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New National Anthem for New Nepal

By Binaya Neupane

November 30, 2006

In the aftermath of the restoration of Democracy, now widely told as Loktantra, Nepal promised to change its previous national anthem which was just a salutation song for the King. Its lyrics was composed by Chakrapani Chalise (Shreeman Gambhira Nepali Prachanda Pratapi Bhupati) and music by Bakhatbir Budhapirthi adopted in 1899. However, the parliamentary proclamation declared to change the National anthem and new national anthem has been recommended by a Committee formed to choose it.

Latin Transliteration of Previous
Shri man gumbhira nepali prachanda pratapi bhupati
Shri pach sarkar maharajadhiraja ko sada rahos unnati
Rakhun chi rayu eeshale praja phailiyos pukaraun jaya premale
Hami nepali bhaeesarale.

The new national anthem is selected from a total of 1272 different proposed songs from all over the country. As per The National Anthem Selection Task Team (NASTT) the Byakul Maila’s song has led the list. The coordinator and culture expert Satyamohan Joshi said; “we have accomplished the job assigned to us by the bureau” and added there is no partiality in the process; the new National Anthem was selected without knowing the name of its writer.

राष्ट्रिय गान
सयौं थूंगा फूलका हामी, एउटै माला नेपाली
सार्वभौम भइ फैलिएका, मेची-महाकाली ।

प्रकृतिका कोटी-कोटी सम्पदाको आंचल
वीरहरुका रगतले, स्वतन्त्र र अटल

ज्ञानभूमि, शान्तिभूमि तराई, पहाड, हिमाल
अखण्ड यो प्यारो हाम्रो मातृभूमि नेपाल ।

बहुल जाति, भाषा, धर्म, संस्कृति छन् विशाल
अग्रगामी राष्ट्र हाम्रो, जय जय नेपाल ।

Latin Transliteration New
Sayau thunga phoolkaa haamee yautai mala nepali
Sarwabhauma bhai phailayakaa mechi mahakalee

Prakritekaa kotee kotee sampadako aachala
Beerharukaa ragatale swatantra ra aatala

Gyanbhumee shantebhumee tarai pahaada hemaala
Akhanda yoo pyaro hamro matrebhumee nepal

Bahul jaate bhashha dharma sanskritee chhan besaala
Agragame rastra hamro jaya jaya nepal

The above mentioned lines are from Clause 3.11 of the Comprehensive Peace Accord signed by the Nepal government and the Maoists on November 21. On those lines, both the sides have expressed their commitments to severely punish those corrupts. However, the latest developments from politics to judiciary are proving that those words also may just be the high rhetoric. Both the sides have failed to convince people that they are really serious on punishing those evils. Some people have taken this as a commitment to punish those remaining in government posts during the Royal regime, while others have taken this just as a tool to eyewash the general public.

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नेपाल सरकार र नेपाल कम्युनिष्ट पार्टी (माओवादी) बीच भएको विस्तृत शान्ति सम्झौता

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

November 29, 2006

पढनु होस

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Standardizing culture

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

November 29, 2006

By Dovan Rai

November 28, 2006

Quite impressed with the first issue of ‘Y!’, a new Nepali youth magazine, I was eagerly awaiting for the second issue, which I found better.

Y! seemed to come with a serious purpose. It was reflected in the first issue in it’s bold cover design(which caught my eyes first), carefully planned content and intellectually stimulating articles.
The average ‘I hate politics’ youth too have now realized how vital politics is and how it impacts our studies, career, life and destiny.
Y! has cashed in the new burning interest of youth in politics and provided the youth with a platform for politics and activism.
Y! has actually fulfilled most of the requirements of a good youth magazine that I was looking for.
Bilingual medium is very practical and promoting Nepali literature is an appreciable approach.
By raising cultural and social awareness issues, it has carried the true essence of being youthful and modern.

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Source of Electricity

By Saurav Thakur

November 28, 2006

Caption:1 Kulekhane dam: one of the major electricity sources of Nepal.

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Nepal

By Akriti Panthi

November 27, 2006

Nepal

My ancestors and my blood from the one place I treasure
Thinking, talking, and visiting that dear place is always a pleasure
From Mount Everest to Japha I go
Every piece of land I bow to

One of the smallest countries with one of the biggest disaster
Maoists running back and fro to master to master
The country folk all ran into one city
What a pity, a great fight wasn’t given
For houses, traditions became forgotten

Katmandu that city was trashed
Old buildings where smashed
New houses were built
Katmandu became the New York City but no one felt guilt
The government didn’t give a bit
All they did was sit, watched people die

November 27, 2006

You came into this world
Yet it wasn’t your choice to be unfurled
With tons of love you grew
And did you stop by to say thank you?

Your dear loved ones
Always in a run
But they always managed to spend time with you
All that time your life speed through

In school you went
You kept learning as you grew
Studying and studying was your job
It was meant so you didn’t become a slob

College came in no time
You learned the importance of a dime

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A conversation with a preacher

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

November 27, 2006

People who know me well know that I am a believer and follower of God, and an equally strong HATER of religion. I think religion is an evil, hypocritical practice that misinterprets God in every sense of the word.

Oddly enough, I ran into this Christian preacher in a chatroom!!

November 24, 2006

A close (national coach) source reveals that German Coach Gunter had been prescribing MEDICINES to Nepali athletes while training them and that the medicine intakes were supposed to be lessened as the SAF Games began.

But in an alternate take, what medicine was the German Coach prescribing? Is that even moral? Does Nepal Sports Council even know about this?

Also, it is now intelligent to ask if Gunter was testing a drug here in the Himalayan Nation. Germany thus seems to have used Nepali athletes, as previsouly did USA to our armed forced personnel.

Our athletes who have taken these drugs should be monitored for their health, side effects of the drugs. Gunter and Germany should publicly apologize for this and should pay in KIND as compensation.

Whatever that KIND is whether it be in support of medical aid etc, if there are any cases filed of side effects arised from using GUNTER DRUGS and for destorying Bhandari's career.

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NRs. 7 crores

By Random Gigs

November 24, 2006

So the Nepal Government has NRs. 7 crores to give to the Maoists but not a single penny to the flood victims.

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The thrills of anniversary hike: Phulbarigate to Nagarjuna hill via Raniban

By Administrator

November 24, 2006

Sunday, November 19, 2006. It was the day on which the Everest uncensored team was setting out for its 52nd adventures around the valley at high altitude. The team had chosen Phulbarigate to Jomacho to Phulbarigate route for the day’s hike. In comparison to others, however, the route was shorter but no less thrilling. This time, we have chosen to post what the team mates felt about this hiking, the 52nd.

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गजल

By Mabi Singh

November 23, 2006

आफ्ना टुक्राहरु टिप्नमै अति ब्यस्त छौ !
खुलासा भयो होला तिमी कति ध्वस्त छौ !

घातक नतीजा चुम्न माहीर बनायौ,
मायाका मागहरु राखे देखि त्रस्त छौ !

नजानी भएका गल्तीमा माफी पाईन !
रोजी रोजी छुरा अरु घोप्न अभ्यस्त छौ !

जगको ईंटा चोरिएको होस गरेनौ
अझै छाना अडाउने कुरामा विश्वस्त छौ !

बलात्कार भएन निर्बस्त्र हुंदा समेत
ऐना सित यौबनको बयानमा मस्त छौ !

November 21, 2006

Time is time. No one can buy more time. You can buy more labor if you think it will help your team do more work faster, but that’s not the same thing as adding time to a project. The law of diminishing returns dictates that adding labor doesn’t exponentially increase productivity; in fact, at some point productivity can even go backwards.

For a real-life example, consider that two hardworking and experienced programmers working on a project. In order to finish the project on time, you decide to add one more programmer. Now the programmers may be completing the code more quickly, you decide to add six more programmers so that the project can be finished even sooner. You soon realize that although adding one programmer increased your productivity, adding six more only created chaos with creating a contentious environment. You reached the point of diminishing returns when you added six programmers.

Bottom line: You can’t build a house in a single day even with 100 people.

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तिम्रो सानो प्रयासको छोटो जमर्को

By Vishnu Kshettri

November 21, 2006

तिम्रो सानो प्रयासको छोटो जमर्कोमा
कोही माथी उक्लदा
तिमीलाई तल झर्नु पर्दैन

By Siris Bajracharya

November 17, 2006

Business in the 21st century has been able to expand its boundaries overwhelmingly, regardless of the geographical constraints. The dream of an “international business community” has now slowly turned into reality. Today the world of business has been talking about expanding its boundaries globally. Now the competition is not only within the internal markets but among the external markets as well. Such a global perspective has introduced new opportunities as well as threats to the existing market. The internal markets of most underdeveloped and developing countries have been threatened to be wiped off against the breeze of global competition.

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Thinking Strategically -- Key to Market Management

By Siris Bajracharya

November 17, 2006

November 17, 2006

November 16, 2006

It has been wonderful experience for the Everest Uncensored (EU) team to explore the thrills around the Kathmandu valley at the high altitude. In its adventures, the EU team has experienced the rural set up and its contradiction with the so called modern and urban life in the Kathmandu valley. Our team mates have experienced that it was a sort of achievement in the life. The team has visited not only three districts of Kathmandu valley. But the team has also walked up to Kabhre, Sindhupalchok, Makwanpur and Nuwakot districts.

November 15, 2006

National flags represent their respective nations in the international arena. So why they are meant to be unique symbol and a value for a country. National flags usually have to have some patriotic meaning representing the country and her people for the betterment and patriotism.

Why don’t we begin with a discussion over our national flag i.e. National flag of Nepal? The national flag of Nepal is the one and only one non-rectangular national and official flags in the world. If we track back the history for the origin of non-rectangular, triangular flag then it says: The Nepal’s flag is a simplified combination of two single streamers from different branches of the previous rulers, the Rana dynasty who controlled Nepal from the mid-19th century until 1951. The Rana rulers were entitled "Shri Teen" and "Maharajahs".

November 15, 2006

The High Level Probe Commission has implicated King Gyanendra guilty for the suppression of popular movement and embezzlement of state resources. Preliminary media reports quoting highly placed source at the Commission said the Commission has found King as the Chairman of the then Council of Ministers guilty for the atrocities. The Commission has also indicted around 170 persons including the King, then ministers, security officials and regional administrators as guilty of oppressing the People's Movement.

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Beating about Another Bush?

By Mathura Shrestha

November 14, 2006

About a hundred years ago a Mark Lewis' grandfather was awarded with Victoria Cross for his bravery in the aggression on the Dagu Fort of China.

He stole the historical Dagu Bell and took it to England as war booty. On learning the actual history of the Bell, Mark Lewis apologized to the people of China on behalf of his dead grandfather and facilitated the return of the Bell-'a source of shame for both China and England'-to the actual owner, the Dagu Fort. He wrote, 'Let us just hope we do not have to see another wars'.

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Who should be Punished for the "Newly Started Marvelous Project" in Town?

By Binaya Neupane

November 14, 2006

Today dated 14th of November 2006 early in the morning around 6:30 A.M the group of local bus crew especially in the Chabahil and Gausala areas in Kathmandu did the strike; the reason was not cleared to me but after I talked with some of them on the way to College I come to know that some body had smashed the local bus some other day at the Airport area and they are here after almost 2 days on strike. Not even single vehicles were allowed in those areas. So I have to track back the same path.

When I reached the Maharaj Gung; Chakrapath; near by the Narayan Gopal Choak. I see marvelously managed new project in town and cannot resist without capturing it by my Nokia 3230; i missed Camera there ;)
The New project in town; the picture speaks more than thousand words;

(Picture by: Binaya Neupane)

by the Municipality Mini TATA at bank of the Ring Road.

I feel like making a survey via this EU…

Who should be punished for the Newly Established Marvelous project in Town?

A. The Citizen of Kathmandu.
B. The Municipality
C. The Nepal Government itself
D. The Local Bus Strike

No sooner the Maoist formally entered the peaceful mainstream; split has been seen with the UML. And division between these two parties may affect the future of the pact.

Divided OVER Deal
As the country seems overwhelmingly welcoming the historic deal between the Seven Party Alliance (SPA) government and the CPN Maoist, a split has been noticed among those signatories. Especially, the major Communist factions the Maoists and the UML are seen divided. And biases towards one another seem to surface. Especially, the UML seems to be dissatisfied with the post deal scenario. General Secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal has been attacked by his comrades and also from the ground level cadres for giving ‘more space’ to the Maoists. They have questioned if the Maoists had enough popularity or status to get equal seats with the UML in the interim legislature. Not only UML, but the Nepali Congress or other party people are also perplexed with this decision, especially Maoists’ position in the interim legislature. Their stance is that the Maoists haven’t so far been tested before the public and how could they get second position in the interim legislature followed by interim government.

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गजल

By Mabi Singh

November 12, 2006

यो पूरानो एउटा

मनै ध्बस्त भए पछि आँखामा के दोष थुपार्नु अनेक ?
छायाका चीराहरु टाल्दैमा, ज्यानलाई के हुन्थ्यो बिसेक ?

म सित बिद्रोह गर्दै भाबनाले रंगै चिन्न छाडी दियो,
हिजो खुशीमा सिर्जेको चित्र आज उजाड, देख्तै उदेक !

संगीत पो हो कि या कोलाहल, छुट्टिएन आबाज कुनै,
ठोक्किनु पर्ने तरंगहरु, झिल्लीमा अल्झि दिदा प्रत्येक !

आफै भित्रको पशु चराएर थाक्दै थाकिन म कहिल्यै,
अब घाँसको संगत गर्दैमा के नै फर्केला र बिबेक ?

न गर्मीले पोल्यो, न जाडोले छोयो, न भेउ ॠतुहरुको,
बदले अरु पात्रोका पन्नासंगै, स्तब्ध “शिरिष” बाहेक !

बष्टन
०७/०८/०५

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BYE BYE Stinking management!! TQM Welcome!

By Lava Kafle

November 12, 2006

Why do some people run away from it saying BOO.. while some do spend their lives for/to management?Why should we need Management? What does the it do? What are the Outcomes of this MGMT? Has it really helped? Who really does it help? What does the MGMT Want and what it does not want? What are the essential attributes of a good and a bad management? What happens when it fails? Is the World ever been under the Management(MGMT)? Is there anybody in the Universe who knows A-Z of management?

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US Dilemma: are Maoists still terrorists

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

November 10, 2006

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After the seven Party alliance government and the Maoists signed the historic deal Wednesday, almost all the friendly nations of Nepal including the EU members have welcomed it. The US also said it as a “good first step”. However, the latest developments in Nepal have created a great dilemma for the US. It has ever vociferously stood against the Maoists. It never wanted the Maoists came into the mainstream politics. However, after Wednesday’s deal it seems finding very little things to support its stance.

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PM alerts against reactionary forces, International community hail the deal (Update)

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

I have to admit, I am impressed. I hadn’t held high hopes for the summit talks to conclude in a positive note, let alone reach an agreement in the many contentious issues from arms management to the fate of monarchy. I also believed that talks for a temporary parliament would only provide with more hurdles making the whole process needlessly longer. I still think the intermediary parliament is a farce, but I was surprised that the parties settled even as dodgy an issue as the allocation of seats.

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Done!

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

November 08, 2006

After the historic understanding between the Maoists and the seven parties Tuesday night, Nepal has ushered into a new era of peace and prosperity

Finally, they did. Seven months of internal homework and diplomatic exercises, five rounds of summit talks three rounds of formal talks and dozens round of informal talks between the Maoist and the government talks teams and 21 hours of rigorous discussions during fifth round of Summit talks that began Tuesday have resulted into a historic agreement. The historic Summit talks between the Seven Party Alliance (SPA) and the Maoists have finally reached an understanding paving way for formal entry of the Maoists into the peaceful political mainstream. The six point understanding agreement has addressed all the major issues including fate of monarchy, arms management, interim constitution, interim legislature, interim government and electoral system for Constituent Assembly.

November 04, 2006

Bagmati is a sacred river to all the Hindu populace. It resides Pashupatinath, the holiest of all Shiva shrines, the ascetic God of Hindus, at its lap. It used to be the source of livelihood to people, fauna and flora living in the valley and down stream. It is still thought as a Holy place for Hindus to cremate, especially the Aryaghat. Thousands of people throng to Pashupatinath, with also the hope to take a dip into the river and take (drink) Jala (Sacred Water) from the river. When they see the pollution, many of them, I think abandon their thoughts. Yet, Bagmati water near Pashupatinath has been made cleaner.

(Pictures: Binaya Neupane)

My God!

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Changa Chait and then some

By Govinda Neupane

November 02, 2006

In Nepal, unemployment is increasing from every stratum. When the ceasefire came into effect, not only the Maoist and government armies have been staying away from fighting, perhaps, their political leadership has also got no meaningful job. Therefore, they have been busy staging political plays. It is strange that till today they have not been able to start any sorts of meaningful peace negotiations; rather they are spending time in teasing and testing each other. Perhaps, they were tired and thought to refresh a bit by organizing series of roundtables in a festive environment. These roundtables, at least, kept their workers, media persons, 'civil society' chieftains and several hundred onlookers busy. This became some sorts of political orchestra and the people participated in enthusiastically. Therefore, the negotiation exercises became no less than colorful Jatras (traditional public shows full of entertainment with a mix of singing, dancing and drumming).

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आकास पाताल - पर्वको अवधिमा देखिएका राष्ट्रिय विकृति

By Devendra Gautam

November 01, 2006

वहुसंख्यक नेपालीका महान् पर्वहरू दशैं, तिहार, म्हःपूजा, इद र छठ सकिए । द्वन्द्वमुक्त नभए पनि नेपालीले यी पर्व शान्तिपर्ूवक मनाउन पाए । यी पर्वको अवधिमा यो स्तम्भकार पनि ढुक्कैसँग बस्यो । तर पनि व्यवसायिक एवं सचेत नागरिकको हैसियतमा यस अवधिमा भएका महत्वपर्ूण्ा घटना प्रसङ्गबारे आँखा चिम्लिने वा मौन रहने कुरा आएन । अतः तिनै घटना-सर्न्दर्भबारे केही चर्चा गरौं ।

स्रोत: नयाँ करेंन्ट साप्ताहिक - Vol 24, Issue 23

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