Dhumbarahi Children's Library organized a children's festival on its first anniversary. On the occasion of the anniversary, the library organized various competitions.
In the
debate competition, Trilok Paudel and Dipsana Kharel were the winners on the male side and on the female side. Similar to homework or not, effects of video games on children, can money buy happiness? Children had their own views on such matters. UML Deputy Secretary General Vishnu Rimal presented the prizes to the winners of the competition. Niraula, who came to observe the
program, said it was a good opportunity for children to show their talent. "Such programs help us interact externally," she said. Deputy Secretary General Rimal said that the distance between public schools and private schools should be equal. "Today's learning is not only through reading, but should be carried forward with technical knowledge", Rimal said. Skanda Swar, the organizer of the
program, said that she will open a library in collaboration with Dhumbarahi School and Dhumbarahi Club in the coming days. He said that with the development of technology, children are paying more attention to devices such as mobiles, tabs, and such programs are necessary for capacity building. The
event had 9 stalls. Painting competition, BYD puzzle, village story, magic, bingo etc. were in the program. More than 100 children participated in the program. The program was organized in collaboration with Imperial World School, Rato Bangla School and Yulians School. The coordinator of the program was the Lions Club of Kathmandu. - trainee
