Subarna Basnet 
I want to write a story… a story about your smile, your eyes, and the way you listen to all my nonsense without a hint of judgment. I know I’ll share all the secrets we kept, all the moments we lived in silence and happiness, but in the end, I’ll tear the last two pages…
“I’ve spent over 18 years in Jhapa. These aren’t just tourist spots, they’re pieces of my childhood, my quiet escapes, my stories.” When people think of traveling in Nepal, they often picture mountains, temples in Kathmandu, or the beauty of Pokhara. But for me, the magic lies in the flatlands of the east, in Jhapa.
Everyone keeps saying, “You need to work harder,” as if we’re not already burning out. As if we’re not already staying up till 2 AM trying to figure out code, lectures, life. The issue isn’t about effort. It’s about direction. No matter how hard we work, the system has already drawn the limits. This generation
I’m the middle of three girls, with my older sister two years ahead and my twin just minutes behind. From the start, I felt responsible to protect my sisters, quietly praying for their safety despite my own fears. The Day Everything Broke When I was in LKG, a trivial misunderstanding exploded into a nightmare. My
Today, I opened my first Gmail account. Inside Google Drive, I found old folders: “important file”, “11 & 12 class memories.” Sushant KC’s “Sathi” was playing in the background. I didn’t cry. Not really. Just… felt something. A quiet wave of nostalgia, a strange calmness. And then it hit me. I’ve always chased success, building,
People frequently say college is a time for growth, discovery, and opportunity. And yes, it can be. But for many of us, it’s also a time filled with overwhelming pressure, confusion, and emotional struggles. I’m Subarna, a 19-year-old student from Nepal studying in South India. I want to share my story, and the stories of
Okay. Today I’m writing one of the most interesting articles — and honestly, I’m really interested to write my thoughts about this topic: “What if you lost interest?” Hmm??? Interest??? Question: What do you mean, Subarna? In your scenario, what’s the definition of “interest”? My answer: In my case, interest means passion. It means being
Kathmandu, the heart of Nepal, is more than just a city of temples, mountains, and history. Over the past few years, it has been growing into a hub for technology, innovation, and startups. Many young entrepreneurs and engineers are building companies that could change the future of Nepal—and maybe even the world. But can Kathmandu
As I sit here reflecting on the past year, I can’t help but think about how 2024 was the year that changed everything. I was ready for a fresh start, but little did I know that life had its own plans. What I thought would be an exciting year of growth turned into a series
Today, I ask myself: why am I leaving my country, my business, and my dreams? You can’t imagine the promises I made to myself about Bhaykur. I know it sounds silly, but I’m obsessed with this project. Now, nothing seems to go right. The brother who once supported me in the Web3 world has stopped