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                 Parliament
At 11 o’clock and we all were excited to have our first look of Parliament’s inside. 29 students and 3 teachers gathered up and lined up to have a school bus’s ride towards New- Baneshwor. We entered the Parliament's territory from gate number 3.

Passing through 3 security checks .We were now inside the building. We were escorted from entrance gate to parapet by two of the security personnel’s in a very strict manner. We were told to control our human emotions like laughing, clapping hands and tapping feet. We were also instructed to sit in a gentle way. Using any pens, coins, medicines, chocolates and gums were strictly prohibited. This made us feel like it was more like punishment over opportunity.

The session begun delayed by 15 minutes in 1:15 with entrance of the head speaker Om sari Gharti Magar. The session begun with playing the National Anthem and further continued with discussions on contemporary issues. Most of them were related to effect of monsoon in Nepali road conditions and development projects, equality between Male and Female, corruption eradication and protection of natural heritages.

The session begun delayed by 15 minutes in 1:15 with entrance of the head speaker Onsari Gharti Magar. The session begun with playing the National Anthem and further continued with discussions on contemporary issues. Most of them were related to effect of monsoon in Nepali road conditions and development projects, equality between Male and Female, corruption eradication and protection of natural heritages.
The session lasted for over 2 and half hours. We were also able to encounter witty side of the speaker in the session.


The aim was to know about the functioning procedure of parliament, security measures taken and about the seriousness within members of parliament regarding contemporary issues. We came to know that system within the parliament was maintained highly. Security was so tight that even a coin was not let to go.

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