Answer:
Kathmandu,Nepal
26Dec/2020
Dear sister,
bindi
I am fine here. I hope all of you are fine there. I reserved your letter today morning. I am glad that you want to known about the benefits of social and regional harmony.
Explanation:
Social and regional harmony can be defined as a procedure of articulate and encourage trust, respect, culture, generosity . Harmony is the mutule understand and empathy and the sharing of love and co-optation.Social and regional harmony takes the freedom a step future to offer us new vision with which to address dispute and conflicts .It is the common development with in our culture,cast , gender,race, age e.t.c. The main benefit of social and regional harmony is the state of everyone having equal right , equal freedom and equality in every culture and religion. It maintain peace and unity. Our country Nepal is the country of Unity in diversity.
I hope you understand it . I think it to long. Now I want to stop my pen here.
yours loving sister,
Binu khatri
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