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"I am very proud of my work. I am satisfied. I don't bang my head because I have to work. Whatever I do is sufficient for survival. If I break my hands or legs, then that is a different thing. Until...

Published30 March 2015
Reading Time 1 mins
Author Stories of Nepal
Location Nepal
09:00:00

"I am very proud of my work. I am satisfied. I don't bang my head because I have to work. Whatever I do is sufficient for survival. If I break my hands or legs, then that is a different thing. Until...

"I am very proud of my work. I am satisfied. I don't bang my head because I have to work. Whatever I do is sufficient for survival. If I break my hands or legs, then that is a different thing. Until today, I haven't taken a leave. Today, this morning, 9 am, I am very proud of my work. It's going well. I have a son. He is 26 and he will be appearing for his 3rd year final exams soon. I have a wife. Only three people in this world. So it’s very good. I don't have any tension. Till now, this morning, 9 am. I can't say for tomorrow. If you take it easy, then there is no problem. Till today, this morning, 9 am I have no tension. Haven't given tension to any. Haven't taken tension from any."_x000D_ _x000D_ Mukunda Acharya, Met him in Baluwatar, Kathmandu
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