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dolphin
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Posted on 03-05-11 6:25
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Posted on 03-05-11 6:53
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Saddened, indeed, but happier yet for someone who lived long enough to have experienced life in full. Full, and inspirational, having evoked genuine human emotions of all kinds through his great novels!
I weep not at your death, DSR, but salute you for what you were! 
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Posted on 03-05-11 10:20
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Indeed, he is a great contributor to Nepal and Nepali literature and history. RIP Diamond Shumsher.
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Posted on 03-05-11 10:53
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Diamond sumsher is one of the bright stars in nepali literature, but the posted interview does not make any sense to me. Either the interview is fake just to sale the paper (in other word to convert his death to money) or the interviewer knows nothing about how to take an interview (he did not ask a single question related to literature ). Also , the posted interview does not take even a couple of minutes to complete verbally.
I just want to ask again..., Is this the real interview ?
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