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| Rashmi |
Posted
on 18-Jul-01 12:25 AM
I am interested to know if anyone could provide me with the official address of Narayanhiti Royal Palace. Thank you!
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| dumdum |
Posted
on 18-Jul-01 12:51 AM
If you want to write to the king, the address is:
"Sri 5 Maharajadhiraj ko pramukh sachibalaya"
Narayanhiti Raajdarbaar
Kathmandu, Nepal
Normally, it reaches to the secretariat of his majesty.
Wish you good luck, and hope your message reaches to his majesty.
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| GP |
Posted
on 18-Jul-01 01:10 AM
I wonder whether your letter or any request really reaches
to HMs. The Sachibalaya is working as Iron Gate between
all kinds of peoples and King or His Majesties. If you do
not believe, I had handed one letter to the ...secretary of
the late prince in his first and last visit to Japan.
The ADC asked me to hand it over to under secretary and
when I talked to the undersecretary, he said they do reply
to each letters and report summary to His Majesties. Well,
I never got replies. Of course, in Nepal, the letters
move in Turtles pace (?), but, I believe they travel in
GHAMANDI Rabbit's speed, and it gets lost when Sittal
Choutari is on front, where it takes rest for your life.
Its a fact, whether you take it or throw it, its you.
Well, its not bad trying, but, it will be too frustrating
if you keep on waiting for some thing to happen or
according to your wish. If really happened, I will compare
it with the EGG that was found undamaged when it fell from
tall mountain after striking over one boulder to another.
It can not happen always, and it happens to only those
who either very very lucky or GREAT MAGICIANS like David Copper
Field. Wishing you to be lucky.
GP
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| care |
Posted
on 18-Jul-01 10:39 AM
Try asking Marcantile, if he has an e-Mail account. That a better bet.
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| X-man |
Posted
on 18-Jul-01 11:37 AM
Rashmi,
I'm afraid GP is right. If you go through the secretariat, you really should not expect any response. I know this because I too used to write to the late CP, (king for a while), and the only way to get thru was thru "some other means" and not thru the secretariat. That's a dead end. But then, maybe things have changed for the better. Good luck.
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