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| ashu |
Posted
on 11-Sep-03 06:53 AM
Sometimes, you just learn to shake your head, and accept the happenings in Nepal
as nothing short of surreal.
The picture below is for your amusement and information only.
Actually, the owners of Tantra are two very hardworking guys in their 20s, who are trying to drum up some business in these very, very difficult times. Can't blame them, really. Restaurant and bars have especially been hit with falling revenues since Prachanda's announcement.
Then again, today's newspapers carried ads announcing the opening of a new nightclub (with lighting done by designers from London!) at Yak'n'Yeti Hotel, starting this Saturday.
Some Indian Channel TV dancer is performing . . .
As someone memorably said, the distance between the First World Nepal and the Third World Nepal is greater than that between the planets -- Mars and Venus.
Then again, hey, what is life in Nepal, if it doesn't come wrapped up in contradictions and contrasts?
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| darshankaka |
Posted
on 11-Sep-03 07:19 AM
Thank you Ashu for bringing up that Ad here..
I am sure tons of people will go there and enjoy the pre-curfew session. These poeple have vigor, energy, and stamina... but they don't have mind to spend what theyhave at proper place!!!
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| saroj |
Posted
on 11-Sep-03 10:32 AM
The Pre-Curfew Franchise
The Sajha Post
Due to an increasing demand for pre-curfew activities, the newly formed KTM Pre-Curfew Inc has expanded thier line of products to the following:
The Pre-Curfew Tarkari Bazaar, Asan
The Pre-Curfew Damkal Services, Basantapur - Make sure your house doesn't catch fire during the curfew
The Pre-Curfew Institute of Momo Wrapping Technology, Bansbari
The Pre-Curfew How to Kill Innocent Janata 101 Institute, Kamaladi
The Pre-Curfew Bolyo ki Polyo Sekuwa Club, Mangal Bazar
The Pre-Curfew Ta bhanda ma thulo kukkur, Psychological Branch, Bir Hospital
On seeing the growth in pre curfew activities, prominent businessman Kanhaiya Lal Mittal has set up a commitee to explore the During Curfew activities. "Most businesses have suffered heavy losses due to the insurgence. What Business in Nepal needs right now is to tap into Curfew activities and benefit from it." said Giridhari Singh of the Mittal and Mittal Foundation, Paknajol.
Signing off, for The Sajha Post.
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| porcelina |
Posted
on 11-Sep-03 03:23 PM
loooolsss saroj... you made my day!!
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