In a world where most of us now type instead of write, neat handwriting is becoming a forgotten art. But for one young girl, her beautiful penmanship has captured the attention of people around the globe  reminding everyone of the timeless charm of writing by hand. Meet Prakriti Malla, a schoolgirl from Nepal whose handwriting is considered by many to be the most beautiful in the world. Unlike kids in the UK, US, or India who are often caught up in the fast pace of digital life, Prakriti has shown that there is still beauty and value in putting pen to paper.

It all started when Prakriti was just 14 years old and in the eighth grade. One of her class assignments was shared on social media and it didn’t take long before the world noticed. Her writing was so precise, evenly spaced, and artistically curved that many believed it was printed by a computer, not written by hand.

Her story quickly went viral. People everywhere were amazed at how perfectly she could write. Experts in handwriting and ordinary internet users alike were stunned by how her simple schoolwork turned into a global inspiration. Her writing looks like fine calligraphy, with each letter so carefully formed that it’s hard to believe it came from a regular pen.

But Prakriti’s talent goes beyond just good handwriting. She used her gift to write a heartfelt letter congratulating the UAE on their 51st Spirit of the Union celebration. She hand-delivered this letter to the UAE Embassy.

The talented Nepali young girl Prakriti Malla,the awarded Best Hand Writing in the world has written a congratulation letter to the Leadership of UAE and its people on the occasion of the UAE 51 Spirit of the Union,and hand it over to the embassy during the ceremony #Nepal #UAE pic.twitter.com/1PsdOikqzf

— UAE Embassy Nepal (@UAEEmbNepal) December 4, 2022

Back home in Nepal, her talent didn’t go unnoticed either. The Nepalese army recognized her for her outstanding handwriting, celebrating it as a symbol of grace, discipline, and cultural pride.