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India and Indians: Friends of Two Different Kinds
By Dinesh Wagle Wagle Street Journal This article appeared in today’s Op-Ed of The Kathmandu Post. Here is PDF of the page Sometimes, I wonder why the official Nepal-India relationship doesn’t become as friendly and earthy as the down-to-earth friendship I enjoy with some Indians here in Delhi. Why doesn’t the bond between the two…
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‘युद्ध छाडेका छैनौं…जनसेनाको सख्या बढायौ’; प्रचन्ड
(माओवादी अध्यक्ष पुष्पकमल दाहाल प्रचण्डले आफ्ना सेनाको तेस्रो डिभिजनले २०६४ पुस १८ गते आयोजना गरेको भेलामा कमान्डरहरूलाई प्रशिक्षणका क्रममा दिएको अभिव्यक्तिको सम्पादित अंश । यो भाषणको भिडीयो अस्ती साँझ इमेज च्यानलमा पहिलो पटक प्रसारण भएको थियो । हिजो दिनभरी नै नेपाली टीभी च्यानलहरुले प्रसारित गरेको भिडियोलाई माओवादीले ‘पुरानो र अप्रासंगिक’ भनेको छ । ‘आन्तरिक पार्टी…
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Heat and Dust of Delhi
By Dinesh Wagle In a terrible afternoon last week, as I was walking on a parched street and struggling with the heat wave, I realized something. Heat in Delhi comes as a curfew. Very few people were on the street that would otherwise be packed in normal circumstances. The street, I observed, remained vacated for…
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Nepal Banda and Power Cut
By Dinesh Wagle This is part of an article that appeared on today’s Op-Ed of the Kahtmandu Post. The other part is here. The complete article in PDF is here. In my five-month-long stay in Delhi, I almost missed two things in particular about Kathmandu. 1. Why no bandas here? 2. Why no power cuts?…
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Rajdhani Express 4
Time to sleep again, perhaps last nap before reaching Delhi. I was reading the Grisham book after dinner but the woman in the berth below switched off the light. So I decided to sleep. Bikash Ghalay is also sleeping. I don’t want to sleep. For now blogging via iPhone seems to be the better option.…
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Rajdhani Express 3
While the train was moving with its own speed, afu chai pura sutiyechha ni hoo [I was having a sound sleep. Was in Darjeeling until yesterday, thus the ascent!] In a way, the rail completely screwed me up. I was supposed do something as soon as I reached my Delhi apartment. I was expecting to…
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Rajdhani Express 2
Ok, this guy from Darjeeling who slept on the berth just beneath me last night thinks these two girls must be from Shillong. [Later, at the near end of the travel, I learned that the girls are from Manipur.] The Ghale guy from Daejeeling. His name is Bikash Ghalay, I learned later. We started speaking…
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Rajdhani Express
I must be somewhere in Bihar at this point in time (10:57 am). There is no Airtel network signal here so this post will be saved as local draft. I am now seared on the upper berth (0003) inside the B3 compartment. This particular block is fully occupied with all eight people. Two girls from…
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Toy Train 6
Now we have entered to the plains, still inside Daejeeling district. I can see ‘Gorkhaland is our birthright’ slogans painted on the walls. Again the Darjeeling chill is nowhere to be experienced here. It’s 16:21 and it might take another 45 mins to reach New Jalpaiguri. I have an 8:30 train from there to Delhi.…
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Toy Train 5
Ok, so Mr. Rakesh Sood look-alike returns my book (sorry Lak, though u wrote the book, this paeticular copy lawfullly belongs to me!) So the train is moving, slowly, tirelessly and contineously. Some ppl have sneaked into the first class apartment! Shall I press the alarm switch? Hell with that. A while ago, even the…
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