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Welcome! Dear reader, There are times in life when a group of CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF individuals decide to work together with Kajal Bastakoti excitement and reach the goals it becomes the Pranjal Khatiwada thing that one unconsciously enjoys to work on Sinja Ghimire more and more. “The Deerwalker ‘’ magazine EDITORS has been that work to us which we decided to Aayusi Shrestha work as a team. We are grateful towards our Anuska Yadav achievement. We are very happy to present you Krituka Sapkota Manaswi Sapkota the 8th issue of the magazine led by “Students of Manavi Regmi Sifal Secondary School” by Deerwalk education Manip Maharjan group. Mansi Singh Muskan Singh Niharika Chapagain As said by Albert Einstein ``Education is not the Surabhi Ghimire learning of facts, but the training of the mind Subham Regmi to think”. The motto of our education group is Girwan Paudyal Aavash Dhakal to “Unleash one’s potential with exemplary Sandarva Subedi learning community”. Our magazines include areas ranging from DESIGN Digital Media Lab, Creative writing, Science and Technology,Events Deerwalk Institute of Technology and activities, Sanskrit, Reviews and many more. We have inclusive platforms where students can CONTACT US generate a large variety to write about and for Tel. +977-01-4478-482, [email protected] readers to read . The Deerwalker is Students’ We hope that you will find this magazine magazine and is published by Sifal Secondary School, engaging with the creativity, skills, talents of Kathmandu, Nepal. our optimistic writers who have worked to make this magazine the best of the magazine The Deerwalker is an itself. We would like to thank everyone for their independent magazine. The views expressed by the efforts, and their valuable time to make this writers do not necessarily magazine possible. represent the views of the Please feel free to leave any feedback. magazine. 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