@logan: agreed, the animal farms is one of the best literature that I feel lucky to get a chance to read and very much proud of it. It helped me understand how all are equal turns to some are more equal than others in human behavior. Since the literature is ever lasting human psychology and behavior, it’s for all generations past, present and future. It has a great learnings for the human kind. I have long observed the relevance and resemblance of animal characters in the animal farm to human political farms and that can see it closely as it happens in Nepal. The book is so small in size but so big in its reflections of human political behavior.