“Opportunities don’t happen, you create them.”

My father "Dear daddy, no matter where I go in my life, you'll always be my number one man." Today wherever I am it's because of my father. I am incomplete without him. My father's name is Bishnu Bahadur Shrestha. He is 37 years old. He is role model for our family. He is kind and honest person. He fulfills all my basic needs. He care about whole the family. He always motivates me to become a successful person in future. He works day and night for my better future. A father is a person who has got a sole responsibility than  others. My father is hardworking person. My father always teach me to respect seniors and love juniors. He never taught me the wrong or mischievous behaviour. He is time conscious and punctual too. My father is the best person in my life. He is one of the best father in the whole world. Whenever I am in difficulty my father helps me out with a lot of love and affection.

                MY ONE DAY WITH POLICE OFFICER On the day thursday,  the students of jagat mandir school  of grade  9 were taken to the program which was held by the police. We have learned many things which are related to cyber law and some of the important point they are: T he bad concept towards police is increasing rapidly. People are unaware about the positive aspects of police. Due to lack of public participation Nepal Police are facing several troubles. People's participation and co-operation are not actively seen in helping the police force. That's why; we grade IX students of Jagat Mandir Secondary School took part in the one day police-community partnership program to co-operate with the  Kathmandu. We were given a short class by DSP (Deputy Superintendent of Police) Shantiraj Koirala. We were shown the presentation about the misuse of social media and cyber crime. He removed our confusion towards the bad co...

                                 Aandhiko manuram nitrya   Our school (Jagat Mandir) also gave us a goloden opportunity to watch drama which is based on teenagers life. Students of grade 8,9 and 10 along with 5 teachers were taken as audience. We were taken at Battisputali on 9th May, 2019. The name of our drama was "Aandhiko Manoram Nritya".     This drama showed how the teenagers are growing up with their friends in a bad company which may lead to wrong path.It also shows that students are growing up involving in bad activities along with their friends. This drama was literally related to all of the teenagers. They feel the pressure of studies and they started to do nonsense activites like smoking, taking drugs and falling in love. Nowadays, Yes all the teenagers as well as us we are involved in the wrong activities like falling in love. smoking. using more electronic gadg...

Experience of momo making Our school is on the journey of ISA. ISA stands for  International School Award. It is conducted by British Council.There are altogether 12 projects out of which we students of grade 8 got the project no 10 which is Preparation of Momo.  In, this project all the students of grade 8  should participate.On the first day of this project we have a small orie ntation class. On that class we did group division and we have distributed works to all groups. There were 4 groups. We have planned to make momo and distribute it to all JM family. There were  around 463 students and teachers. After that we started to collec t money from every class and. Next day group B and D went for shopping. They brought all the necessary materials which is needed for preparation of momo. Group A and group C were in cutting department. That day we cut all the vegetables and we make dough at the evening. On 10th of Poush we make momo. This day I went school...

Travelling is different for everyone. Some people travel for work, for family, for tourism, for adventure, for culture, and beyond these all as well. Travelling provides us with new experiences and perspectives. We are able to see the world in a different way and learn about new things as well as about ourselves. During our travels, we see new things that we have never experienced in our daily life before. By travelling, we can make new friends, and, most importantly, we can understand how tiny we are. In short, travelling is not just only a mean to go sightseeing in a new place; it is a deep interaction between one’s self and culture.Travelling helps us jump from our original world to a world we cannot see from our computer at home. Depending on how much we immerse ourselves, we will discover different things.  

Tihar is the second biggest Nepalese festival after  Dashain . It is considered to be of great importance as it shows a contribution to not just the humans and the gods, but also to the animals like crows, cows, and dogs that maintain an intimate relationship with humans. People make patterns on the floor of living rooms or courtyards using several coloured flowers in ancients days nowadays they use the materials such as colored rice, dry flour, colored sand or flower petals outside their house, called  Rangoli , Nepal's natural fastival dominated by Indians and following Indian culture and forgot to act as before  which is meant to be a sacred welcoming area for the Gods and Goddesses, mainly Goddess Laxmi. [5 6] Crows and ravens are worshiped by offerings of sweets and dishes placed on the roofs of houses. The cawing of crows and ravens symbolizes sadness and grief in Nepali culture, so devotees offer crows and ravens food to avert grief and death in their homes....

Dashain Festival is one of the most important Hindu festival which is celebrated all over Nepal delightfully. This festival usually falls in the month of September or October and is actually celebrated for 15 days. It starts from bright lunar fortnight (Shukla Paksha) and ends on the day of full moon (Poornima) according to Nepalese annual calendar. Hindus greatest festival, Dashain honors a great conquest of the gods over the evil demons.  The symbol of power, Goddess Durga is worshiped during this festival. The first day of Dashain is known as Ghatasthapana, on this day, we fill a vessel with sand and sow maize and barley seeds and is covered and worshiped for 10 days. On the seventh day, Phulpati is celebrated which is also known as ‘Saptami’. The eight day is regarded as Maha Aastami. On this day, animals like buffaloes, ducks, goats, hens are sacrificed to Goddess Kali and the meat is taken as ‘Prasad’ (holy food). The night of this day is called the dark night- ‘Kal Ratr...