unf**k NEPAL

08/03/2024

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14/02/2024

Welcome to the land where circumstances is ra**ng us up
Dealing with stress, my man's and 'em be taking a puff
You're a youth and you fu**ed in the butt like a w***e
But the truth is that I don't give a f**k anymore
I got a dream and voice
A reason, a choice
Freedom of the people gets the evil demon annoyed
Believe in you and me and we can bring the peace and the joy
So I refuse to further fall down deep in this void
Of political bu****it
The drama that they brought
And we were dragged into it helpless
And they thought
That they could just use us as pawns or puppets
F**k the system, I was born above it
HBD Uniq Poet - Musician

29/05/2023

Despite ongoing tensions between India and Nepal, the Nepal government has decided to grant amnesty to ex-MP Resham Chaudhary, who was found guilty of his involvement in the 2015 Tikapur incident, where eight people were killed, including one toddler. Despite criticism towards the speech of the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, the decision to grant amnesty was made, and this represents a significant departure from the previous stance of the government.
On Republic Day of Nepal, President Ramchandra Poudel granted amnesty to Resham Chaudhary, despite him being found guilty by the court for his involvement in the incident. This decision has been criticized by many in Nepal, as it is seen as a gross betrayal of the rule of law and a failure of justice. The decision to grant amnesty despite his conviction brings into question the state of democracy and impartiality of the justice system in Nepal. This incident serves as a reminder of how influential individuals can sometimes evade the full consequences of their actions, and it emphasizes the importance of holding those in power accountable regardless of their political affinities or connections.

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13/05/2023

Predators, by definition, are individuals who harm or exploit others for their own benefit, and as such, they are not suitable educators for society.

Predators often employ manipulative tactics to control and exploit their victims, which can have a devastating impact on their victims' mental health and well-being. This behavior is not only harmful but also illegal in many cases.

By presenting predators as potential educators, we are sending a dangerous message to society. We are suggesting that it is acceptable to engage in behavior that harms others, as long as it results in personal gain. This message runs counter to the fundamental principles of a healthy and just society, which should prioritize the well-being and safety of all individuals.
Madan Rai's actions as described in the accusations against him are predatory and constitute sexual harassment and abuse. As an educator, he held a position of power and trust over the girls staying at the foundation for their studies. The allegations against him suggest that he abused this power and trust by engaging in sexual acts and behavior with the students, which is a clear violation of professional ethics and boundaries. The fact that he reportedly used obscene language and made sexual advances toward the girls also shows a lack of respect for their dignity and autonomy.

Rai's behavior is especially concerning because he was responsible for the well-being and education of the girls staying at the foundation. The foundation was meant to provide them with a safe and supportive environment to pursue their studies, but instead, they were subjected to harassment and abuse by someone who was supposed to protect them.

Overall, the allegations against Madan Rai paint a disturbing picture of a predator who used his position of authority to exploit vulnerable young girls. His actions are reprehensible and must be condemned, and steps must be taken to ensure that such abuse and harassment do not occur again.

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05/05/2023

Once upon a time in Nepal, the Finance Ministry was protected from political interference by bureaucrats who were known for their competence and honesty. However, this all changed when Janardan Sharma, a corrupt politician, became the finance minister.

Sharma dismantled the bureaucratic structure that had previously kept the ministry free from political interference. He began appointing corrupt individuals, such as Krishnahari Pushkar, to lead the ministry, rather than relying on the competent bureaucrats who had previously held those positions.

As a result, corruption started to take hold in the finance ministry. The corrupt officials appointed by Sharma were more concerned with lining their own pockets than ensuring the country's economic stability and growth. Meanwhile, Sharma himself engaged in questionable activities, including appointing people with ties to Arju Deuba, another politician known for his corrupt practices.

Unfortunately, this corruption had disastrous consequences for Nepal's economy. When the Covid-19 pandemic hit and the government imposed a nationwide lockdown, the already fragile economy took a nosedive. The GDP shrank by 15.4% in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year, followed by a 4.6% contraction in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.

The country has now officially entered a recession, which is the first time this has happened in 60 years. Many economists agree that Sharma's corrupt appointments were a significant contributing factor to this economic downturn.

It is a cautionary tale of how corrupt politicians can push a country into recession by putting their own interests ahead of the well-being of the country and its people. It highlights the importance of good governance, transparency, and accountability in ensuring sustainable economic growth and development.

02/05/2023

The recent discussion about the Asia Cup has centered around the possibility of it being cancelled due to the strained political relationship between India and Pakistan. However, Nepal's performance in the Premier Cup final on the reserve day has secured them the final spot in the tournament. Despite facing a strong spin-bowling group from UAE, Gulshan Jha's promotion to No.3 in the batting order proved to be a masterstroke as he negotiated the chase of 118, finishing with an unbeaten 67. The bowlers, led by Lalit Rajbanshi and Sandeep Lamichhane, were also impressive in restricting the UAE batsmen to just 106/9 on the reserve day.

While the political situation may make it challenging for India to travel to Pakistan for the tournament, it is important to remember that the Asia Cup is a multi-nation tournament that is almost as big as the World Cup for the Asian bloc. Efforts should be made to ensure that the tournament is played bilaterally and in both countries, as this will not only promote the sport but also foster goodwill between the two nations. In the meantime, Nepal can look forward to representing their country in the tournament and hopefully making a mark on the international stage.

14/04/2023

Various cultures around the world have their own unique calendars and date associations. However, the Bikram Samwat calendar holds historical significance, particularly in Eastern philosophy and Vedic Sanatan rites. King Vikramaditya of ancient India started this calendar, and there are scriptures and evidence to support his reign and the expansion of his borders up to the Gulf nations of today. The Bikram Sambat calendar is used in Nepal and is 56.7 years ahead of the AD association.

May this year bring blessings of religion, culture, and philanthropy worldwide, and may it lead to the eradication of lawlessness, the welfare of all beings, the love of nature, and the development of societies that cherish nature. Nepal is renowned for its festivals, such as the Biska Jatra, which is celebrated on the first day of the Bikram Sambat calendar in Bhaktapur, Tokha, Dhapasi, Thimi, and neighboring areas. Although the Jatra does not commemorate the new year of Vikram Samvat, it remains a significant event.

The first day of the Nepali month of Baisakh has different names and is celebrated in various ways across Nepal and the Indian subcontinent. In the Terai regions of Nepal, India, and Bangladesh, the first and second days of Baisakh are known as Jutsh*ttal and are celebrated as Baishakhi and Shiruwa.

11/04/2023

Nepal and India are set to sign an agreement for cross-border digital payments using e-wallet, which is expected to boost trade and tourism by eliminating currency hassles.

The deal is expected to be signed during Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal's visit to India sometime this month, according to Nepali media reports.

The accord will allow Indian tourists in Nepal to make digital payments using Indian e-wallets like BharatPe, PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm.
According to the reports, the two neighbours have chalked out an agreement for this purpose, and the document is awaiting signatures from both countries' officials.
New delis ambassador to Kathmandu Naveen Srivastava said at a recent programme that the proposed Indian digital payment service in Nepal would boost its travel and tourism industry.
The system is currently not on a reciprocal basis, and Nepalis are not allowed to make payments through Bharat-QR while travelling to India.

Recently, Nepal Rastra Bank Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari underscored the need for greater collaboration on fintech between India and Nepal to begin a cross-border and QR payment systems for mutual benefit.

"We expect a collaboration between the Nepali and Indian private fintech companies by sharing of the infrastructure and mitigating cyber-related risks, which could benefit both countries," he said.

Or
Is this simply the rise of BRICS ?


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11/04/2023

Disturbing video of the Dalai Lama making a child suck his tongue emerged months ago, but it has only just now made waves on social media—prompting the ‘holy’ man to issue an apology," social media influencer Ian Miles Cheong wrote. "Why wasn’t it a problem for him before it went viral?"

The incident occurred in Northern India, and many Indian journalists were among the first to condemn it. Journalist Ismat Ara wrote, "There’s nothing ‘innocent’ or ‘playful’ about asking a minor to suck your tongue."

"Imagine the celebrations in China that a once great, defiant legacy, one that took the Tibetan struggle to the world, is now laid to waste. No matter how much the west plays this down, there’s nothing ‘innocent’ or ‘playful’ about pe******ia. No geopolitical caves to hide in," India Todoay reporter Shiv Aroor responded.

Robby Starbuck added, "You forgot the part where you asked the boy to kiss you and suck your tongue. Pe*****le behavior. You’re disgusting."

08/04/2023

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27/03/2023

Maoists insurgency was calculatedly designed by the Indian establishment which was clearly assisted by Late Koirala and his inner coterie and the aim was the uprooting of the Monarchy.

That Koirala was the prime and point man of the Indian establishment in Nepal’s political scene got reflected when Koirala as the new Prime Minister of Nepal (after the Monarchy was forcibly thrown by India through its paid agents in Nepal during 2005-6 was received, departing from the tradition at the Delhi international airport by none less than by the Cursed Indian Prime Minister Dr. MM Singh.

Dr. MM Singh, the assistant of the Christian lady while greeting the India preferred and chosen-installed Prime Minister GP Koirala told the international media that Koirala was a “revered leader in South Asia”.

The second pocket man of the Indian regime was definitely Comrade Prachanda as he led the India designed Maoists insurgency.

That Prachanda’s entire Maoists insurgency was the creation of the Indian establishment is being best told by Analyst Bharat Dahal (a political man formerly associated with the Maoists insurgency and who have had the privilege to work along with Comrade Prachanda, as and when he is being interviewed by Nepali media).