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Sample : Letter to the Editor 1. Read the following letter to the editor of The Kathmandu Post, complaining about the bad condition of water supply in your locality sent by Ranju Pokhrel living at Badimalika Municipality-7, Bajura. Ans: Badimalika Municipality-7, Bajura 10 August 2022 The Editor The Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, Nepal Sub: Bad condition of water supply in Badimalika Municipality Dear Sir, I would like to draw the kind attention of the concerned authorities through the column of your esteemed newspaper towards the problem of bad condition of water supply in Nilakantha Municipality. Most of the time, the taps remain dry. The supply is made only two hours in the morning and one hour in the evening. Besides this, the water is muddy and polluted. Many residents fall sick. There are complaints of jaundice and diarrhea after drinking this water. In this connection, we have comnplained to the local authorities but in vain. I, therefore, request the higher authorities...

A biography(जीवनी) is an account of someone’s life written by someone else. We have to include the following things in the biography writing: -Name -Date of birth -Birthplace -Parents -Education -Contributions -Hobbies/Interests, Likes and dislikes,  -Awards and achievement  -Later life/old age -Death (if a person is dead) Some samples of biography are given below:  1. Write a short biography of a national figure you like most. Answer:    Laxmi Prasad Devkota Laxmi Prasad Devkota was born in Dillibazar Kathmandu in1966 BS on the night of Laxmi Puja to father Padit Til Madhav and mother Amar Rajya Laxmi Devkota. His parents were able to admit him to Durbar School After completing his school life, he enrolled in the science program at Tri-ChandraCollege in 1925 and began to read English poetry. After his Intermediate degree in Science, he received his bachelor's degree in arts in 1929. He went to Patana, India and completed the Bachelor of Law degree there. The...

  1. Write a review for a newspaper of a recent film or a play you enjoyed or a book you read. Ans:       Movie Review- Bato Muni Ko Phool Bato Muni Ko Phool, a Nepali feature film featuring Yash Kumar and Babu Bogati prominent singers in Nepal along with Rekha Thapa, a hot cake in Nepalese film industry was released on 29 November 2010. It is directed by Suraj Subba Nalbo' and produced by Yash Kumar. This movie tries to show the problems and hatred the lower caste people face in our society in the name of higner and lower caste. The story of the movie is good as well as the presentation. The movie is supposed to give a good message and positive impact in the present Nepalese society in case ot caste discrimination. Yash Kumar has attempted to show the problem faced by the lower caste people in a lead role. The movie has done justice in the aspects it intends to raise eventhough it is not hundred percent perfect. In case of the subject matter,it is a p...

1. Stating suitable qualifications and experiences, write a job application for the post of a receptionist addressing The Director, Bir Hospital, Kathmandu. Ans: Maitighar, Kathmandu 23 Aug., 2017 To, the Director, Bir Hospital, Kathmandu, Nepal. Subject: An application for the post of a receptionist Dear Sir/Madam, In reference to your advertisement published in the Himalayan Times on 12 August, 2017 I would like to apply for the post of the receptionist which has fallen vacant in your institution. I am a young and active man of 32. I passed my SLC from Shree Malika Secondary School in first division in 1995. I did my Intermediate and Bachelor in Butwal Multiple Campus, Butwal. And I completed my master's degree in child psychology and Education Planning and Management from University Campus, Kritipur I worked as a Secondary Level Teacher for five years. And I have been working as an advisor for nine years in different reputed schools which my attached documents will prov...

Every day after school, a group of local   children   play in  the Giant's Garden.  There they enjoy fresh fruit, beautiful flowers, and sweetly singing birds, as well as a comfortable open space for their play. Their idyllic playtime does not last, however—the Giant returns home from a seven-year vacation, and in his shock and outrage at finding intruders in his garden, drives the children away. Selfishly, he proclaims that the only person who should play in his garden is himself, and he enforces this with a high brick wall around his property. On this wall he hangs a sign which reads, “TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED.” The children, despondent, try playing in the street instead, but to no avail. They find themselves continually drawn to the garden where they used to play, and they spend their afternoons simply loitering around the walls, wishing they could return to how things used to be. The Giant, meanwhile, is also miserable, because his property is locked in a p...