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THE KEY

Lizzie and her brother Jo were busy watching television.There was no one else in the house

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Serenity!
I'd like to live in a place where everyone matters,
Where the earth is treated with admiration,
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LIE TO LUNG CANCER
By Prabhat Adhikari
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Words

 sachin Mishra

Words come with experience as well as knowledge.
This is where I want to start up my thoughts.
I am better than anybody and anyone can be better than me.

 

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Poem
   

Disease

By Reshma Dahal

We all live in this world,

As humans from earth,

But not all people are fortunate enough,

To be the same as us,

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Nepali Poem
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  Reading cup 2008
TRAVEL TO THE USA: AN EXPERIENCE
It is Who You Know Matters:
Descriptions, Impressions
and Perceptions from the
Visit to the USA
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PM LEAVES FOR CHINA PDF Print E-mail

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal left for China to attend Beijing Olympic ceremony.

Breaking the tradition of visiting India first, Dahal left for China to attend the concluding ceremony of the Beijing Olympic to be held on Sunday. India has expressed unhappiness over the visit saying " it was too early to visit China."

This was clearly seen at the airport as some ambassadors including Indian ambassador Rakesh Sood were absent to bid farewell to the Prime Minister.

Dahal is leading an 11 member delegation including his wife Sita, communication minister Krishna Bahadur Mahara and foreign secretary Gyan Chandra Acharya.

Dahal is scheduled to meet Chinese president Hu Jintao ,  prime minister and other senior officials.

 
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PROFILES OF SAARC COUNTRIES
Country profiles of  Republic of Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka,Maldives, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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GP KOIRALA'S RESIGNATION
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GYANENDR'S STATEMENT

 

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WHAT I SAW IN THE PALACE?

By Shirish B. Pradhan

  

 

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OLD PICTURES OF NEPAL

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BRAVE GYANENDRA!
Gyanandra shah @outlooknepal.comFrom glorious days to humiliation.


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HOW WAS MEETING GYANENDRA?
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