A Layman's Inquiry about new Nepal

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A Layman's Inquiry about new Nepal

We manage bandhs and uprisings, but can’t envision, plan, team work, implement and develop. We find fault in stereotypes and systems, but forgo introspection and self examination. We value simplicity and continuity, but avoid challenges. Our words speak louder than actions, and actions speak louder than law.

http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2007/others/guestcolumn/sep/guest_columns_11.php

[Tanka Hook Chungbang]

Fundamentally I agree with Mr. Lohani, however, his theme appears to be inappropriate.

Also he raises a lot questions over questions that of course makes a lot of sense that must be thoght over by political parties and leaders who are being devoted in this regard.

Mr. Lohani also seems to be a visionary leader of Nepal, I like it.

[dalal]

It is pathetic to see the Kathmanduities wasting their working day in a queue, on a hot summer day forthe past six months now,to fill fuel in thier shining two or four wheelers, that is not sufficient even for a week. They do not mind to pay a few rupees more per liter to avoid this nightmere. But then you have this minister of (non-Existant) supplies, who goes around in a dress that could pass easily as a 'Khali-sisi-purana-kagaz' give or take a worn out bycicle, who is committed to keep subsidising the fuel with the money that either the poor Nepalese living on 'less-than-a-dollar-a-day' have to cough up, or the finannce minister has to go around the world with his begging bowl to collect. All this till the doubtful CA election does  take place.
Governence could not be more moronic!!!