In the memory of my Grand Dad and Grand Mom

Samayalai pachadi farkauna sake,ma farkauthey hola
Hajur buwa tapai sanga bhayeka pal,ma ajhai rahanthey hola
Aja tapai nabhayeta pani,samjhana dherai dherai cha
Ma rudai chu:'''( hujur buwa,tapailai samjhi ashu mero dherai dherai audai cha

Dherai kura maile tapai bata sikne mauko payeko thiye
J chu ma,J janeko chu,j bolchu,garchu, yo sab tapai kai ho
Safa suggar rahana,Ramro kura bolna,lekhna
Yo sab tapai le nai sikaunu vako ho
Ma garva garchu ki ma tapai kai afnai naati ho:)

Arko janma huncha bhane ma tapaikai nati bhayera janmina chahanchu
Arko pali sachi hajur buwa ma dherai samay tapai sangai rahane chu
Hey bhagwan timi suniraheko chau bhane ma euta kura bhanchu
Swarga ma mera hujar buwa, hajur ama chan,kripaya uhaharulai tyha sabai khusi deu

It has been exactly seven years that my grand dad(Khalil Uddin) and my grand mom(Jarina Banu) left us.i couldn't control my emotions.so, in the memory of my grand dad and mom i have composed this poem.i still remember you and will be remembering you both always :'''(  

Developing interest in literary fields

These days i am turning into a lazy student from a smart, punctual and lovable student of my teachers .what's going on within me ,don't like to practice the maths and till yet i have not done any mathematical problems at home since i have attended the classes of bachelor's 3rd year.i am a regular student and if attendance is to be taken and maintained than i should at least have achieved the most regular student title.i only want to write write and only write regarding anything.be it article,poems,stories and read the books and magazines...and write my program scripts too...am i turning lazy or am i developing interest in literary fields????

i wish i had my own sister

I wish i had my own sister:( (if i had my own sister then she would tell me good things ,talk with me and would give me good good suggestions,would have cleaned my room,wash my clothes:).in fact i would have teased her,some time quarrel,fight and again we would return to our same relationship of being brother and sister,she would suggest and help me in getting the love that i love ,would initiate and share and would have provided me with the idea of getting her,i used to gift her gifts and would say and share my problems with her,i would be with her in every situation be it good or bad,we would have gone to the theater to watch movies together ,have ice-cream and so on........these all are my wishes which will not come true..but what's wrong in dreaming ,imagining and wishing things?????i am a dreamer :)

Trouble

This is with refrence to your news report “Cops nab two with 44 kg hash” (THT, April 9, Page2), the one on fake abductions, “Accidents down after traffic crackdown” and “Teenager dies after being hit by ambulance”. All the news reports mentioned are related to youths. These cases are on rise these days.Youths are the pillars of every country and if they are weak, how can we upgrade the top floor? So, while putting up the pillar we should check everything, whether the soil is good or how much depth is needed and so on for a solid structure. Timely counselling and some good programs should be launched for these youths to keep them engaged in constructive tasks. Love, affection and belongingness are also the needs of today’s youth.

Moin Uddin, Ghattekulo,Kathmandu


(This was published in the newspaper "TheHimalayantimes" on April 12,2012 , Friday on page 8 letters section)

Fertility Decline

Decline 
This is with refrence to your news report “Fertility rate down among Nepali women: Report”
(THT, April 6, Page 2). It is obvious that the fertility rate is decreasing every year. As
both males and females are very busy these days, they have barely enough time to think of
having and taking care of children. These days, the people have all their attention on
their career, not family. As per the survey, fertility in Nepal has declined over the past
15 years, with 4.6 in 1996, 4.1 in 2001 and 3.1 in 2006. It has also shown that fertility
varies by residence and by region. And also the women who have passed SLC and higher
education have an average of 1.7 children, while women who have had no schooling have an
average of 3.7 kids. This is all due to the awareness among the educated people. It is
also true that people in urban areas have fewer children than those in the rural parts.
Pollution, tension, stress, work pressure, meeting deadlines to complete tasks, etcetra
have helped in the decline in the fertility rate. Stress free life is almost impossible in
this modern city, as people are very conscious regardig their career. The decline in the
fertility rate in Nepal is a matter of concern. The time seems to have come to encourage
the people to have more children for which the state should offer incentives.

Moin Uddin, Ghattekulo, Kathmandu
(This was published in the newspaper "TheHimalayanTimes" on 10th April 2012, Tuesday at page 8 at letter's column.)