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In a world of the digital era where typing and clicking have replaced pen and paper, the beauty of penmanship has been replaced. Handwriting, which was once considered a prized skill, is now quietly fading. But one young girl from Nepal has brought it back in focus and has reignited the beauty of handwritten notes.
This young girl's handwriting is so beautiful that it's capturing attention from all over the world and has quickly gone viral on social media, with a lot of netizens thinking that it's a printed text rather than a handwritten note.
The girl is none other than Prakriti Malla. This 14-year-old Nepalese girl's assignmemt was uploaded online, and soon, people thought that her symmetrical and artistic handwriting had been typed or created by a handwriting designer.
As soon as her handwriting took over social media, online users were quick to comment. While some thought it computer computer-generated, others couldn't get enough of its beauty.
Besides being widely recognized, Prakriti's handwriting also got globally The Nepalese Army acknowledged her skills and awarded her for this extraordinary ability. But the honour wasn't just about beautiful penmanship—it was a celebration of the discipline, aesthetics, and cultural pride reflected in her writing.
Her recognition wasn't just limited to that. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) government also honoured her. On the occasion of the UAE's 51st National Day—'Spirit of the Union'—Prakriti handwrote a congratulatory letter to the leadership of the UAE. She delivered the letter to the UAE embassy in Nepal, a gesture that showcased her artistic talent and earned her even greater international admiration.
Her artistic handwriting paid homage to the traditional art of writing and was a reminder of its beauty. In a time and age where everything is digitalised, her handwriting brought back nostalgia and spoke about a time when each stroke was a blend of emotion and effort,
Today, Parkriti celebrated not only in Nepal but across the globe
Prakriti Malla has redefined what it means to write beautifully and also revived the fading art. Her story proves that sometimes, the pen is mightier than the keyboard.
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