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Continuing the legacy ...

Dear Atith, 

Greetings from Glocal Teen Hero.

Congratulations!

You have been selected as the “Top Six Finalist” of Golchha Group presents Glocal Teen Hero Nepal 2023. Your work and contribution to society have raised us to have you on the list of “Top 6 Finalists” as an Early Change Maker from across the Nation.

I opened my email to read that I had been selected as the top six finalists from a pool of 681 applicants who had applied to Glocal Teen Hero Nepal 2023. To learn that I was among the six teenagers who have had a remarkable impact on their societies was an extremely happy surprise. I had never been that happy in the previous couple of years.

As I read the email, my body trembled, heartbeats raised, and I could no longer sit down. I jumped out of excitement. I rushed to my phone to call my family. Quickly, I opened the video calling application and rang a call. My parents didn't receive it. The adrenaline rush couldn't hold me back from voice-calling my mom on the phone. She picked it up and I shared my magnanimous joy with her.

Luckily, I had explained to her what the program was all about earlier. She responded positively and made a humorous remark, "How have you received this nationwide honor?". She had understood that I was selected amongst other teenagers all over Nepal for my focus on increasing access to education, a focus on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

It was not the first time that I had applied for this recognition. I applied for Glocal Teen Hero in my ninth standard, too. Then, I was involved in the Ward Child Club only. Regardless, I was looking forward to the recognition. Sadly, my application was not accepted. However, this year, I applied with no hopes of getting accepted. I simply shared the work I was doing. Boom, there you go, my application was accepted, I got shortlisted, I was interviewed, and I was selected as the Top Six Finalist.

I felt happy that I was continuing the legacy left behind by ex-xavierians. In 2021, Anurag Chapagain was selected as a Top Six Finalist; in 2022,  Rahul Ranjan Shah (winner) was selected as a Top Six Finalist; in 2023, Atith Adhikari (I) was selected as a Top Six Finalist. Now, it's up to our juniors that they continue the legacy we have created.

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 15, 2023 at 8:08 AM

    You've shown incredible resilience, Atith! The honor is well-deserved.
    Don't let minor setbacks hinder your progress as that's actually are stepping stones to success!
    Keep up the amazing work!

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    1. AdminSeptember 15, 2023 at 7:50 PM

      Thank you so much for your kind words.
      I have found a field in which I can contribute to the world. And, I will keep working on it.

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