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Hi, I'm Rohan. I am a student currently studying Bachelor of Computer Engineering at Kathmandu University since August 2019. I spend most of my time with my family when I am at home and with my friends during college time. But this blog is about myself and sharing my favorites with you!

I am from Kanakai-02, Jhapa, and currently living with my parents who are very supportive, loving, and caring towards me. I have a family of six members which includes my grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, elder brother, and me. For primary and secondary education, I joined "Shree Harikul Model Higher Secondary School" back in 2062 B.S. After the completion of my S.E.E., I further joined "KEHSS" for the completion of +2. Besides study, I am very active in playing some sports. The most favorite sport of mine is cricket. I love playing and watching cricket very much. Even my nickname "Shane" was kept after a famous Australian cricketer Shane Watson during my school. But I love my name very much.

I love to listen to songs, watch movies, and sometimes cartoons to kill time and stress to gain some new ideas. I like to visit for some tours with friends and families if possible. I love to do a lot of entertainment. But when the day ends, I am a man who makes a bed in the morning to think that at least this day of my life doesn't go wasted doing nothing.

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