Our education and behavior

After reaching some distance, she opened the bag and took it to the empty glass bottle storage area near the vending machine. After this scene many things played in my mind. On my way back to Dera after working in a restaurant in Thamel, I used to come here every day to have Fruity or Coke. After eating

, I never brought those bottles or shells home and put them in the trash, I threw them on the street. How many noodles, crisps, breadcrumbs, chocolate shells were thrown in the batter! Such a person today, I will not become Nepal, I will stay abroad and abuse the leader. I post a picture of Nepal flag on Facebook and write 'I love Nepal'.

The Japanese love public property more than their own homes, keep them clean. So the city of Tokyo is clean, healthy. I think that learning means putting it into practice. My teachers who memorized foreign history in textbooks taught practical and moral education but did not teach. Some of my teachers used to teach me not to litter, but I used to smoke cigarettes and throw them on the sidewalk.

Growing up studying in such an environment, I learned more than here? Today, many young people, including me, have cultivated the dream of relinquishing their citizenship and moving abroad to get a foreign green card. I am thinking - the fraternal organization of the political party made me anarchy by carrying the party flag from school. This is the result of my chaotic comments on Facebook.

Now it's middle age. What have I done for the country that I did not throw the garbage I ate in the right place until this time? Ever since I moved abroad, I have been exchanging money with sweat, carrying the weight of atonement more than thirst, seeing the great struggle of physical development here, the sense of responsibility and behavior of the people here towards their nation.
– Santosh Simkhada, Tokyo, Japan