Aaryan Chakradhar

Police-community Partnership On the day of 14 th May, 2019, our school conducted a program for the students of grade 10 with the police community. The main motive of this program was to create awareness among students regarding the crime actions, cyber crimes, rules & regulations, punishment schemes and some safety measures to crimes in Nepal. We were taught about how to react when we witness crimes and how to tackle it in a smart way. In the program, a police officer described about all the circumstances that one may face during crime occurrence. He had an active presentation which created a huge impact on us. The whole idea of an investigation process, dealing with criminals and arresting them was imparted. He made us clear about the difference between the criminal and the suspect along with a perception that most of the Nepalese people creates when a suspect is taken to a police station. We were also familiarized about various traffic rules and signs that we need to fol

Drama Experience On the day of 9 th May, 2019, our school took students of class 8, 9 and 10 to watch a drama named Aadhi ko Manorama Nitra . The drama was organized at Battisputali, Kathmandu. Each student had to pay Rs.150 as an entry fee. The drama started at 1 pm sharp. Along with our school, another school was also there as an audience. With the close interaction with the director who organized drama, we found him very humble and kind to all the students of both schools. Before watching drama, we were made aware about some rules that should be followed during watching drama.  The drama was about school students and their life. On the drama, they portrayed the phases in teenage period and the situations faced by a teenager during his/her adolescences. Also, they showed us that both genders are equal and should not be discriminated. An example of a girl was taken in which, the girl was a school student. She fell in love with a guy in her class. Later, she became p