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- Shreedeep Rayamajhi
- Kathmandu, Paknajol, Central, Nepal
- An activist, a willing and enthusiastic artist of words. To know my words, is to know me. I believe in Change and its spark which lies inside every one of us and most of us we fail to recognize this. Moreover, millions of opportunities are available but there is only one you. One should have the realist attitude and learn from his mistakes in materializing his strength in further making his efforts resourceful and efficient.