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Unrequited love

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

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Not entirely sure what's going on here. I like to think its a statue hugging ritual in progress. If you know this gentleman and what he usually does, please share in the comment section. PHOTO: INDU NEPAL

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rupa joshi onJanuary 1st, 2010 at 10:02 am Says:
the fellow hugging prithibi narayan’s statue is our very own “nepal ko khalasi” (his own terms) laxman singh khadka… he’s the one who hangs banners commemorating all international days, has appropriate slogans painted on his kurta, and goes around unhindered painting statues around the valley.. currently he’s planting the nepali flags atop the shahid gate.. here’s a link to the face book about him!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=67992248880&v=wall

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rupa joshi: the fellow hugging prithibi narayan’s statue is our very own “nepal ko khalasi” (his own terms) laxman singh khadka… he’s the one who hangs banners commemorating all international days, has appropriate slogans painted on his kurta, and goes around unhindered painting statues around the valley.. currently he’s planting the nepali flags atop the shahid gate.. here’s a link to the face book about him! http://www.facebook.com/group. php?gid=67992248880&v=wall
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