelings cause him to recall how he used to enjoy the golden sunset in November when he was a child. Now his adulthood worries have suppressed all his joys and pleasures. He considers the day turning into the night as the gradual passage of time. He welcomes this in a beautiful way. a. Who can be the speaker of this poem? The speaker is an adult person who recalls his childhood closely connected with nature can be the speaker of this poem. b. What is “little i” doing? Little i is peering at sunset through the window. c. What can be the relationship between “little i” and the speaker of the poem? "Little i" is the speaker's inner child. d. What is the speaker remembering from his childhood days in the poem? In the poem, the speaker is remembering th...

 A. Match the words with their meanings. constituency - iv. electoral district pursue- iii. to follow in an effort to overtake or capture infiltrate - to enter or gain access to (an organization, place, etc.) secretly and gradually nomadic - ii. living the life of roaming anatomy- vi. art of studying the different parts of any organized body subversive - i. seeking or intended to overthrow an established system or institution C. Make two other words by using each prefix given above and use them in sentences. Unacceptable- Ramesh behaviour was unacceptable in the class. Deactivate- He doesn’t know how to deactivate his Instagram account. Comprehension Answer these questions. a. What did Maathai decide to do for the community? Maathai decided to create jobs for the community: cleaning their constituency, planting trees and shrubs, cleaning homes of the richer people in the communities, and getting paid for those services.  b. Mention the problems faced by women in Kenya. The pro...