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Ten Rupees Ramble

by Richa Neupane 22 April 2010

It all started with a torn plastic ten-rupee-note. An old man in the microbus gave it to the young khalasi bhai as his fare, but it wasn't accepted. I understood...

Richa Neupane

Richa Neupane is a student at National School of Sciences in Kathmandu, Nepal. She loves reading good fictional novels and writing poetry. Her favorite subject is English. She wants to learn to play the guitar at some point in her life.

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