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Keeping the things whole-Mark strand Summary The poem Keeping Things Whole is taken from Selected Poems (1980). The poet pleads for wholeness against the usual fragmentation that goes on in life. The poet believes in whole part and not in partial. He knows the value of each and every part of nature to present nature as whole. He tries to know the value of each and every small and small constituents of nature to continue the wholeness of nature. The poet indirectly pleads human beings to fill the gaps in the nature if they separate the parts of nature. The poet indirectly pleads human beings to keep nature whole by conserving its every small parts in every small part in every nook and corner. The poem deals with two separate things of anything, which are part and whole. The nature has small parts small parts. It is divided into the separate elements. He has lost himself in the field. He is losing himself everywhere. The poet parts the air forward but it becomes whole behin...

HSEB has published centre for the board examination of year 2073. Please see following links: २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (बिराटनगर कार्यलय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (लहान कार्यलय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (जनकपुर कार्यलय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (हेटौँडा कार्यलय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (बुटवल कार्यालय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (पोखरा कार्यालय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (नेपालगञ्ज कार्यालय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (दाङ कार्यालय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक परिक्षाको स्वीकृत परिक्षा केन्द्रहरुको नामावली (धनगढी कार्यलय) २०७३ सालमा संचालन हुने बार्षिक ...

ABC - Atnasoff Berry Computer AC - Alternating Circuit ACM - Association for Computing Machinery ADSL - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line AI - Artificial Intelligence ALR - Advance Logic Research ALU - Arithmetic and Logic Unit ANSI - American National Standard Instruction Codes AOL - America Online ARCnet - Attached Resources Computer network ARP - Address Resolution Protocol ARPA - Advanced Research Project Agency ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange AT - Advance Technology ATM - Automated Teller Machine B - Byte BASIC - Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Codes BCD - Binary Coded Decimal BCR - Bar Code...

OOPS ! HOW'S THAT AGAIN ? - Roger Rosenblatt Summary This essay describes the mistakes people make when speaking, and the reasons why they make these mistakes. The mistakes are divided into categories, for example slips of the tongue, faux pas, mistranslation and spoonerisms. Slips of the tongue are common mistakes where the speaker says one thing when they mean to say another. Usually a faux pas occurs when a person says something that he or she thinks is harmless but it actually has a meaning that will upset some people. Mistranslations are mistakes made when words in one language are translated badly into another language. Spoonerisms occur when a person mixes up the letters of the words they are saying. The author gives examples of each type of mistakes being made by a famous person. This essay looks at why we make mistakes. Several theories are described. One theory is that mistakes show our inner thoughts. These are the thoughts we have inside us but want to keep secr...

Malini - Rabindranath Tagore SUMMARY Malini is two-act play by Rabindranath Tagore and it is all about love and hatred; religion and dogma of the contemporary Asian society. Malini is the central figure of the play and she is the princess of the palace and lovely daughter of King and Queen. Malini is very different from her early age, who thinks differently. She is different in her thinking as well as attitude than the rest of the members of the royal palace. She opines differently and everyone including King and Queen are surprised due to her feelings. The kingdom is basically rooted on Hindu ideology and doctrine but the princess Malini promotes Buddhism and its ideology. There is the clash between Hinduism and Buddhism in the play. The Brahmins are the Hindu extremist and the Princess Malini is the promoter of Buddhism and its ideology. Malini is isolated from Royal pleasure and happiness and wants to share the pity, sorrows, pain and sufferings of ordinary people as her o...

The Gardener-Rudyard Kipling Summary ‘The Gardener’ ends surprisingly revealing the reality of Helen, the protagonist, and her relationship with Michael. Michael, whom Helen calls nephew, is in reality, her son whose father is unknown throughout the story. The gardener is a mysterious character who does not appear at first and in the middle but only at the last of the story creating confusions in the readers. Helen Turrell conceals (hides) the truth about Michael till the end of the story but she does not show any reaction when the gardener confidently says he will tell where her son lies.The villagers of Hampshire believe Michael to be an unfortunate son of Helen’s late brother, George Turrell and his beloved (not wife). Actually it was not so. She had created a false story about Michael’s parents. Michael was born when Helen was in southern part of France. She had told lies about her trip that she had long troubles. Because of the fear of social stigma she had told an...

IN BED - JOAN DIDION Summary ‘In Bed’, an essay by Joan Didion depicts her personal experiences with migraine headache, which she inherits from her parents. She presents something unusual about the disease in a more philosophical and meditative domain of thought. Joan spends her day in bed there almost five times a month because of the migraine headache. She knows that she is going to be attacked by the headache when she feels some sort of irritation and flow of blood in the vessels of her brain. To avoid the attack she takes some medicines and starts to work. In her earlier days, she thought that she would get rid of the disease just by denying it. Sometimes she even tells lies saying that she did not have the attack frequently. But the truth was that sometimes the attack was quite violent and long lasting. However, she feels good that she does not have any other physical problems, such as brain tumor, eyestrain or high blood pressure. She also tries to do all her normal ...