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The Half closed eyes of Buddha

CHARACTERS IN THE STORY 1. The tourist: The main narrator of the story. He is a foreign guest in Nepal. He has an aesthetic vision regarding the beautiful country Nepal based on his study in history, culture and religion. 2. The Guide: Another main narrator, a Nepalese person who works as a tourist guide. He has good knowledge of Nepalese art, culture, geography and religion. 3. The farmer's family: The poor and simple farmer's family living in a remote village with lots of hardships in their lives. They are quite hopeful about the doctor. They have deep faith, intimacy, kindliness, and gratitude in themselves. 4. A paralyzed child: A small boy who is affected by Polio. His whole body is useless. He is unable to speak, move his hands, chew his food, or even spit. Among his other body parts, his eyes are only the living parts of his body. The lovely nation of Nepal and its many facets relating to its history, culture, religion, people, and survival are the subject of this tale...

UNIT I MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint

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MS Word  Microsoft Word is a computer application program written by Microsoft. It is mainly used to design text for presentation. Our MS Word tutorial includes all topics of MS Word such as save the document, correct error, word count, font size, font style, apply a style, customize a style, page size, page margin, insert header and footer and more. What is Microsoft Word Microsoft Word is word processing software. It is developed by Microsoft and is part of Microsoft Office Suite. It enables you to create, edit and save professional documents like letters and reports. Brief History Microsoft word was released in 1983 as Multi-Tool Word. Its first version was based on the framework of Bravo which was world's first graphical writing program. Microsoft renamed Multi Tool Word to Microsoft Word, and then in October 1983, Microsoft released its first version for the IBM PC. In 1985, Microsoft ported it to the Macintosh which was different from its DOS-based counterpart, i.e. Macintosh...