Nepali Stories

"*Mujhe mere dost ki choti behan se shaadi nai karni! Its my life i can decide whatever i want to and abhi i dont want to marry her, i dont even want to marry anyone.*" ~ Aahan raj kapoor " *Apko pata hai ki mujhe lawyer bana hai*" ~ Karishma singh THIS STORY IS ABOUT ARRANGED MARRIAGE LMAO I DON'T KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN MORE. JUST READ IT OKAY!!!?!

She is Bhutanese by blood, Nepali by survival, American by papers-and still searching for home. Neither Here, Nor There is a graphic memoir of exile, inherited trauma, and quiet resilience, told through minimalist black-and-white storytelling. A journey of loss, survival, and becoming.

I love to write This is my first time writing my story and posting it online so Enjoy reading my story

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An anthology of selected short stories of Nepal देश खोज्दै जाँदा लेखिएका केही रचनाहरु !

: By Yamraj Kazi Contact via WhatsApp: +977 9762532314 --- Summary In a remote village of Karnali, Nepal, Muna's life is shattered when a tragic ropeway accident claims the lives of her husband Ghansyam and their son Akash. Grieving for two years but fueled by determination, she takes on the corrupt system to build a bridge that would save lives. After a decade-long struggle, Muna's sacrifice becomes a powerful symbol of hope and a plea for change. --- Chapter 1: Roots of Sorrow Muna was born in a remote village in Karnali. Her mother, Sanumaya, died giving birth to her. Her father, Bir Bahadur, cared for her until one night, when returning late, he was attacked and killed by a tiger. Muna's world crumbled, and for months she was lost in grief. At 18, Muna married Ghansyam. His parents had drowned in a flood when he was just 13. Together, they dreamed of a better future. --- Chapter 2: The Tragedy One stormy day, their son Akash fell ill. In desperation, Muna and Ghansyam rushed him to hospital, crossing the river using a fragile ropeway. But the rope snapped mid-crossing. Ghansyam and Akash drowned in the river's swift currents. Muna's grief engulfed her for two long years. --- Chapter 3: The Fight for a Bridge Determined to save others from the same fate, Muna vowed to build a bridge. With support from Nepali people abroad, funds were raised. But when the government took control, corruption delayed the project. For 10 years, Muna fought tirelessly, confronting politicians, rallying communities, and battling apathy. --- Chapter 4: Triumph and Sacrifice Finally, the bridge was completed. At the inauguration, Muna declared, "If corrupt politicians are elected again, nothing will change." Having fulfilled her goal and her husband's dream, she made a painful decision. She stepped onto the bridge and took her own life - a sacrifice and a call for true change. --- Thank you for reading.

This is my story of the day before the (canceled) SEE examination. Hope you will read it till the end and not hesitate to give a feedback.

This story is about my family and also my a game of karma.Everything from the beginning to end is a true story a painful moment of my experience. Everyone disappeared from my life one by one. And then, I was alone in the great abyss of emptiness. There was no one me and the memories of my family, so this story is feeling between us.

A love which was once full of cliche moments was now bitter and hateful. A youthful couple who were naive adolescents; which were once deeply 'inlove' soon began to feel some sort of disgust towards each other. After facing hardship and many other difficulties throughout their lives, they put an end to the relationship, after years of trying to forget each other's presence, they meet once again. Things go unexpectedly this time. Read more to find out what else happens.

This is the short story of a Nepali boy living in the Himalayas with her sister.

It is the story of a detective

County Nepal and its problem of its population