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A human doesn’t achieve anything without learning. Being born in a refugee camp in an underdeveloped country like Nepal, I wouldn’t be doing my best if I wouldn’t have learned about learning. My idea on learning has helped me in various aspects on changing my life. Despite of challenges and daily struggles, I have an enthusiastic soul which wants to learn. With the will of learning and get education, I regularly attended my primary and secondary schools while I was in Bhutanese refugee camp. Along with the idea to learn and be educated, I passed my every school year with distinction grades.
My enthusiasm in learning took me to participate in a lot of educating experiences. From childhood itself I have an idea to learn in every step. I passionately try my best to learn on making good environment where I live. When I was 10, I had a child-club led by me, where I used to let my friends and younger kids read books and enhance their creativities. Likewise, when I became around 15, I started learning about journalism. I start to learn writing reports by sending details about different ...

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