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| snb |
Posted
on 24-May-03 09:41 AM
Check this news,
Leading educationist dead
Satyanarayan Shrestha, a prominent educationist, died Friday of cancer. He was 89. He was founder Principal of Adarsha Vidya Mandir (AVM).
He also founded the Tribhuvan Adarsha School (Pharping), Mahendra Adarsha School and Adarsha Vidya Mandir-- all situated in the Valley. He participated in the 2007 political movement. A condolence meeting was held at AVM Saturday, an announcement said. nepalnews.com br May 24
sad to hear that!
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| Sadabichar |
Posted
on 24-May-03 10:13 AM
Saraswati Vidya ki Mata
Namaskar Chha Hazur Hamro.
He used to distribute cold cucumber with salt and chilli to all the students during summer time while the students were writing exams!!
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| snb |
Posted
on 24-May-03 10:26 AM
yeah i remember that song too.
saraswati bidya ki mata
namaskar cha hazura hamro
chanchal man yo liyera bas ma
bhitra ko mayal pakhalna sakau
daya maya prem ko bhawa jhan jhan dherai .....sakaun
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I forgot rest.
I know one more.
Surya le hera naya yo dina lyaisakeko cha
hami pani .............
by the way, I dont remember him serving cucumber, but i do remember buying some from the canteen!!
he was a great man I shud say!
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| lonely |
Posted
on 24-May-03 11:18 AM
He was a great man..Though I didnot attend AVM, I met him couple of times reagrding school level programs in the valley.
May his soul rest in peace.
lonely turning udas....
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| ? |
Posted
on 24-May-03 09:12 PM
I attended AVM and I applaud his dedication to the higher education in Nepal.
May your soul rest in peace, SNB sir.....
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| Prem Charo |
Posted
on 24-May-03 09:33 PM
AVM tapahile deki nai smayk khane haru ko aakhadaa nai ho ni !!! Fortunately I am not graduate from AVM !!
Prem Charo :)
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| devil's advocate |
Posted
on 25-May-03 01:31 AM
He waz a grt soul,a leading educationist.I still remember his lean figure standing infront of the main entrance shaking hands with every single students,and that too every single day.By the time the bell for the skool rang,he would have a whole bunch of flowers on his hand given out of love and respect by his students.
His palms were real hard for his age.He has slapped me a couple of times,and that too when he was 80,buda khatra thiyo.I have been slapped twice when i went to shake hands with him .Once my shirt was outside my pant and the next time he smelled ciggarate on my breathe.Ani diyo buda le sabai ko agadi...jhyaama..and u know wat i did..a juvenile i was..sweared at him the "m" word,he waz like come back..u will be punished...i didn't ...i just went straight to class and the thing was finished.Due to the age factor buda used to forget soon.Have a lotta memories abt him,buda ko garden ma bhogate chorna gako,buda lai jiskayera bhageko,buda lai malai kutne bela ma thakera ta bachis mu#i bhaneko,buda ko pigeon lai guleli haneko...dherai cha memory hary.
I loved buda and he loved s all a lot.He lived his life fully,respectful and meaningful..so there is nothin to mourn about.A happy contented life.A life well lived .Sir,rest in peace...u will be missed a lot.
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| uh_oh |
Posted
on 25-May-03 03:10 PM
oh my god.....he was one of my favorite persons. it's really sad to hear that he's not with us anymore, the man who always encouraged us to "be good n do good." hehe....he always had one little advice to give u everytime u meet him. i surely loved his speeches and poems and songs. i have never seen such an old man with so much strength. having spent all my childhood there, i never saw that man angry....he was such a cooooool person.
Devil's Advocate,
HOW DARE U CALL HIM BUDA??? and i've never seen him slapping anyone...he wud never do that.
Prem Charo, mind you own business!!!
anyway, SNB will remain in our heart as an inspiring person forever...YOu're the GREATT, we'll miss you....
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| Nickname |
Posted
on 25-May-03 04:31 PM
It's real sad to know that he passed away... quite shocking actually!! Used to say in jest when we were in the 1st grade that we'll be getting a day off 'cause he was going to pass away soon, cause he already was old then too. Later on as we grew older his immense presence and zeal were something we took for granted and everyone stopped even joking about him retiring and not being the Principal...let alone his passing away. He remained as active and as healthy till I passed out from the school. I don't know about uh_oh, but I've seen him slap and use the stick on quite a lot of boys ..and girls too. Hell!!! lot pf my friends were trashed.. even I was trashed, but that didn't stop me from giving him the respect he deserved and neither did any of my friends stop respecting him. He was feared. He was always admired. He always will be.
He was a great man. I don't believe we'll see a man like him anytime soon. He's left behind a void that'll not easily be filled.
May his soul rest in peace.
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| Devil's advocate |
Posted
on 25-May-03 07:29 PM
nickname even we said that...even 10 barsha seniors said that..but a strong man he was.uh_oh..i call him buda coz that is wat we called him and he knew that damn well,it isn't disrespect..a pet name.Grt buda u r where u truly belong.Heaven.
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| uh_oh |
Posted
on 25-May-03 09:01 PM
hehe...you guys must have done something wrong to get slapped by him. but we were too good ke :-P NEW GENERATION khatara ni...
we never used to steal "bhogate" but the flowers yess...haha again we were too good, neve got caught :-P
i still remember his shaky hand trying reach all the students there...a DIVINE SOUL, worked all his life for the students.
aba i dun believe in hell or heaven. but wherever he is, may his soul rest at peace...:)
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| Devil's advocate |
Posted
on 26-May-03 01:15 AM
u don't beleive in heaven or hell?intrestin.wait till i put u on a fryin pan.
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| Yankees |
Posted
on 26-May-03 05:20 AM
He sure was a good person, The AVM during his tender Year and the AVM after that period is quit a different, But still he is the man behind all the ups and down of AVM, he did have place in the history of nepali education development.
Last but not Least, he used to like Kaju,a lot.
May his soul rest in Peace
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| SNB |
Posted
on 26-May-03 07:15 AM
He likes kajus!!
I heard this for the first time.
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| Sadabichar |
Posted
on 26-May-03 10:15 PM
He was naughty too.... married for twice on records... off record - unkown.
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| Sadabichar |
Posted
on 26-May-03 10:22 PM
Who liked the maroon shirt and white pants as the uniform for the guys introduced in somewhere around 2037/38 BS?
I could not remember well, but those days even the schools including AVM forced the parents to buy the clothes from the schools. A copycat move imported from Indian Schools for rich people.
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| Sadabichar |
Posted
on 26-May-03 10:25 PM
Not only that, most of the times the students (kids that they were) always had fear whenever they encountered SNBS Sir. He presented himself funny as well, but I am dead sure most of the time his mood was totally unpredictable, that caused great stress among the kids.
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| satyakura |
Posted
on 28-May-03 12:40 PM
He is definitely a great soul! He served our nepalese society by establishing three great boarding schools after kicking damn dirty politics as his career. I respect him for this.
But I don't like a strict teacher who creates fear in students. That's absolutely against children's psychology which I "satyakura" say....without fear.
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