▲ 1 r/NepalPlusTwo
Suncity apartments to trinity by bus, good decision or bad decision?
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u/Gaurav-_-69 — 22 days ago
▲ 15 r/NepalSocial
Dude some of these MPs seriously need to up their game and grow out of rhetorics
I mean wth, almost everybody is talking about the same thing, it would've been fine if they had focused on deep level talks but all i hear is some surface level bullshit.
for example: sukumbasi lai naksa dinu parxa, agriculture ma focus grnu prxa; like nibba i know, your job is to provide solutions, views, alternatives etc.
u/Gaurav-_-69 — 27 days ago
▲ 6 r/technepal
I really hope the government prioritizes open-source software (OSS) and related studies over the usual focus on proprietary tools like MS Office and Windows in the upcoming syllabus.
It feels counterproductive to keep funneling students into a single ecosystem when OSS offers so much more in terms of transparency, security, and actual skill-building. Learning Linux or how to contribute to a repository teaches you how software actually functions, whereas learning a specific office suite just teaches you where the buttons are located.
If we want to build a generation of creators rather than just users, we need to foster an environment that encourages modification and collaboration. Moving away from expensive licenses would also make technology more accessible to schools with fewer resources.
u/Gaurav-_-69 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/Nepal
He is very weak in studying, he only managed to pass 2 out of 7 subjects in class 9. We didn't want to pressure him and we also didn't focus on him much, however looking at his academic status now, we regret that decision very much. His friends, school and phone is to be partly blamed too.
Now we are planning to put him in hostel and re-join class 9 in ktm. Do you think this is the right decision? If so which school would be best for him?
u/Gaurav-_-69 — 1 month ago