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| GP |
Posted
on 24-Oct-01 11:43 PM
Many MPs fear going home, thanks to Maoists
The Home Ministry and its branches at respective districts manage security for MPs, according to Pandey. "The Ministry is ready to provide security if any MP informs the Home Ministry about his programme," Pandey told The Kathmandu Post. He said that not a single MP this year approached to the Ministry asking for security.
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The first part of the title did not attract me to read the
article, but, 2nd part asked me to read why "thanks to Maoists"?
After reading the whole article, I realized that its MASALA
by writer to make the article look smelly, RYAL CHUHAUNE GARI,
because in a country where peoples are afraid to return home,
I thought the writer must have found something worth, that
Maoists have allowed peoples to return without fear, and thats
why "thanks to Maoists" was in title. Anyway, I thank to
writer for his ability make it SARCASTICALLY readable news.
GP
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 24-Oct-01 11:48 PM
Dear GPji:
"Thanks to" also means "because of , due to". So it is not unusual to write that way. That is not the appreciation.
You can confirm this by referring to our dear (official of GBNC site) dictionary in
web: www.dictionary.com
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| GP |
Posted
on 25-Oct-01 03:14 AM
I learned "Thanks to", thanks to Biswo ji.
Thank you Biswo ji. I did not know the meaning. I was surprised
with the meaning. I am not sure how many Nepali readers
will be mistakenly interpret the way I did. If I was alone to
take straight meaning without knowing the real meaning,
I feel sorry for the misinterpretation.
Jai hos GBNC ko: I learned one more new word.
GP
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| ashu |
Posted
on 25-Oct-01 03:24 PM
Constitutionally, we have the right to move FREELY from one place to another
in Nepal.
But in practical terms, we cannor really do that.
Isn't that ironic?
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| ashu |
Posted
on 25-Oct-01 03:25 PM
Constitutionally, we have the right to move FREELY from one place to another
in Nepal.
But in practical terms, we cannor really do that.
Isn't that ironic?
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| ashu |
Posted
on 25-Oct-01 03:27 PM
Constitutionally, we have the right to move FREELY from one place to another
in Nepal.
But in practical terms, we cannor really do that.
Isn't that ironic?
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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