raute, seems like you don't know that vanasthali.org website doesn't work anymore. It's been that way for couple of years. Pradeep went back to Nepal (i guess), got married and left us hanging with no website. :D (kiddin'). Thaha ko daughter? haha.. I know "thaha". There was this house in Kalimati, that used to be painted with "question marks" ha and thaha hit the lottery in the name of 1990 revolution, eh, he needed one while we needed democracy. He was the part of every detainment :D. eh. Aarati, Don't know Raju Ale? hmmm. Thought he was quite a popular guy -- Kuleshwor ma Ale ko ghar bhayeko. ;) hmm, know Naresh Kayestha? I knew him better through a friend of mine from a college, whatta genius he was, he had detail explanation for everything that anyone talked about ha.. He was popular in Vanasthali as a guy who memorized a whole dictionary, ha.. and I remember someone asking me "how big was a dictionary?" ha... jokes. :P Anyway, Anybody played Aaaspaas in the chalchitra sansthan? ehe... It was quite something... so many places to hide, and it was almost like you were in a fantasy land, jungle of Amazon, :P hiding behind the "you can't touch this" plant and you could hear a hissing sound made by anaconda. :D Only in reality, it was "sisno ghari" and you could hear "Khopadi" enhaling cigarette smoke somewhere in the back. :D Once we were playing and we didn't realize the "tiffin time" was over and we saw paale dai swinging his "laththi" eh. and chasing us in the chalchitra sansthan field like a Samurai swinging his sword in the battle field. So we started running to the school. There was like this about 10 ft high retainer-wall that got into a landslide and you could climb the pile of mud and get to the school. As we climbed to the top, we saw 4-5 teachers including Laxman Raj Banshi were there to welcome us. eh. There were more than 100 students out there, there was no way they could control.. eh.. So the teachers started kickin'/punchin'/screamin' on everyone. We ran to the class, and the class was already on session.. ehe. I was in a fifth grade or something... wow, been a while. ha.