The story: Namuna(नमुना )

Namuna is gone with Tarzan!

Come on, little one cheats after a while.

Nanuna has a one month old baby in her womb!

I already knew that.

Similar proven and unproven things spread from house to house, chowk-chowk in Hasanpur, when the Namuna was tapped with a Tarzan three times its age.

Hasanpur village in eastern Nepal was as beautiful and fun as the name implies. Thulikhola, which flows in unison near the village, is still adding beauty.

Rajmantar, a village beyond Hasanpur village. For centuries, the village of Hasanpur has been viewed by a single young woman as if she were looking in the mirror while dressing. Rajmantar is a settlement made up of eight houses. Above the settlement, there is an awkward hill.

"Since the house was on the side of the main road, we had to go through Biredai's house wherever we went. Noodles, biscuits, sweets, and beer, vodka, and rum, which are far from locally produced liquor, were also available at Biredai's shops."

Hasanpur is inhabited by Brahmins, Chhetris, Janajatis and Dalits. The appearance according to the human race is like khichdi. Roopmati and Bir Bahadur are members of this society. Namuna their lovely daughter.

The Namuna was known in many ways in the village. The only child of Roopmati and Bir Bahadur, a beautiful and lovely teenager from Hasanpur. A good, wise and obedient daughter of the village.

Namuna was popular among the teenagers of Hasanpur. More than two teenagers would discuss the Namuna as soon as they met. Talk about rubbing salt in my wounds - d'oh! Most of the talk focused on his looks and actions. Some teenagers thought it was like winning the world just by talking to  Namuna.

Many in the village called Bir Bahadur Biredai. Viredai had a small shop in his house. Since the house was on the side of the main road, we had to go through Biredai's house wherever we went. Noodles, biscuits, sweets, and beer, vodka, and rum, which are far from locally produced liquor, were also available at Biredai's shops. The happiest were those souls who made the most of their time playing carom all day and would return home in the evening.

Many would know the new news when they reached Viredai's house. In a way, Viredai's house was like an undeclared information center for the village. Bring news when you come, carry another news when you go.

One day new people came to the village, talked to Biredai and went to Rajmantar. A few days later, the same people came and returned after talking. From the day the newcomers returned, rumors spread throughout the village that the Rajmantar settlement would rise, and that a cement company would come there.

This unconfirmed news spread throughout the village. In the beginning, people did not believe. Where is this acreage and cement? Almost everyone had this question in their mind, how many said it and how many kept it in their mind. But when the land of Rajmantar was sold at the price of gold and the people of Rajmantar began to move, all doubts were dispelled and everyone became convinced. Viredai requested to buy the land but the company did not need the land in Hasanpur so Viredai's land was not sold. After the company bought a house and land in Rajmantar, the people of Jamantar started selling their food and livestock and looking for a place to live in the Terai for a new home. The residents of Rajmantar sold what they could and gave it to their neighbors and relatives.

Before leaving Rajmantar permanently, the people of Rajmantar fed each other and talked about happiness and sorrow. Before moving to Rajmantar, Biredai gave a meal to everyone.

Shortly after Rajmantar was vacated, a dozer came to dig a motor road in the village. In the past, there was no problem for dozers to walk on the public land, but when the road had to be taken from the side of the person's land and house, the problem was a lot of problems. Within that problem, everyone had their own interests and thoughts. Not only that, but also the interests and demands of the political parties. Due to this, small and big disputes and quarrels started in Hasanpur. Due to these disputes and quarrels, a committee had to be formed to dig the motor road.

Ved Prasad Thatal became the chairman of the committee. Ved Prasad was the smartest member of the committee. People close to him were put on the committee for convenience. After getting a majority in the committee, he started digging a motor road suitable for himself and his people and also managed to squander some good money. In any case, at the behest of the committee, at the request of the locals, and at the behest of the landowners, Tarzan broke through many hills and mountains, leading to the courtyard of Viredai.

Black-haired, light-haired, with light black spots under his eyes, and a short-sleeved dozer driver, Tarzan looked like a villain from a South Indian movie. Tarzan's house, which looks like a dozer driver from a distance, is in Ramechhap district. Tarzan, who drove a dozer for more than a decade, used the dozer to support himself and his family. Tarzan, who reached many parts of Nepal by dozer, was sent to Hasanpur by his contractor to operate the dozer. The company had arranged for Tarzan's food and accommodation at Jantare Sahuko. Tarzan, who drove a dozer all day, used to drink one or two packs of liquor at Viredai's shop in the evening. Many in Tarzan's village praised him for his skill in operating dozers. In the beginning, dozers were a great way to pass the time and pass for all the unemployed in Hasanpur. Due to the crowd of onlookers, Tarzan's prestige had increased so much that as soon as Ramita's market hit, Tarzan used to drive the dozer in many styles with more vigor and vigor.

Initially new people, then dozers and tractors came to the village. New people came looking at the place, dozer was making its way. Hasanpur village also became a road. Dodger driver Tarzan passed the age of 45, while tractor driver Lal Singh was 22 years old. Tarzan's job was to dig roads in the village, while Lal Singh's job was to bring oil and gabions from the district headquarters and carry stones for road maintenance. Since he had to go to the market to get oil and gabion, he would spend more time with teenagers and young adults. Tarzan's acquaintances were mostly with children and the elderly, as he had to drive a dozer through the village all day.

"After rumors of Lal Singh and Saamna spread in the village and Namuna became more and more busy on her mobile phone, Namuna's mobile phone was confiscated from her parents. He was worried that he would have to listen to the story of his daughter's encounter".

The two, who do not usually meet during the day, would sometimes meet at Viredai's shop in the evening. In fact, these two people did not get along. People did not consider each other as human beings. We got a chance to talk to each other. They were eager to open each other's poles, telling others bad things. Everywhere in the village and no matter how far away from Viredai's house the dozer work was, Tarzan used to come to Viredai's shop every evening to drink alcohol.

Because of his drinking habits, Tarzan began to spend every evening in Viredai's shop. Tarzan, which appeared only in the evening, sometimes appeared during the day. Occasionally, however, Viredai and Tarzan would spend the night eating and drinking and talking. Thus the evening, day and night began to pass in Viredai's house and the closeness with Tarzan and Namuna gradually increased after the festival as the winter grew lighter and lighter.

New employees started coming to the company, with the arrival of new employees the graph of Viredai's business skyrocketed. Employees would come to the shop, some would smoke, some would drink alcohol. Many employees were fascinated by the gentle smile of the Namuna.She spoke softly, with a faint smile, and began to talk to Tarzan. By the way, Tarzan and Namuna have been able to dig a rough path to each other's minds. Which is not known to Viredai nor rumored in the undeclared information center.

Instead, one day, Tarzan suddenly gave a breaking news at Viredai's house - Lal Singh and Dandaghare have got the benefit of the match. 

Everyone was shocked to hear this news. ‘What is the difference between caste and mind?’ Ved Prasad asked back. Tarzan revealed another thing: "Lal Singh has an old woman and a daughter in his house."

After rumors of Lal Singh and Saamna spread in the village and Namuna became more and more busy on her mobile phone, Namuna's mobile phone was confiscated from her parents. He was worried that he would have to listen to the story of his daughter's encounter. Although not mobile, Tarzan and the model did not suffer much. Their relationship was such that Viredai and Roopmati never suspected her brother-in-law and Tarzan of talking. There was no room for doubt, sometimes Tarzan himself would advise reading the Namuna. Instead, they had heard rumors that Namuna is talking to Upendra of Targaon, who is in love with Upendra. There were rumors in schools and villages. He thought he was talking to his daughter Upendra on his mobile phone.

Even though Namuna did not have a mobile phone, she used to meet Tarzan on the way to and from school. Sometimes, after the school holidays, the two of them would go home together, waiting for Tarzan at Barbote Chautara. The journey from Barbote Chautara to Biredai's house was about half an hour. Throughout the half-hour journey, they flirted with each other.

Lal Singh and Saamna used to meet only in the evening or at night as thMeanwhile, rumors spread in the village that Tarun had a secret mobile phone and was deeply in love with it. Some have claimed that this is not a rumor but the truth, claiming that the specimen and Tarzan were found together in many places. Other people said that it was just a rumor that he was in love with Upendra. Gradually the pattern and Tarzan's love began to show in the village. The smell of love began to waft, not only that, but many had seen her in a state of love in the forest under Barbote Chautara. Those who saw and heard it told Viredai and Roopmati bhaju about the pattern and Tarzan, but they did not believe it at all. Namuna's relatives reminded her that no matter how much they shouted, Namuna did not accept her love story, saying that she was not in love with anyone till today.ey had to go to the market to get oil and gabion. One night Saamna's brother Bhakte was coming to the field to fetch water when he saw something moving in the dark. At first he was scared. As they approached, Amma Howe fell in love with her sister and Lal Singh. After this incident, five nobles stayed in the village overnight.

There was no one to speak on behalf of Lal Singh. His hopes were with Tarzan as he worked for the same company but Tarzan was also silent. Lal Singh wanted to live here, get married here and work for the company, but he could not say what he wanted. Rojan, Laxman and other boys from the village went to the market to meet Lal Singh and Saamna. Before boarding the bus between the boys, Lal Singh predicted with the pain of losing his job - "Soon Tarzan will be more dangerous than me."

The love story of Tarzan and Namuna, which went viral among teenagers, suddenly turned into breaking news. When Tarzan and Namuna suddenly disappeared from Hasanpur. Tarzan is a mature man who is about to marry his son. Another thing is that Namuna has just set foot in fifteen years and has a light snowfall with Upendra of her age. That is why it was so hard for many to believe. Relatives began to gather at Biredai's house amidst suspicion and suspicion. Viredai and Roopmati's brother-in-law were dialing Tarzan's mobile number with a dark face. After the sample and Tarzan disappeared, the relatives became angry with the sample. The people of Hasanpur came to Viredai's house to find out the truth. Everyone suspected that he had run away. That suspicion turned into reality when dozer colleague Pemba voluntarily left the village at about three in the morning.

Amidst the mismatch of many things and the disagreement of the relatives, the model secretly disappeared from the village with Tarzan, presenting a pattern of love. In the village, the boys formed different groups and searched for possible and suspicious places and nearby motor roads. Wherever they were supposed to be, they did not find the Namuna or the shadow of Tarzan.

These stories gradually disappeared, just as two pairs of people disappeared from Hasanpur.

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