Since date line has been set for king to leave the Palace. I wonder wether he will get the refund.May be not the refund, that would be silly. However,I am sure there would be a list of things that he could or could not take.  I wonder what are those things,,, have ur say,,,,,

Did you mean deadline?

Since dead line has been set for king to leave the Palace. I wonder wether he will get the refund.May be not the refund, that would be silly. However,I am sure there would be a list of things that he could or could not take.  I wonder what are those things,,, have ur say,,,,,

 

Dead line

little knowledge is dangerous than no knowledge ....

How about knowing just enough to be dangerous?

LOL!

Actually he/she just started another thread for the same topic with a correct title.

HAHAHA..for few seconds, i thought Chris Hansen of Dateline NBC got hold of Gyanendra

"What you 'doin' here?"

if G doesn't leave the palace by 27th May, Prachanda or BR may well ask the same question to him in the Narayanhity palace.


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Leaders of former rebels ask Nepal's king to voluntarily step down

KATMANDU, Nepal: The communist winners of last month's elections asked King Gyanendra on Tuesday to voluntarily leave his palace before the newly elected Constituent Assembly abolishes Nepal's centuries-old monarchy.

Top leaders of the former communist rebels, formally known as Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), said Gyanendra should leave the palace before May 28 — when the assembly meets for the first time — so there can be a smooth transition to a republic state.

"The king should voluntarily leave the palace even before the first meeting of the Constituent Assembly. If he does that, we will allow him to live as a common citizen and guarantee him security," Maoist leader Prachanda said.

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So who is the dictator now?

I once had an excourted tour of the Palace.  I was  shown both the first and second floor. There was the long dining table made of some heavy kind of wood, very shining and polished.  I was shown the throne where the former king sat for official reception of dignitaries.  On that tour, I asked if the king ever came to meet ordinary guests.  At that very moment the guide said, "if you look quickly, you may see him".  As I turned there in the other room I caught a glimps of Birendra passing through the hall to the next room.  I was immediately escorted downstairs again.  Downstairs there are many dislay cases of gifts the king had received over the years from his guests.  One thing I remember well was a large jade figurine.  I have recently wondered what would happen to those treasures once the king abandones the palace.  Since they were gifts to Birendra, will Gyanendra be able to keep them?

i  just heard a rumer from a biswasiiiloooo patra that ,meera pyaaraaa, is searchimg cheapest deeeraaa