99com007a, The whole point I was making is you cannot make fool of a professional's business. An accomplished correspondent doesn't only file hard news in a conventional method but also presents various connotations to make his story vibrant and colourful while keeping the core news value intact. Another thing, his story is for the world audience not for particular peoples with certain interests. Reporting is a business, an art and a style. I don't know if you know much about this business. But as far as I am concerned, Nick Bryant was majestic. His audience, if they are a regular BBC audience, have got what Bryant wanted to tell from the aforementioned story. Anyway, it is nice to know some Nepalis being so advanced these days that they can teach the messiahs of the business some basics of journalism. Hats off.