Art in Access 2018 Part II
Art in Access 2018 Part I
Summer in Terai
Summer Season falls between the month of Baishak and Bhadra in terai of Nepal. Summer basically is the season of hotness and burning sun. Summer Season makes us realize the importance of swimming pool. I just hate summer season. It makes me feel like leaving terai and settling in hills.
During Summer Season, our school starts early in the morning. At day time, there is so much hot so our school gets over around 11:30 am so that we can take a nap inside our house during day time. Our body gets sweaty and bad odor comes from our body. I use so many kinds of body sprays but none works in the scorching summer of terai. After our first term examination, we get a full one month summer vacation. We mostly go to hill stations near us like: Godawari, Budhitola etc to feel free from summer during our vacation. Summer Season in terai is so dangerous because we are prone to diseases like Malaria, Dengue etc. We should drink sufficient water to be healthy and fit during summer season.
Summer season is worst season according to me. Whenever, I try to read book during summer, my books get all wet due to continuous pouring of sweat from my forehead. So, I suggest all my friends outside terai to never come here during summer. It is because if you come here during summer, you will have the worst experience and you will never think of coming here again.
Sudeep Bhatta, Access Kailali
My Experience of the Access Camp-2017
I felt very happy to hear about the Access Intensive Youth Leadership Camp-2017. We all friends were so excited at that moment. We got the chance to visit the wonderful Pokhara. All of my friends were so happy to get such opportunity.
Access Intensive Youth Leadership Camp was very interesting. We all three Access centres’ students were very happy and we enjoyed all the sessions of the camp. We got chance to visit the Davis fall, Gupteshwor cave, Phewa Lake and the international mountain museum. All the things and facilities of the hotel were new to us. The food that we ate was delicious and tasty. We ate different types of food having different taste.
Art by : Tulsa Basnet, Gulmi Access
I still don’t know how fast the days went. We knew many things from the camp. There were lots of activities with lots of fun. We made new friends there and also shared our experience while being in ACCESS.
Although the camp is over, the things and activities that we did are still fresh in my memory. It was really an enjoyable time.
Saroj Rana Magar, Access Gulmi
My Feelings about Access
I am a student at Access center Surkhet. I find myself very lucky to be an Access student. In the beginning, I felt very nervous and hesitated to talk with others to express myself. But these days, my shyness has vanished and I am comfortable to communicate with each other and express my feelings without any fear.
I knew what it is meant to be a student in a real sense. I have learnt many things from my Access class. We learn English with a great fun, in realistic and entertaining way. After I joined Access, my English has improved a lot. The use of internet and other Audio- visual aids has improved my English language and communicative skills, too. I have also gained knowledge of different aspects of US culture and religious activities that help maintain harmony among people.
What I like the most about this program is its focus on learning by giving more priority to the learners. We are motivated to learn because Access teachers are so familiar and friendly, co-operative and caring. I would like to thank the US Embassy and NELTA for providing us such a wonderful opportunity.
Kamal Khatri, Access Surkhet
My Experience as a MOOC Participant
On April 16, 2017, I started my online course at edX website. This course was about computer science. The course link was sent by our teacher Mandira Adhikari through email. In that email, she wrote some information and website link about the course. I followed the instruction as written in the email. First, I went to that link. To start course, we must first register. So, I put my personal details and information in the registration page and email verification link was sent to my email address. After email verification, my course was open for learning. It was about computer science. I learned basic of computer science, computer parts, its hardware and software. In the online course, I had to read some articles, watch videos and answer questions on tests. At the end of the course, I got 65% on the progress report and I received e-certificate for course completion. It took me 4 days to complete the course. I was very happy when I got certificate. Then I immediately sent my certificate to my teacher Mandira Adhikari. She became very happy and encouraged me to do another course.
It was a happy moment for me receiving e-certificate of online course from my instructors
That’s my experience of online course. I know how to do it on my own now, I can search for courses of my interest and learn new things every day. Thanks to my Access instructors for teaching me about online courses.
Samikchhya B. K., Access Lalitpur
Access: Combination of Learning and Fun
In teenage, most of us want to have fun, to enjoy with friends and to do what we are interested in. We normally think that our age is the best time to have fun and enjoy with friends. But our elders say,” Your age is an age of learning. You will not get this chance later on so, study instead of enjoying with your friends.” Then we get confused, whether our age is to learn or to have fun. I think fun and learning are both important parts of student life. In fact, Access program has created an environment for both learning and having fun, we learn as well as we have fun in Access class. That is the reason, why Access is special learning spot for all of us.
It was wonderful getting prize of best narrator in Drama during Access Camp-2016
In Access, we never feel bored because we do not have a number of course books here. We interact with each other in English Language. Normally, we have group work and we lead our own group which helps us to act like a leader. For boosting up our English Language skill, we watch English movies; sing songs and sometimes we play games, too. Access has organized Reader’s club where we deeply discuss about the book contents. Reader’s club helps to us to read more books with clear comprehension. Another best part of Access class is that we got a chance to meet and talk with different American people. Last time, we met Grabiel Spector who taught us about ‘Graffiti’. Apart from this, we celebrated and enjoyed different American and Nepali festivals with a lot of fun. What we learnt from this celebration is cultural tolerance. Engagement in various activities provided us a lot of fun and excitement while learning.
There is no doubt that Access class helped us in our regular school activities as well. Access helped us secure good marks, to lead all classroom activities and to speak with full confidence. Most importantly, we learnt English Language, cultural adaptability and American culture. We, students from community schools, cannot easily afford these expenses for learning. But Access provided it for free so I am really thankful to US Embassy and NELTA for providing this special opportunity.
Manju Lama Pakhrin, Access Lalitpur
Arts in Access 2017 Part II
VIP Guest at Lalitpur Access
It’s been a year since I joined Access. We have been visited by a number of national and international guests at different times. I was most excited when we heard that one of the VIP guest is coming to our Center and we could have a face to face interaction with that guest. Her name was Evan Ryan from Washington DC. I got the golden opportunity to present a token of love from our Center to her. 
It was wonderful having a face to face interaction with Evan Ryan
On that day our discussion theme was on International Girls’ Day and Elimination of Violation against Women. In presence of her, we discussed about the condition of women violence in Nepal and USA. After having an hour discussion and interaction, I was really inspired with her pleasant personality and devotion of work for mankind and nation. I think it was the most exciting class I ever had till now. I would like to request US Embassy and NELTA to bring such personalities in our class for motivation and encouragement.
Bhumika Khatri, Access Lalitpur
Teacher
To make our future bright,
To bring back the flame of light,
Teachers work very hard,
All day and night,
They never feel tired,
For this they must be admired,
They work in school and college,
They are the source of knowledge.
Teachers are our god,
They teach us not to be fraud,
They guide us throughout our life,
To sharpen our mind like a knife,
Teachers show us the path,
To walk or run is upon us,
They wish for our success,
Our success or failure depends on us.
Pradip Rana, Access Surkhet
Art in Access 2017 Part I
My Experience of “No acting please” Workshop
Five students from Lalitpur Access Center were selected for the ‘No acting please’ workshop. I am among the lucky five. The workshop was three days long from August 5 to 7, 2016. It was conducted by Nepali actress Richa Sharma. There were many sessions based on acting and we were trained by different experts. There were many participants at the workshop, some of them were engineers, teachers, etc. but we were the youngest ones. The environment was very good. Not only we attended the sessions, we were involved in many practical classes and also played different games. We were provided delicious snacks and lunch. From the workshop, we learnt the theories of acting and the ways of acting. Though, the time was limited, but we learnt many things in those three days. Not only that, we got certificates from the hands of Nepali actress Rekha Thapa and Public Affairs Officer US Embassy Tristram Perry. Besides them, we also got a chance to meet other personalities like Anup Baral, Gauri Malla and Sunil Thapa.
It was a great experience learning new things with different people in new environment. Having sessions by different personalities in different ways was very interesting as well as joyful. It was my first experience in such a wonderful workshop. This opportunity was provided by U.S Embassy. So, I would like to heartily thank US Embassy for providing me and my friends such a golden and memorable opportunity.
I would also like to thank my Access instructors for supporting and encouraging me in every situation.
Bimala Tamang, Lalitpur Access
Access students with actress Richa Sharma at the workshop
Three Days with Celebrity
I don’t know what acting means for others, but for me acting is a field, not job opportunity. I will be involved in this field to show what I can do. I am happy that I got the great opportunity to participate in the three days’ workshop based on acting which helped me realize my goal.
My three days with Nepalese celebrities was different and unique than other days. I was fortunate to meet Richa Sharma, Karma Shakya, Rekha Thapa, Nischal Basnet, Gauri Malla, Khagendra Lamichane and the CEO of Mega Bank Anil Keshari Singh.
In those three days, I learned the true meaning of actor and acting. I realized that acting is a creation and actor is a protagonist of that creation. I now know that actor is more a liberator than an entertainer. I found out that actors in any capacity are inspired by their curiosity and by their desire to explore all quarters of life in light and dark, reflect what they find through their works.
Before the workshop, I used to think that I had no talent for acting and I didn’t even bother to explore as I thought I won’t get any opportunity. But now I am confident that I will reach my goal. I will do my best to make my dream come true.
Puja Poudel, Access Lalitpur
My Experience of Access
When I heard that I was successful in written and interview test to be an Access student, I felt very proud and happy. After being selected in this program, we had some interval of time before starting the Access class. So, I thought most of the time about the Access, “what are we going to do in this Access class? Is it different from our regular class or not?” These types of questions were playing in my mind. But, when our Access class started, I was surprised a lot. It was an amazing class.
There is vast difference between the Access class and our regular class. I enjoy this class fully and I am happy to be an Access student. From this class I have learned the importance of politeness, self-discipline and community work. Every day, when I come in Access, I learn new things about many sectors. In Access we have a child friendly environment. So, I can share my experience, knowledge, ideas and thoughts without any hesitation. From Access I can gain different types of knowledge and improve my English language as well. In class we do tasks in pairs. So, it makes us easier to learn about new things. Here, I have got a chance to learn through the different types of technology. It makes me understand the topic easily.
Our Access teachers are like our friends. They facilitate us like friends. They help us in any need. After joining in Access, I have also developed different kinds of skills. I am confident that Access will lead me to a bright future.
Thank You!
Bhuwan Panday, Access Gulmi
Reflection of Community Service
On September 3, 2016, Lalitpur Access organized a ‘Blood Donation Program’ as a community service. There were warm presence of NELTA President Ms. Meera Shrestha, RELO Mr. Russell Barczyk, NELTA General Secretary Mr. Ishwor Adhikari, Secretary Mr. Kunjarmani Gautam, NELTA Lalitpur Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and executives, Access Coordinators, Access teachers from Lalitpur as well as Access Alumni. Nepal Red Cross Society was also there to support the program. The main motto of the program was ‘Donate Blood Save Life’.
All Access students were there for volunteering. We were divided into five groups. One group was given responsibility to stay at the spot to serve the donors while other groups were scattered in different corners to request the pedestrians for blood donation. All the students seemed very responsible at their work. I am very proud to say that our friends were successful to make so many people want to donate blood; approximately about 32 people donated blood that day.
I am sure that many people will be benefited because of our program. We are very happy and fully satisfied from the program as we got a golden opportunity to serve the people of our community learning that real happiness comes from serving others. Since we have joined Access, our life has changed as we are capable of thinking and doing social service which we hadn’t thought of and really didn’t do. All the credit goes to US embassy and Access program for this amazing platform to serve other and bring positive change in the society.
Yashoda Pun, Access Lalitpur
My Camp Experience
On February 8, 2016, we all Access students from Pokhara and Kanchanpur gathered in Dhulikhel and stayed at Hotel Arniko.
We all Access students and instructors were divided into eight mountain groups. Our teachers gave us identity cards. The ID cards had our name and mountain group we belonged to. We all worked in a group for all day when we were at the camp. During the camp, we learned many things such as personal hygiene, zero waste, drama, singing, dancing, station learning, harmony, leadership, personality development, upcycling, American Culture, Child Rights etc. We also had yoga class.
The camp was very interesting and exciting. When I reached there I felt very excited and glad. I was really surprised to see many students, friends and many other respected people from American Embassy, Kathmandu. We all Access family were gathered in a big hall for the opening ceremony. When I entered the program hall, I felt very shy. I didn’t know how to speak in front of many people. But our instructors encouraged me. Then I started feeling comfortable and confident. I was very happy to meet many friends from Kanchanpur. We went to Namobuddha, Bhaktapur Darbar Square and Sanga Mahadev with our instructors and friends. We got a lot of information from those places. Those trips were so interesting and much fun.
I am very lucky to get such a platform like Access. I want to thank NELTA and US Embassy who organized such a beautiful program. Thank you all for giving such opportunity to the students like us. I also want to thank the instructors for taking care of us for a whole week. I can never forget my time in Access winter camp, Dhulikhel.
Sabita B.K., Access Pokhara
Access
Access is like a knowledge stream
That helps us fulfill our dream
Access is as sweet as a cake
That teaches us to be genuine not fake
Access is a wonderful ground
My dream, where I found
Access is like a rising sun
Where we learn while having fun
Access is a priceless piece of gold
That makes us look beautiful and bold
Aarati Sapkota, Access Kanchanpur
Access to Me:
Sandesh Magar, Lalitpur
Access Classes are different from our regular classes in various ways such as in our schools teachers teach in traditional ways which makes us bored in learning English but in Access Classes we learn English with so much fun. When I am in Access classes, I forget my personal problems and the time passes very freely. I want to spend more time in Access classes. There are many facilities in our Access classes. I never feel tired and bored in Access classes because my teachers always make me busy in different fun activities from which I learn English.
Roma Basnet, Lalitpur
For me Access is a resource center which helps me to develop My English proficiency. Access Classes organize many different activities like writing stories, working in a group, cleaning surroundings, watching movie, and learning English songs. In regular classes in the school we just learn from books.
We, the Butwal Access
Amir Husain, Butwal
I feel proud of being an Access student as it has brought a lot of changes in my life such as in my behavior, attitude and study as well. I couldn’t talk in English before but now I can talk fluently. I have increased all four language skills. Today many people know me as Access student. Had I not got chance to be enrolled in this program, I would not have achieved the remarkable changes and success in my study. I am grateful to NELTA and US Embassy for this wonderful opportunity.
Bimala Hiski Magar, Butwal
I was quite shy before. It had become the hindrance in my study but Access has made me extrovert and expressive. I can speak in front of the whole class now. Not only that I can dance and sing. I have become confident which has positive impact in my study and personality development.
Access Students’ Creative Writings
You
– Anash Khan
Willing to search youBut I don’t find you
Willing to see you
But I can’t see you
When I was willing to feel your sense
Willing to fulfill your desires
But I can’t
Because you want me to follow you
But I want to lead you in my reality
Through a path to the destiny
That’s why I can’t
Feel, hear, search, touch, and remember you
Because when I was there
But
You were not there
And when you were there,
I was not there……………….
About Life
– Shabana Khatun
Life is a four letter word
Short in sounding, but hard
To live in reality
Life is full of sorrows and grief
It’s a way of up and down
Life is a dream but has to succeed
Life is a journey
That travels till it ends
It’s a wonderful chance
Hurry up! Fulfill your dream
And demand
Let’s Do Brother
– Rabindra Nepal
Martyrs are the sons of our old mother
So let’s show some respect brothers
Mother is in trouble, Oh! My honey
Please brothers don’t run after money
Love the country and do honor to martyrs
Don’t show the discrimination and partiality
Grow the feelings of patriotic humanity
Never fall in the pond of dishonorable prosperity
From this small poem what can I say
There is huge debt for us to pay
Debt of the country and debt of the mother
Just time to think about the development further
Sow the seeds of rose in the heart
Blow the balloons of happiness from hut
We are no rich either
But love for the country is warmer than fiber
Fashion
– Sabita Khadka
What to say about fashion
This is created by new generation
Which gives every parents irritation
Why does everybody like fashion
Every boy and girl is running towards fashion
It makes their parents irritation
No one cares about their tradition
They always break rules of regulations
Always spending money in fashion
Parents don’t have time for only calculation
Now it is time to find its solution
Otherwise it will create big irritation
We have to think about the country protection
It will help to get country’s new transformation
Not to run after fashion
First think about your ambition
This is all about what is fashion
Patriotism
– Prayag Raj Upadhyay
Patriotism is a strong feeling of nationality
It supports in development of a country
Our country is our mother
We must respect our mother
We should respect our country too
Patriotism promotes nationality
Among the people too.
People with patriotic feeling
Who love their country
They want to develop their country
It’s the important factor for the society
Who don’t have patriotic feeling
They never show interest in the country
They just run after money
They are guided by their self-interest
Patriotism is an important factor for nation
It can settle any dispute among the people
We should love our country more than our life
And stand against vulture’s soul rivals
Sumitra Pokharel
Peace
– Avishek Silwal
There is no place left
Where I search you
Because,
I searched you in gorge of hills
Streams, canopy of dense clouds
Even in the Mt. Sagarmatha
And beneath a river’s shadow
Yes,
I searched you in God’s eyes
I searched you in the clear blue skiesjj
Where I find pigeons
pigeons roaming with the vulture’s soul
once I searched in deep black sea
to get sensation of peace
But,
I find it as burning of fire
Yes, I searched you in horizon
In the point of zenith
And even in the mystery of kingdom
I asked to heaven’s God about peace
But they didn’t answer me
Now,
I recognize that
The world is not for you
This is for evil……
My teachers
– Shagufta Mahmood
I love my teachers very much
They are not only interesting teachers
Not only do they explain our lessons well
They also teach us to behave well
It is the duty of every teacher to teach
But what makes one stand out among many
Is the quality of knowledge they import
And how the students imbibe those lessons
I have studied under many teachers
But one has caught my imagination
They are not only good teachers in the class
Their teaching is an inspiration that you can’t miss
This is my earnest prayer that my teachers may
Ever prosper in life
And be to many a beacon of light
To give chance to the students successful flight
I will miss my teachers
– Binita Bhattarai
I will miss my teachers
Because they are my future
I will miss my friends of Access
Because they were my trends of success
I will miss my Access class days
Because they are my beautiful rays
I will miss my teachers terribly
Because they ignored my every mistake safely
I can’t explain the love for my teachers really
Let’s laugh!
– Rupa Basnet
Man A: Sitting with dog.
Man B: You dog bites?
Man A: No.
Man B: Sits and the dog bites him.
Man B: Says angrily, you said your dog doesn’t bite!
Man A: Well, that is not my dog, buddy.
Ram: What are the people of Turkey called?
Hari: I don’t know.
Ram: They are called Turks. Now, what are the people of Germany called?
Hari: They are called Germs.
My Experience in Access
– Sabbu Banu
Before joining Access, I used to feel hesitation to talk in English with my teachers and even with my friends in school and at English Access class. I was not able to speak a single word because my English was not so good. But I think that after joining this Access Program, I have gained a lot of confidence to talk in English with anyone. I have built my leadership skill. And this Access has helped me to achieve my goal for future.
This Access gave me opportunities to know about Western culture, esp. about American culture and celebrations. I have celebrated many festivals with my teachers and students like Thanksgiving day, Christmas day, Independence day, Teej, Id etc. From Access, we got wonderful opportunity to participate in a week-long Spring leadership camp where we met many friends from Gorkha and Bhairahawa. We played various games, attended sessions on Yoga for meditation, volunteering in the community for leadership skills. I enjoyed a lot at English Access class for two years. Thus, I will never forget my teachers, friends, and my classroom in my life time.
Finally, I would like to thank the US Embassy, NELTA for giving me opportunity to be in the Access Program. I feel proud to be the student of Access class because it’s my favorite class where I ever met such wonderful teachers and friends.
HEART on EARTH
Once upon a time there was a holy person who used to live by a big river. One day when he was going to the Shiva’s temple, he saw an scorpion was kept away by the river. He went to save, but scorpion stung holy person’s on his fingers while he was saving.
Every time scorpion stung him, but he kept on trying to save it from river. At last he was able to save bearing much pain.
Villagers asked why he had saved an evil creature that was stinging him all the time.Then the holy person replied,”If the scorpion cannot give up its nature,why should I ?” Hearing this villagers went away.
https://englishaccessnepal.wordpress.com/wp-admin/tools.phpIts the nature of a good man to help all in distress.
MAN BECOMES A MAN IF HE HAS A HEART OF KINDNESS. NATURE OF A GOOD PERSON IS TO HELP ALL in SADNESS AND DISTRESS.
–Pramod jung and Avishek silwal (First Cohort, Group A students who are now alumni of Access Program Nepal)
Unknown-Pramod Jung Mahat
As the light of sun glows
Like the flower of rose
And the swift wind blows
In the form of melting white snow
The path made by the rivers
That it will know
And a lot of memories
And a future dreams
That we may not deserve
But we may try to know
As they say river has own destinations
It goes across the hill, high lands
Crossing even mountains
To meet its destiny to the blue sea
Always there the river will be
Thinking about this all
And about me
Looking at the foggy street
I see the shadow of unseen
Which leads me
Unknowingly I’m following it
To reach my destiny
As it saves me from thorns, pains
And help me in every distress
Makes me happy
When wandering through the path of sadness
Shows glimpse smile on its face
Makes me feel aware
I found to whom I can trust
I found that thinks similar to me
And makes all the things of mine
As it deserves more than me
Making help, support and effort
Slaughtering all the painful sorrows
By the mighty swords and knife
Brings joys in my life
“I am extremely happy! I am lucky because now I am in Access class. I am proud of NELTA, American Embassy and the US State of Department. I would like to thank them for providing me this opportunity.” ~Anu Gurung, Access Gorkha“I was very weak in English. I had never thought that even I being a poor family member could be able to learn English but god blessed me to be an Access student. Now, I am confident enough to achieve my aim of my life to be a very successful nurse. I am very thankful to the American people. They are really cooperative to make my career bright.” ~Mariyam Khatun, Access Bhirahawa
“I used to sit in the last bench of my class because I was very poor in English and I never raised my head up in English period because my teacher will ask me a question but after joining the Access classes I have found change myself. Now I sit in the first bench and wait a question from the English teacher.” ~Sandhya Regmi, Access Bhairawa
“The Access class is for learning, learning English and American culture. I found this as a candle of education. New morning has come in my life. So I want to thank NELTA, American Embassy and the American people in general.” ~Ritu Gurung, Access Gorkha
“A month ago there was a debate competition at my school. In the previous program I did not take part because they were in English medium. I took part for the first time in my life and secured the first position. It is possible because of my Access Classes. Thank Access, NELTA and American Embassy.” ~Dimple Sunar, Access Bhairawa
“My parents are very poor. I wanted to read in English medium school but it was not possible. Now I am very happy because I have got the Access Classes. Now I am feeling myself one of the luckiest students.” ~Gopal Pasi, Access Bhairahawa
“My parents did not like to send me in the Access Classes. Before starting the classes I thought it was like tuition. When I came in the class I got surprised because there were a T.V., a D.V.D, many games, computers and others many. After some days I convinced my parents. I am taking the classes. I am very happy.” ~Gayatri Khatri, Access Bhairahawa
“For the first time in my life I used computer in the Access Classes. At first I afraid but my teachers encouraged me to use and learn. Now I can use the computer very easily. I have made many friends in face book.” ~Dhamendra Yadav, Access Bhairahawa
“I like Access classes very much. Now I am learning the importance of English language. English was a difficult subject for me, now it is the easiest one. I give many thanks to my God, NELTA, my teachers, U. S. Embassy.” ~Savita Thapa Magar, Access Bhairahawa
The Access class has increased my extra stamina to learn English better and easier. I think this class is very important to students. ~Imtaj Husen, Kathmandu Group B
I’m very lucky to have English class like Access because I can learn English with fun. Access is helping me to make my future bright. I would like to thank American people because they help me to bring out my talent in front of everyone. ~Rabin Basnet, Kathmandu Group B
Access class has really helped me to make my English better because I was not confident in spoken English before joining this class. Now, I have no problem to talk in English with other people. It also brings out my talent which is a golden opportunity in my future career. I meet friends from various cultural backgrounds and develop my friendships. Also I share my feelings with them and learn English language and culture with fun. Thanks a lot to American Embassy and NELTA. ~Anu Lamsal, Kathmandu Group B
I feel good and excited to be a part of Access. Now, I do not hesitate to share my ideas and thoughts with my friends. Now I have confidence to communicate in English. Besides, I feel that I have developed leadership quality. ~Sabbu Banu, Access Group, Kathmandu
After joining Access class, I have learnt to work in group. I have developed my leadership as I take part in different activities as well as have opportunities to know different culture. It has helped me a lot. ~Pramod Jung Mahat, Access, Kathmandu, Group-A
I feel good to be a part of Access. In Access class I learn many things. This class has taught me about culture and festival of USA and also encouraged me to involve in program and build leadership. My aim is to be a tourist guide and I think this class will help me to fulfill my dream and my mother’s dream too.~ Sirjana Humagani, Access Kathmandu, Group-A
English Access Microscholarship Program, Nepal 