Responsible Citizens + Accountable leaders = Prosperous Nation Responsible Citizens = Citizens who feel it is their own responsibility to change their neighborhood and their environment. The more fortunate ones have the moral duty to lead this change. Responsible citizens … Continue reading
Are we in dire need of “bridge builders” in Nepal? A Bridge builder builds and safe-guards a bridge across to connect Nepal to the “nation builders”. They are individuals who plunge, who risk in difficult times like now, to become a … Continue reading
. “We owe it to our future to change ourselves and the environment around us, or else… THIS IS YOUR FUTURE STARING BACK AT YOU” Photo Courtesy: Suvash Gc (Click on link) We Nepali seldom invest in being an example … Continue reading
We always complain about the need for political change in Nepal. I agree 1oo% with you. But If you are expecting some one to magically overthrow the corrupt ones, and re-build the political systems in the right path, I would … Continue reading
Dear Rulers You have been ruling us for some time now, some of you, for 5 or 10 or 15 or even 20 years now.So we want you to answer a few questions below. Why are 601 constituent lawmakers needed … Continue reading
Here is a insightful piece by my friend Chandra Maharzan on why poor /developing countries are not developing and what is wrong with all the help that is being given to us. He questions the way we think about the … Continue reading
Once in a while, we all need some inspiration on the directions of our own lives, specially the educated, talented, ambitious Nepali youths who are in a major cross-roads of their lives. Many are contemplating about which road to take … Continue reading
One of the best write ups I have read in the recent months about solutions to Nepal’s stalemate. It is by Rabindra Mishra, It is his open editorial in Nagarik daily. A letter to the Maoist party of Nepal. My … Continue reading
Common sense dictates: If you don’t like a system, you complain about it. If nothing happens after you complain, or you are not satisfied, you look to change the system To change the system, isn’t it better to plan and … Continue reading
“Ever cried for your country?” is a brilliant opinion that questions our sense of patriotism in Nepal and teaches us what it means to be a patriot. You may start re-evaluating your sense of civic duty for Nepal instead of … Continue reading