Nepal is loosing it's equality manpower .justify
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A1, Sector 1B
AB Road
New Delhi
27.11.19
Dear Ravi,
I haven’t been able to write to you for a long time. There have been so many social problems that I could barely find any time. I hope you are fine.
To begin with, my elder sister was going to get married next month. Negotiations were going on with the groom’s family. It was almost finalised when the groom demanded a new car and a huge dowry.
My father was furious and wanted to lodge a complaint against the groom. The wedding was cancelled off. Dowry has become a fatal problem.
The next social problem came from our neighbour. He ruthlessly turned his old ailing parents out of the house. The poor old couple had no place to go. We gave them shelter and approached the police. This has become a recurrent social problem.
Another acute social problem is the extortion of money in the name of festivals. There was a huge fight in our colony when some young boys forcibly demanded money for the celebration of Diwali.
All these social problems have become universal menaces. If not curtailed they will turn into Frankenstein. We have to fight them together. I will write to you again. Take care.
Your friend
Nikhil
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