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19. Done. I’m not too big a man to admit that I’m crying a little here… We as United fans (or at least I) celebrate this title with all due respect to the great Liverpool teams of the past, who achieved something so incredible few people imagined they could be surpassed, and certainly not this […]
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During our fieldwork in Kalikot, one of my female colleagues made a surprising comment. She asked me not to give up my seat for any women, explaining that it made her feel as though men were superior to women. Her statement caught me off guard. I responded with a simple “okay,” but it made me […]
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My parents just returned from a tour of the western regions of Nepal, and they were deeply shocked to see young children walking for miles along narrow, dangerous highways just to attend school. On their return, my father described Kathmandu as a paradise in comparison, marvelling at how every facility and convenience is concentrated here, […]
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Three Star Club, my hometown football team and one of the top clubs in Nepal, made it to the semifinals in India after winning their match 1-0. But for some reason (which I still don’t know), the organizers decided the match had to be replayed. Surprisingly, Three Star Club agreed to this, and in the […]
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One of my friends is a Liverpool fan. Probably he is a greater football maniac than me. His room is all covered by his favourite football team. I never hated Liverpool team. I never cared about any other team than United, and I never need to care about other teams.
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My early days as a professional geologist; working as a freelancer for a reputed construction company to identify possible sand mines in Kathmandu and adjoining districts. During this fieldwork, we covered the districts of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Dhading, Chitwan and Makawanpur to map sand deposits. Some glimpses are uploaded here.