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The SEE (Secondary Education Examination) for the year 2081 has started from Chaitra 7. The Examination Control Office in Sanothimi has announced that all preparations for the SEE exam have been completed, and the exams will begin at 8 AM. The exams will be conducted simultaneously at exam centers across the country.
According to the schedule, the compulsory Nepali exam will be held on Chaitra 8, while non-Nepali students will take the optional English exam on the same day.
The examination board has stated that this schedule applies to both regular and grade improvement candidates.
Best wishes to all the examinees!
World Poetry Day
World Poetry Day is celebrated every year on March 21. This day was established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 1999. The main objective of this day is to promote linguistic diversity through poetry, preserve endangered languages, and honor the contributions of poets worldwide.
"Poetry as a Bridge for Peace and Inclusion"
The theme for World Poetry Day 2025 is “Poetry as a Bridge for Peace and Inclusion.” This theme aims to highlight the transformative role of poetry in promoting peace, inclusion, and creativity.
Poetry has always been a powerful medium for connecting emotions, respecting diversity, and building understanding and harmony among people. This year’s theme emphasizes the importance of bringing different cultures, communities, and perspectives closer together through poetry. It promotes the message of equality, unity, and creating an inclusive environment for all.
On this occasion, various poetry readings, literary gatherings, creative workshops, and cultural programs are organized around the world, including Nepal. Through poetry, this campaign seeks to spread messages of peace and inclusion while strengthening positive dialogue, love, and unity. It is expected to inspire new energy and creativity globally.
-Suyog Dhakal
