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Happy New Year 2078!

31st Chaitra, 2077
Nepalgunj -10, Banke
Province 5, Nepal

Dear You,

Today is the last day of 2077 and I wish you a very happy new year 2078, but is it really going to be a happy one? I pray to the God for the prosperity of your family but will the God listen to my voice? For the activities we have done in the past couple of years, I don't think so. There's a lot of things that you and me, together we, need to do.

Today, let us make some promises so that the upcoming year is going to be filled with utmost happiness, unlike the one we have recently passed. Let us become humans and sustain humanity. Let us become a responsible person not only to our family, friends, relatives, teachers, neither only to our country, but to the whole world.

We are human beings (man, to be precise), and every little to big activities we undertake has a direct affect on the surrounding around us. Remember, the geological timescale of the world has been divided into four eras: Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic? The dinosaurs developed, evolved and became extinct during the Mesozoic Era. What if we are the ones to be in the Cenozoic era?

Are you afraid of the Coronavirus, of the environment pollution, of the forest fire, or the present situation of our country? Worried of all? Worried of none? Whether your answer is yes or no to the above questions, I would request each one of you reading this to think about the human existence and it's future.

Let us together take the oath to become loyal to our mother earth. After all, no one has ever been able to defeat the mother earth.

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Wishing for your long life, and prosperity on this New Year, I would like to shine out now.

Yours,
Atith Adhikari
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