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Monthly Archives: March 2005

3/30/2005
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Why I Donated to Maoists?

After reading Kantipur’s main news today (Army Warns Against Donation), I remembered the events of those days when I was chief of the administration at a school some four years ago. It was all about the donation and our position … Continue reading →

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3/30/2005
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Enjoying Performance of World Record Drum Beater

“I want to take the warm hearts of people of the birthplace of Lord Buddha with me.” This statement came from Hiromi Ishioka, a Japanese drummer who had written his name in the Guinness Book of World Records for building … Continue reading →

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3/28/2005
by Ujjwal Acharya
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King Increasing Personal Properties!

King Gyanendra is a businessman. His major investment is in the Soaltee Group, one of the major business houses of the country running a few businesses. Though publicly his involvement in business is not seen, it’s a well-accepted truth. I … Continue reading →

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3/27/2005
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Being Nostalgic about ‘Iron Gate’

SLC (School Leaving Certificate) Examination is probably the most important exam that a Nepali student can take. Not only because it’s the test of 10 years of school education or its result get published in Gorkhapatra but also because each … Continue reading →

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3/24/2005
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Let’s Play Fagu! … but sensibly

Friday is going to be a special day, not because it is a weekend, but because it’s this year’s Fagu Purnima, or Holi or festival of colors. To watch people covered by various colors, and to do that ourselves gives … Continue reading →

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