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    Kathmandu

    Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal is an intriguing place – an ancient city wrapped in a lot of mythology, where Hinduism and Buddhism co-exist like siblings from an inter-religion marriage. It is a place ruled primarily by the people of the country. They managed to keep all the colonial forces away from them. Hence, kept the outside influences on their culture to a bare minimum. Landlocked between China and India – they are like a buffer zone who have influences from both. And have trade and pilgrim routes going through them. The world is not aware much of the history and evolution of the city, so I thought this must be a good book to peep into it.

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    India through Japanese Eyes

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    Essays on Japanese understanding of Indian history, civilization. Includes discussion of teaching about India, Japanese views of India in the media and in classroom. Interesting and informative

    600.00
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    Happiness is a Choice

    With up-to-date research, Happiness Is a Choice explains the relationship between your spiritual life and your psychological health. It offers basic steps toward recovery from depression so that you can enjoy a happy, fulfilling life.

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    Fiscal Decentralization in Nepal

    With the enactment of Local Self-Governance Act (LSGA) in 1999, Nepal embarked on the journey of decentralized governance and devolved some revenue raising and spending powers to local bodies: District Development Committees, Village Development Committees, and municipalities.

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