2006: A year of political upheavals and hopes for Nepal

By Indra Dhoj Kshetri

A year that witnessed the largest political uprising and change ever in the history

2006 will be marked as a significant year in Nepal’s political history. This year, Nepal witnessed political upheavals and people’s profound unity for change. The year began with a gloom: King Gyanendra had declared Municipal polls for February eighth and almost all the mainstream political parties had already declared to boycott those polls. That created a situation of close confrontation between the Royal regime and political parties. King Gyanendra stuck to his stance on holding municipal polls, regardless of whatsoever participation of parties and people. And the seven parties agitating against King Gyanendra’s autocratic rule, decided to move head on against him; to boycott the polls at any cost and make them unsuccessful.

The decade long conflict ends after Prime Minister Koirala and Maoist Supremo sign the peace accord.

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Nepal cautiously criticizes Saddam’s Execution

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

Saddam Hussein’s execution provokes anti Americanism in Nepal.

Nepal government has cautiously criticized Saddam Hussein’s death whereas; the incident has been widely protested across the country. Nepal’s Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala, unlike before, was quick to protest Saddam Hussein’s execution. PM Koirala told the reporters on Saturday afternoon that Nepal government is always against any form of capital punishment.

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Saddam Hussein’s execution: How fair?

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

Former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has been hanged to death early Saturday morning. He was tried for the charges against humanities during his reign. He was convicted by an Iraqi court on November 5 of crimes against humanity in connection with the killings of 148 people in the town of Dujail. The decision was upheld by the Appellate court on Wednesday that paved way for his execution. (Visit BBC News or CNN for more news on Hussein’s Execution)

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Evil prevails

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

"You know who's gonna inherit the earth? Arms dealers- because everyone else is too busy fighting with each other."

The movie Lord of War is lucky enough to have managed its way into the hallowed list of my top ten favorite movies of all time. It is truly one of the best movies I have seen in a long, long time. The movie chronicles the life of Yuri Orlov, an international arms dealer (portrayed by Nicolas Cage). The character of Orlov is written extremely beautifully and can be described best with the word SOULLESS.

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Why our country is poor? Some thoughts:

By Amar Adhikari

This Website contain plethora of ideas with regard to developing our country. These ideas primarily revolve around exploiting “Infrastructure”?, “Education”? and “technology”?.

Undoubtedly, in sharp contrast to poor countries, the rich countries have abundant of universities, roads, bridges, electricity, hospitals etc. So, the solution to the poverty, at least at a very high level, is very intuitive: invest as much as possible in infrastructure, education and technology .As a result of this thinking, millions of dollars have been poured into not only in our country but also in other developing countries, in the form of donation, loan and charity, to enrich education and infrastructure.

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Parents

By Akriti Panthi

Smiles on their face when you were born
When you die they will mourn
No matter what you do they will always love you
All the way through

When you’re sad they’re first people that know
Whether you stopped by to say hello
Every move you make they know
It’s like you’re the show

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Doctors on strike; how rational is it?

By Indra Dhoj Kshetri

The repeated attacks on medical professionals and their responsive strikes have been something that has jeopardized people’s right to live and/or health care in Nepal. Reports show a record of an incident of attacks on medical professionals each month in average in the last eight months after the success of April movement. An attempt is made to begin discussion how rational the doctor's strike are.

Series of Medical professional’s strikes in Nepal
Dec 24:
Action: The relatives of an eight month child who died while undergoing treatment at Kanti Children’s hospital manhandle three doctors and medical staffs.

Reaction: Nepal Medical Association calls three day nation wide strike: All services excluding Emergency come to a halt. Owing to lack of treatment, a person dies in Kathmandu. Such incidents in other parts of the country not recorded.

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Godavari to Lakuribhnjyang to Gundu

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Participants : SiddhiS, ShashiA, SurendraA, RajendraS, DikeshJ, RejanK, AbisheshJ, LavaK, BasuD, ShishirA, VishnuK, BikramS, ShaileeG, TejasweeS, ManishaS, LalS, ShameshJ, DipinS, AnjanaS, KeshavB, ShalunP, MilanL, NishchalS, and PrabinS,
Route : Godavari to Lakuribhanjyang to undu
Time : 6 hours
Distance : 17 km (Appx)
Date : Sunday, Dec 24, 2006
Report : ShameshJ, ShalinP and ManishaS (Rookies)
Photos : NischalK
Captions : BinayN, VishnuK
Creative Support: BinayN

Mt. Dhaulagiri

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Nepalgunj returns to normalcy after communal clashes

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

Western city and one of the main business hubs Nepalgunj, has returned to normalcy in the fourth day of communal clashes. With improvements in the situation, the district Administration Office (DAO) Banke has lifted the curfew order this morning. The DAO had imposed curfew orders since Tuesday morning after reportedly communal clashes between the hill immigrants and Terai residents.

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Resolutions in New Year? Oh not again! But wait…!

By Siris Bajracharya

I heard someone shouting, “Hey Kundan, isn’t this the same resolution that you had thought during previous New Year?” Huh! Is Kundan himself reading this statement? You may be finding some part of him in yourself as he had believed and had put a resolution that he would bring some change in his behavior last year.

Times of year, many of people are contemplating changes they will make in their behavior for the New Year. Many of us resolve to change some behavior that we believe will benefit us. The most common resolutions tend to be about losing weight, stopping smoking, cutting back on alcohol, being nicer, etc. Of course what is interesting about the tradition of making New Years Resolutions is the traditional expectation that we will quickly break those same resolutions in no time! Hmm… seems like you have done it many times. Yes, so had I! But not any more...

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Embryonic Stem Cells yes or no?

By Akriti Panthi

Embryonic Stem Cells
Background information:
A stem cell is a type of cell that can change into different cells throughout the body. There are two types of stem stems: adult stem cells and embryonic stem cells. Adult stem cells are more commonly used because they are found easily throughout the body.

Is the use of embryonic stem cells worth the thought of killing a life? Could we be able to sacrifice one life to save someone else? Embryonic stem cells are cells that can be found in an early embryo. During the pregnancy the most amounts of these cells are found 4-5 days after the fertilization in a stage of pregnancy called a blastocyst. At that time there are around 50-150 stem cells helping the baby develop.

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Holocaust Denial and the Issue of Free Speech

By Amit Pyakurel

Iran recently organized a conference on denial of the Holocaust, inviting steadfast condemnation from the West. Many perceive Tehran's conference as hiding the gruesome "truth" about the Holocaust, the ghastly massacre of Jews by Nazi Germany and its allies prior to and during World War II. The massacre took place under the unjustifiable claim that the Jews were an "inferior" and "impure" race unworthy to coexist with the Aryans(Germans).

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Bad Day?

By Akriti Panthi

Have you had a bad day?
A day that you always pray
You pray to stay out of the grey
The grey fog that won’t go away

It’s like you’re trapped in a box
A box with many locks
Locks which are hard as blocks
These blocks are as sharp as a fox

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Who are winners?

By Rudra Pandey

I was watching the movie “Little Miss Sunshine” in flight from London to Boston. Movie was OK. But, I loved the definition of winners in the movie. The character of grandfather in the movie defines winners like this “those who are not afraid of losing and who try different things are true winners – it does not matter what the end result may be”. Very true – many people in the world do not want to try new or challenging things because they are afraid of losing or getting embarrassed. When one does not try or does not even participate, winning is not going to be for the person. After I heard the tag line, I turned the movie off because I did not need to watch the rest of the movie. Thousands of questions started to hit me. I felt like I got mantra for my own life. Why did I felt so? The definition of winners was not new to me? Why was the definition coming from the old character in the movie making me feel so much restless? Why was the definition challenging me even when I was accepting it whole heartedly? I had no clue of what was going on in mind.

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Observing Christmas in Secular Nepal and me

By Indra Dhoj Kshetri

Till May 18, 2006, Nepal was constitutionally ‘a Hindu Kingdom’. Many people interpreted the notion as Hindu Kingdom because more than eighty percent population followed Hinduism. So why Hindus enjoyed certain more privileges then the other religious people. For example, many Hindu festivals were declared national Holidays, including Dashain on which national holidays are declared for nearly half a month. (Nowadays, the period is reduced to ten days.) However, in recent years, when non-Hindu communities including indigenous protested, the notion was defined as a Hindu Kingdom because only a Hindu and an Aryan could become King.

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Should schools start later in the day?

By Akriti Panthi

“Without enough sleep, we all become tall two-year-olds,” said Jojo Jensen but not is it tall two-year olds or aging teenagers?
Should high schools start later in the day just to give teens a longer time to sleep? Many studies have been done saying that teens don’t ever get enough sleep and many car accidents occur of sleep deprivation. Teens feel more alert at a later time and using that most schools could get a better grade at school instead of trying to get some sleep in the class. If schools started later when a teen would be able to have their life; once they get home its homework, work, etc. Yes, high schools should start at a later time to let teens catch up on their sleep to get better grades, to stay out of sleep deprivation, and to keep them healthy.

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Citizen Journalism challenging Mainstream in Nepal

By Indra Dhoj Kshetri

Everest Uncensored can lead the movement

Citizen Journalism is booming genre of the 21st Century Journalism. It seeks the active participation of citizens on collection, reporting, analysis and dissemination of news. Hence, it is also called participatory journalism. With the rapid growth of information technology the number of internet users has boomed, so has the number of internet based news media i.e. online.

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Music of Nepal: Dying???

By Ankur Panthi

With the recent breakthrough in communication, people are able to communicate with each other’s despite their location. This communications leads people to exchange of idea amongst people. One of these exchanges of idea is music. By being able to communicate, it influences people on what kind of genre of music should they listen to.
This has led people to blend culture and idea together and first by product of this is music. I, for one, am unsure of result and contemplate on whether to embrace the product or reject it.

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Christmas: Inside Story>>BirthDays are not Significant?

By Lava Kafle

Why we celebrate birthdays? Record them for historical purposes and celebrate BirthDays say Christmas. We celebrate the day in the cold season of the year hoping to get look at that star that appeared at the time of HIS birth. Why people do not know when Goddesses were born or Mary was born? What is birth? Why you were born?

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Love

By Akriti Panthi

A word that many people desire and yet so many walk away from it, one of the strongest words in the world that is abused over and over again. Do we even know what this word that many lust for means? So many definitions for this word but we all have our own way of explaining this word, but can we clearly define this word? We all feel love about something, someone, etc., but how can we tell if it’s love or not? The way we feel the way we would that describes this word is different, no one can love something the same as someone else.
As I walk through my day I hear myself at least once saying “I love you” or “I love that” but when I think about it I might not. I enjoy using that one word; do you? It makes me feel good to compliment something or someone. To give them a little bit of emotion and love. But as I way away I begin to think do I really mean it? Do I really love that person or thing very much that I would help them almost anyway possible? After actually thinking about it I got somewhere. I released that there are many different kinds of ways to love something or someone; so it works with all of those definitions.
What do you think of the word: love?

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The gang war scene from Anchorman

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

How many of you have seen the movie Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy? Particularly, how many of you remember the "gang war" scene? I've seen the movie quite a few times and I find that scene so GOOD that I had to pay homage to it through a blog entry. It is the definition of HILARIOUS. It is an example of what makes the frat pack (Ben Stiller, Will Ferrell, Owen Wilson, Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn) movies so great. These guys are the geniuses of our times. Stand up and take notice, people.

As I was watching this movie, I realized something: I'm pretty easy to get along with. Here's the gist of it all: if you have seen and liked the following three movies, we can be friends forever!!
- Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
- Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
- Caligula

How cool is that!!

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नारीकै पक्षमा डम्फु - डा. कृष्णबहादुर रानामगर

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पाठक मञ्चमा साँखुकी लुमन्ती श्रेष्ठले लेख्नुभएको 'लौ सुनौं कारुणिक आवाज' -२७ मंसिर) शीर्षक लेख पढ्दा म कलम समाउन बाध्य भएँ ।

'जग्गा बेचेर खान नपुगेपछि मेरो कपडासमेत बेच्न बाँकी राखेनन्' भनेर उहाँले तारा आचार्यको ब्यथा लेख्नुभएको रहेछ । तर गुल्मीकी ५७ वषर्ीया खिमकुमारीले अत्यधिक मादक पदार्थ सेवन गरी काठको आग्लोले हानेर श्रीमान् मानबहादुर सिंजालीलाई खुत्रुक्कै पारेको तथ्य लेख्न किन बिर्सनुभएको ? रक्सी, गाँजा सेवन गर्ने पतिलाई 'बौलाहा दानवीय चरित्र' को संज्ञा दिने लेखिकासँग मेरो प्रश्न छ- 'मादक पदार्थ सेवन गरेर आफ्नो पतिलाई सीधै यमराजकहाँ पठाइदिने पत्नीलाई के संज्ञा दिनुपर्ला ?' घरपरिवारमा हिंसा र आतंक मच्चाउन श्रीमतीहरू श्रीमान्भन्दा कम छैनन् ।

आफ्नै अफिसमा हराएको सामान खोज्दै जाँदा गंगारामको टेबुलमा पुगेँ । खेस्रा कागजमा लेखिएको रहेछ-
'भारतीय सारी किन्दिऊँ भने मुखै बाङ्गो ।
हङकङ बैंककको किन्दिऊँ भने आफैं नाङ्गो ।।'

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Honesty in management

By Shreeya Shakya

The other day in the party I had sat down with our company president to have a little chit chat and during the course of our conversation, I had asked him, ‘Say Kevin.. Throughout your presentation, we heard a lot about clients, growth strategies and growth of the company, have you thought anything about employee benefit schemes in particular? ’ To my question, he had plainly answered, ‘No, I haven’t..’. My instant reaction was ‘Ohh!! I am a little disappointed..’. However in retrospect, lesser disappointed and more impressed was I by the man’s honesty. He very well could have spun a yarn, put forth an assortment of ‘company has ‘this’s and ‘that’s for you.’ But the fact that he was down right honest and told what was there, the truth, was what left me with an impression. With prophecies and dos and donts of management pouring out in galore virtually everywhere, as for me, one major aspect of managers and those being managed (whether they like it or not..) is ‘honesty’.

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MARRIED TO THE MUSIC

By Rajendra Keshari Pandey

Freedom has no barriers; it will not be and cannot be directed by anyone. It is in each and every individual and will always exist within them. A person is born free and when that life ends, they are again free from all bondage. There was a person in Kathmandu society, for whom even over a hundred years of complex, conservative and orthodox tradition could not restrain his instinct for self-liberation. Born, bred and trained in a so called aristocratic Brahmin family of that time, this gentleman stood aloof, far from the crowd, different and alone in his society. He followed his heart, not his head and we all know that to go against the traditional way at that time, was a Herculean task. But for a person like this, it was simply following his instincts for freedom of expression; he was a rebel out on his own, born free and ready to take on any challenge.

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Nepal government goes heavy on defaulters

By Indra Dhoj Kshetri

Passports of the defaulters to be seized and barred from transferring ownership or selling their fixed asset.

In an attempt to recover more than 32 billion rupees defaulted bank loan, the government has decided to seize the passports of all blacklisted willful defaulters. The government has also decided to bar them from transferring ownership of or selling their fixed assets.

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A tale of Devnarayan Mahato

By Indra Dhoj Kshetri

A youth from indigenous community but savior of many

Devnarayan Mahato, 29, lives with his small family at the bank of Riu River in Madi of Chitwan. Riu River separates Madi from Chitwan National Park and has become the cause of death and worries to more than 50 thousand people of Madi. And Mahato is the savior.

Mahato on his cart. The bridge at the background is under construction since last three years but seems it will never complete.

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FORMULA 2 CHAMPIONSHIP 2006

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Participants           : RudraP, VishnuK, RejanK, KeshavB, NishchalS, AbhishekS, PramodR
Route                      : Sundarijal to Chisapani to Sundarijal
Time                       : 6.5 hours
Distance                 : 38 km (Appx)
Date                       : Sunday, Dec 17, 2006
Report/Illus.           : PramodR, VishnuK
Photos                   : NischalK
Captions                : BinayN, VishnuK
Creative Support  : BinayN

Circuit              : Sundarijal - Chisapani –Sundarijal
Length              : 38 km
Pit Stops          : Shivapuri Height, Chisapani, Karma Hotel

Contestants:

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That One Road

By Akriti Panthi

That One Road

You have one life to live
That one chance to survive
To accomplish your goals
How do you wanna roll?

To spend it in joy, work, or love?
Or all the above
That one road you may want to take
Hope your desire isn’t fake

For if you do follow that road
Pray that your road won’t explode
It could change more then you can dream
It’s a horrible scheme, everyone wants to be supreme

Our ambitions take action
And all we desire is that satisfaction
We forgot if we could be hurting someone, or something
After it’s too late, the guilt begins to ring

No matter how deep the wound goes
It’ll always be deep inside our clothes
Filling out hearts with tears and coil
Until our hearts begin to spoil

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An illness called humanity

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

I suffer from an illness known as humanity
I am disposed to all its weaknesses and none of its strengths
I reach out in search of what is not
I desecrate all that is sacred within my reach

Two candles that clash glow inside me
I have an inborn belief in what can never be
Until I depart I shall always be in misery
I suffer from an illness known as humanity

I intend to befriend but end up shunning
I intend to love but end up loathing
I wallow in darkness although light I foresee
I suffer from an illness called humanity

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CRITICAL THINKING

By Upendra Pradhan

On a cold day at home I was browsing through the information HUB - the internet. I came across a phrase called "critical thinking" then I was thinking of our educational system and way we do your work and way we think about them. Just three four days back Rudra on his usual tour to different departments was asking us what direction should be given to students at NEC? At the moment, the things told to him was usual problems that we commonly talk about on our educational system like our educational system cannot keep pace with the market, no live projects practice etc etc. On reading about critical thinking I felt that one of the ground realities is that we normally do not practice critical thinking as students. You may be wondering what this Critical thinking is. There are many definitions of Critical thinking found on the Net.

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Working on Instincts - Is it realistic?

By Upendra Pradhan

People have tendency work on instincts. While making decisions this may lead to perception biases. This would not be good practice. The person would make decisions in a way that fits one's concept, viewpoints, attitudes, emotion. This would be illusion and escape from reality.

For instance,
See a person!!! You would have certain perception on the person with respect to their clothing, surrounding and people or things around him. If he/she were to be in a different situation you would have perceived the person differently. Once you get to know the person, talk to the person then socialize with the person your perception towards the person mostly differs from your first acquaintance and you are much for clear about person.

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Maoists strike in the valley : Some Glimpses

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

Protesting the government decision to appoint ambassadors in more than a dozen countries and office bearers at the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), the Maoists have called strike in the capital from 10 am to 4 pm in the capital Tuesday.

Maoists protest in front of the Narayanhiti Royal palace. The armed Police squad and Mahendra statue in the foreground are of greater significance.

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The Bait

By Bishwa Shrestha

An old man has just arrived the town
feeling lost, feeling down
he stops for a while, rests on the ground
and sings of the pain that he has found

lines of age carves his face
the tired mind has lost its grace
worn out by time, eroded by fate
he awaits patiently for his final bait

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Registration of refugees, Will it solve the deadlock?

By Kazi Gautam

Registration of refugees Will it solve the deadlock? Much anticipated re-registration of the Bhutanese refugees has eventually begun on November 15th bringing in it a ray of hope among the refugees waiting to see the permanent solution to the crisis. To my mind this can be viewed as having two objectives: to record the precise statistical data of the refugees and to find the actual data of those willing to opt for any one of the three options. However, the latter motive is not stated directly. Here I feel it necessary to stance on the process on hand. This is the only census and the registration conducted after 1990. So this move of the Nepal government and the UNHCR certainly wins plaudits. Nevertheless, how far it would be practical is a question in hand. Over forty thousand genuine Bhutanese have been sheltering in some parts of India and they are not registered in the refugee camps.

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गजल

By Mabi Singh

नयाँ ऋतुमा फेरि फुल्यो पूरानो गुलाफ
बेयाम रहेँ म रेशममा रङ्गेको गुलाफ !

खस्ने डरले समतल खोजेर हिडियो,
ठाडो भीरमाथि फुल्दिए रातो गुलाफ !

मलाई पनि नरम हुन करै लाग्यो
पत्थर फुटाली फुल्यो कमलो गुलाफ !

पत्र-पत्र होइन सुखका तह-तह भन्थे
धुजा देख्यो दोषी दृष्टिले सिङ्गो गुलाफ !

तिम्रो इच्छा अघि तकर्हरु केही न केही
कालो नीलो हुन बाध्य सेतो मेरो गुलाफ !

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Dead man's Voice

By Nishchal Shrestha

I used to be a dead man. Person needed to change hospital once every month. The reason was high chest pain and in result high blood pressure and respiratory problem. No one will hope a good life to a person who has this difficulty in life. So, I used to be called as a dead man. Who had no hope that would live any longer. This was already accepted by whole family who were already tired changing hospitals. I still have a pile of x-rays and a bundle of doctor’s prescriptions. Since I am only there son, my family tried every option even showing me to the Mata ji and other stuffs. But problem was increasing.

I had to be admitted at Heart Hospital (Shahid Gangalal) due to high heart pain and was unable to inhale. From some pain killer and some gastric medicine they sent me back to home. I was already taking medicine to control my high blood pressure which was prescribed by top doctor of Teaching Hospital after 24 hour pressure reading and other research. It was informed not to forget taking this medicine for one year, to control by fast heart beat and high pain.

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गजल

By Mabi Singh

फेरेको लुगा सच्चा कांचुली निस्कियो !
शत्रु त, मार्नै खोज्ने न्याउली निस्कियो !

दरबारमा ‍आज निर्मम् सुनसान,
नँया घर-बास खोज्न मूली निस्कियो !

हुनु भयो गाईजात्रा अलंकारको
ट्यूनीकबाट दुबै बाहुली निस्कियो !

कर्म काण्डको कारण कठै कहिन,
पगरिको टुप्पाबाट शुली निस्कियो !

हाँक धाक रवाफ सुन्दा सिंहै भनें
घाईते स्याल भन्दा मामुली निस्कियो !

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Die bhangeri die!

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

I see right through your evil eyes
I have been a scapegoat I realize
You cold hypocrite, you spineless reptile
Purge me of your trash, die bhangeri die!

My existence was an ignorantly blissful night
Before it fell prey to your apparently warm light
Now I know I dwell under dark clouds and black sky
All because of you, die bhangeri die!

Bitterness was the crutch I used to survive
You seemed to take it away and make me feel alive
But now it's clear what was really on your mind
You make me sick, harlot, die bhangeri die!

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Rush Hour Kathmandu: Jammed

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

Rush at Ratna Park
Three days ago, the Kathmandu Post carried an article on the traffic problems in the capital city of the country. It pointed out to the government apathy towards increasing the road network in the city. (See: Apathy feeds road congestion, The Kathmandu Post December 9)

The statistics mentioned in the article presented a scenario how much the government has failed to address the problems of the general public. Following the article, the Everest Uncensored tried to see rush hour traffic at some major road segments in the valley. And the findings were disgusting, of which some are mentioned here.

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The CTO in NEC

By Nilesh Shrestha

It was 1974AD, the Nepali rock band playing live in the field of Nepal Engineering College, which lies in Changunarayan, Bhaktapur, an hour drive from the down town. I traveled down there by a Jeep, surprising to me that I didn’t realize the surrounding natural panoramic beauty of NEC at that time, may be cause of the crowd gathered for the rock show and the sweet music centric atmosphere.

Topics

This time, it was different. Raj and I were traveling there with our CTO to address a group of students and teachers. I vaguely knew about the discussion topic, but I could easily guess that this could be one of those brand promoting speeches and interaction with students, which we do as a part of our on-campus recruitment event. Needless to introduce Rudra here, Dr. Rudra Raj Pandey, the Chief Technical Officer of D2Hakweye Inc. Boston briefly discussed with us on areas those can be put together to form “Soft Skills” a shape.

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Do we need a manager?

By Saurav Thakur

After reading a lot of concepts and views in management and management theories I get rather confused what to manage and whom to manage. Probably being a programmer it is not so easy to understand the things right away as written and as different people have different thoughts. Most of the time for a programmers it becomes difficult to mange couple of lines of codes, so how can one imagine of managing 100 and even sometimes 10,000 of people.

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Tarkeshor- Dhabaleshor- Jhor hiking

By Administrator

The hiking generally becomes a tougher route when Rudra accompanies the team. This week, so why, the D2 team chose a challenging excursion on the Tarkeshor to Dhabaleshor route from Panchmane. It was a pleasant day as the sun was generously shining in the cold winter day.

Water Twin Peaks !!!

Participant: Rudra, Surendra, Keshav, Lava, Nilesh, Upendra, NishchalS, Asim, Bikram, SanjeevG, Kumar and Vishnu

Route: Panchmane to Tarkeshwor to Dhabaleshwor to Jhor
Time: 6 hours
Distance: 22 kms (Appx)
Date: Sudnday, Dec 10, 2006
Report: Vishnu Photos: NishchalS Captions: Vishnu Creative Support: BinayaN

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I am sick of Morgan Freeman

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

Morgan Freeman is a great actor, and his greatness lies in the ease with which he can blend in with the surroundings in the movie. You never think "that's Morgan Freeman". That being said, I am sick of Morgan Freeman. Watching movies is an integral part of my lifestyle: not as a social event, but as a true movie lover. I watch movies to "watch the movie" and not to kill time. The movies I watch cover a long span of time. I have watched countless movies to date; and Freeman must have been in nearly half of these. He seems to be everywhere - in space AND in time! He has managed to invade every movie genre. I dare people to turn their television on, switch to a movie, and tell me that Freeman does not star in at least one of the movies that are playing.

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Are you selfish?

By Rudra Pandey

Try asking this to anyone or for that matter your own self and you know the answer always is “No.”, almost. You might even offend people if you ask this question directly but people always seem to find some kind of pleasure when it comes to passing on the comment all the time like “He/she is selfish. I do not want to hear his/her name. Bla, bla, bla…” Sometime people say this anecdotally and sometime they say with heart-breaking facts that make us real sad and angry. However the facts are always relative, just like they say, ‘ever since Einstein discovered the theory of relativity everything is so relative’. “Selfish” is a relative term and to some extent everyone in the world is selfish. Some go beyond the limit to promote self-interest at the cost of others and some do it just to protect one’s interest without hurting/exploiting others. The later remains very common and former is not too common. However it’s the hurting kinds that make the world disgusting place. What kind of selfishness can we accept and what we can’t? There is not defined boarder line. Acceptable level of selfishness changes by culture and places. But, there are selfish people in and every part of the world. For example, in America, if you ask for a car ride and thank the person at the end of the ride, you paid it back. The person who gave you car ride will not expect anything more from you. The story ends right there. In Nepal, if you ask for a car ride, whoever gives you the ride thinks that he/she did a big favor to you and next time you forget to mention about that, the fellow will cast you as selfish (I am sure there are many Nepalese exceptions to this.)

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In favor of war: on behalf of Bhutanese Refugees

By Rup Narayan Timsina

Yes, I am one of the poor Bhutanese who were kicked out from the country. I have an aim to help those who are in trouble like me. I also hope that those my brothers who are leading the Bhutanese Refugees’ movement since many years back will one day reach in the summit of their success and on the side of it I too will be supporting them. So dear brothers; it is positive to think of that we have to continue our march towards the destination. I have heard that there are our friends who are ready to fight against the guns and weapons. Yes I too support them. No man will be in the summit without any vandalism. Hope that one day we will definitely win. THANKS TO ONE AND ALL.

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Bhutan Absconding from Repatriation

By TP Mishra

The Bhutanese refugee impasse is progressively stepping towards complication. Gradually, it is attracting individual refugee and well-wishers into hot debate. This decade-and-half years of pending issue has been one of the biggest burdens for South Asia. Even the world community is unreceptive to the dilemma. The long stay in the unimproved camps under the plastic canopy with hesitant future has multiplied aggravations and dejections within individual refugee.

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Vagina Monologues in Kathmandu

By Dovan Rai

“I say vagina because I want people to respond," says playwright Eve Ensler, creator of the hilarious, disturbing soliloquies in The Vagina Monologues. And respond they do--with horror, anger, censure, and sparks of wonder and pleasure.*

The Vagina Monologues is an Obie Award-winning episodic play based on interviews with over 200 women about their real memories and experiences ...

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Work Smart vs. Work Hard

By Rudra Pandey

People who can’t sweat usually have excuses of working smart instead of working hard. Output and time spent are usually directly proportional because in most of the work places people spend only 20% of their brain except for some intense issues. People who know how to sweat and work hard can address intense and complex issues utilizing 100% of their brain when required. I usually tell my daughter that one who has not passed stress test cannot handle complex issues no matter how smart the person may be. In other words, no matter how smart one works, working hard is essential to pass over the hump. I have not seen anyone reach the peak without sweating – hiking, a case in point. Smart ones always see more challenges and opportunities and never stop working. Smart people are ambitious too. Lack of ambition and determination makes us look for excuses for our non-performances and we fail to appreciate successful people who sweat to clear clogs from their brain.

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LEARNING FROM JYAPUS

By Rajendra Keshari Pandey

I do not know why I love this Newari Language so much. Somewhere, somehow deep inside me, maybe there exists a Newar. Fortunately or unfortunately, I do not belong to a Newari community, caste, creed or clan. But, I know I have never had any problems with the Newari community, its culture and their way of life. In truth, I believe that this is one of the most beautiful races in our country. Their art, craft, culture, tradition and enterprise skills are their main virtues. They are gifted people in their chosen fields and I would rate them as First Class citizens. However, there is an even better class than this, “The Jyapu”. They are the agricultural specialists of this community and we are forgetting the fact that they were once the best organic vegetable producers of Kathmandu Valley. There is now a trend towards organic vegetables in the western world and if you care to verify this, please go to some of the organic markets held in the valley. Most of the customers are Khaires not locals. Let us not forget then, who is teaching our farmers how to sprinkle chemical fertilizers and so spoil their fields in a few years time? Those same people opt for organic vegetables for their own tables! This is a paradox.

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Destination Kagati Bari (Lemon Field)

By Administrator

Vishnu asked me to narrate the hiking trip we had on Sunday, December 03rd but I am not the most creative writer in the world, even during my college life I used to avoid writing classes as much as possible and used to take Technical courses.

Any way, after spending many years of convenient life-style in one of the most developed country in the world, the USA, where I had been living/studying/working for almost fifteen years. Now, I am back to my own homeland, my sweet motherland where I had taken my first step and spoken my first word.

This is not a painting.

Participants:
1. Rudra, 2.Surendra, 3. BhaskarB, 4.Keshav, 5. Prajwalan, 6. Basu, 7. Nishchal S, 8. Asim, 9. Bikram, 10. SanjeevG 11. Bishwa, 12. Ritesh S, 13. Thakur G, 14. Subin, 15. Shree, 16. Raj Malhotra, 17. Vishnu
Route: Dadagaun to Kagatibari
Date: Sunday, Dec 03, 2006
Distance: 16 KM in 4 1/2 Hours
Reports: Shree Bista
Caption: Vishnu Kshettri
Creative/Technical Support: Binaya Neupane

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Mental soundtrack

By heretic (Aashish Dutta Koirala)

What I call the mental soundtrack is something everyone has. Nobody in the world, no matter what they claim, can still their mind. There will always be some thought, deep or trivial, that occupies the mind. When there isn't, the mental soundtrack comes into play. It will be a song that keeps repeating itself over and over again for some time. Then, the song changes and you're stuck with the new one for some more.

Now, as a guy that passionately listens to true classic rock and metal of the seventies and eighties, I consider my musical taste to be of quite high a calibre. But is that what makes up my mental soundtrack? Sadly not.

Most of the time, my mental soundtrack will be a really really stupid song I picked up on TV or some place else, or even worse: a really, really bad advertisement jingle. I once got stuck with this really bad jingle for two straight months! It is painful.

I wonder if other people have experienced this. In any case, it is a vile thing and one more reason in favour of the apocalypse.

The world must end. NOW!

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Good news for bloggers:

By Nishchal Shrestha

Good news for bloggers: California Supreme Court says you can only sue the original source for defamation, not anyone who picked it up.
Source: New York Times

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Memories of Days Past - III

By Rudra Pandey

First four years of my Kathmandu stay was in my aunt’s (Phupu’s) house in Dilli Bazar. During the final days of grade five, my aunt’s husband passed away and it was difficult time for all of us. As per brahmin tradition we were not supposed to see her until after a year of her husband’s death. I hated the practice for two reasons. First, I did not know where to stay during the sixth grade. Second, I wanted to be with my aunt when she was really alone and she needed us the most. Anyway, nothing I could do against the several generations long practice.

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Getting ready for dark and shivering cold!

By EverestUncensored Correspondent

Very soon Kathmandu’s temperature will go below the freezing point and people here will be shivering with cold in the dark nights owing to power cuts

Nepal is second richest country in the whole globe in terms of hydro resources. It has a huge theoretical potential for hydropower, estimated to be in the region of 83 000 MW and the economically feasible potential is assessed at 42 000 MW. However, it has only produced 600 MW. Owing to the lack of financial resources, most of the people are forced to live under darkness in Nepal. Less than 3% of Nepal's rural population has access to electricity whereas the total population having access to electricity amounts nearly to 20%.

(Continue to find the load shedding schedule for the valley.)

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I like… (Excerpt from my diary)

By Amit

"I would like to do things on my own. I like to relax. I cannot control the tough emotions. I like to live life naturally. I want to live an ordinary life. I do not wish to be the millionaire and live the bustling life. I like to live the serene life. I would love to live like an ordinary person with no fear of anything. Just live as the life goes. What's the point in working 14 hours a day? What's the point worrying too much about the future? What's the point going abroad and keep traveling? What's the point achieving a doctorate degree?

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Definition of freedom

By Ankur Panthi

Lately in the media, I have heard the word freedom countless time. Nevertheless, what does this word mean to us people? People loosely use this word with out understanding the actual meaning of the word. Is it perhaps that people do not know what freedom means? Furthermore, I believe the media and press is miss using the word freedom. Freedom is rather important gift that we as human beings conceal in us but everyday the word freedom is loosely tossed around with no meaning at all.

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Snow

By Akriti Panthi

“Ahhh it’s snowing” I shout
School’s out without a doubt
As I scream and shout
I race to the door to get out

The smiles, the grins, the joy
As I rush out to enjoy
That one flake of snow
O how I want to go

Outside in that blanket of white
Those flakes are always so bright
Right when I wake up I jump to my window
And peak out hoping to shout hoooowow

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Still long way to go …

By Binaya Neupane

I was watching a Nepali television channel which on Sunday highlighted the opinions of government negotiator Pradip Gyawali that the Interim constitution will be ready within a few days. This news obliged me to think a little. If I were not wrong, I heard that the interim constitution should have been circulated by November 26th as per the November 8th agreement, and it was December 3rd.

The news added in there that the member of government’s talks team has said the timeline could not be met owing to prolonged discussion over arms management agreement and delay in sending Maoist combatants to cantonments. Minister Gyawali further added since there are no major differences, he expected to finalize the interim constitution soon. At the same time I murmured myself- 'let's hope so… after all this is Nepal. We don’t have other options than strictly following the principle 'wait and see'. The deadline has crossed just a week and let's hope it won’t cross a month or year.

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Every one is in search of Opportunity…

By Binaya Neupane

DV,PR, WORK PERMIT, if you think from one dimension, is one of the easy and luckiest ways to get the visa of the United States, Australia/Canada and UK and so on and from another the precious time and opportunity to earn money. Both ways it creates the opportunity, for Nepalese, so what is harm in it?

As per the best of my understanding of Nepalese life and society, almost every Nepali dreams for USA and Europe rather than Asia, why? Is that the country they are dreaming have more opportunity?

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THE MOST EXCELLENT: Godavari to Lamachaur to Lele hiking

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For this week, the Everest Uncensored team chose to explore around Lamachour via Godavari. The number of the hikers had increased to 19 including 2 ladies. The team disembarked at Godavari and had heavy breakfast in preparation for the tough climb ahead. Then the thrills through narrow trails in the woods began. They huffed and puffed up a hill with tales of tigers and geishas.

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कहु वस्ताद, ठीकै बोलै छी न – 3

By गुणराज काफ्ले ‘शाण

सबके दिमाग 'डलर' ने ग्रस्त करलेलेछी -

हेलो विवेकजी ! के छ हालचाल - साच्ची तपाईको छोरा पढ्न जाँदैछन् रे हैन - मेरो छोराले हैरान पारिरहेको छ । कैले कता जाने ट्याक्कै भिसा पाइन्छ रे भन्छ कैले कता ! ए बाबा, यहीं पढ् न, विदेशबाट त यहाँ पढ्न आउँछन् भने तँ अन्यत्र जाने कुरा नगर भनेको, मान्दै मान्दैन । यहाँ आफ्नो आन्द्रा भुँडीको लेखाजोखा घर, जगा, बैंक ब्यालेन्स, आम्दानी, तेस्को श्रोत, मोटर, ट्रक आदि इत्यादि र अनि त्यो अनुसार कर तिरेको छ छैन - आदित्यादि सम्पूर्ण खुलासा गराउँदा पनि यहीं डल्लिएर बस्नु परेकोले कैयौंको हाल बेहाल भैरहेछ । लौ भिसा पाइन्छ भनेर दौडधुप, जेथा जमानी, कर बुझाउने सम्पत्ति र आयश्रोत नभए पनि एताउताबाट तानतुन पारेर कर बुझाएर लागिपर्दा पनि हिस्स पर्नुपरेको छ भन्ने सुन्नुपरिरहेछ । आफ्नो आम्दानीले पुग्ने यहीं जे जुन विषय पढेर आफ्नो खुबी देखा'न, अनि तेस्ता खुबी भएकालाई स्वतः आफ्नो देशमा गएर केही त सिकाइदिनुस् भनेर तिनै भिसा नदिने विदेशी नै घरैमा लम्पसार पर्न आउँछन् भन्छु तर यी अचेलका केटा भने तेसै पनि विज्ञापन हेरेकै भरमा दौडिरहेछन् ! म त दिक्क भैसकें । ऐलेसम्म भीसा निम्ति सयौं दर्खास्त र फाराम भरेर कैले कुन दूतावास कैले कुन दूतावासमा बुझाइसकियो भन्या ।

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शान्ति सम्झौता-हाम्रो चमत्कार

By Devendra Gautam

सात राजनीतिक दल र नेकपा माओवादीबीच विगतमा भएका सहमति, समझदारीहरूका आधरमा मंसिर ५ गते सरकार र माओवादीबीच ऐतिहासिक विस्तृत शान्ति सम्झौता सम्पन्न भयो । राजधानीस्थित वीरेन्द्र अन्तर्रर्ााट्रय सम्मेलन केन्द्रमा आयोजित विशिष्ट समारोहमा राज्यका तर्फाट प्रधानमन्त्री गिरिजाप्रसाद कोइराला र व्रि्रोही माओवादीका तर्फाट प्रचण्डले सम्झौतामा हस्ताक्षर गर्नुभयो । यही सम्झौताले एक दशक लामो माओवादी सशस्त्र व्रि्रोहको विधिवत् अन्त्य भयो । हतियारको राजनीतिको अवसानसँगै जनताले दिगो शान्तिको आशादिप प्रज्ज्वलन गरे ।

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• 2006: A year of political upheavals and hopes for Nepal
• Nepal cautiously criticizes Saddam’s Execution
• Saddam Hussein’s execution: How fair?
• Evil prevails
• Why our country is poor? Some thoughts:
• Parents
• Doctors on strike; how rational is it?
• Godavari to Lakuribhnjyang to Gundu
• Nepalgunj returns to normalcy after communal clashes
• Resolutions in New Year? Oh not again! But wait…!
• Embryonic Stem Cells yes or no?
• Holocaust Denial and the Issue of Free Speech
• Bad Day?
• Who are winners?
• Observing Christmas in Secular Nepal and me
• Should schools start later in the day?
• Citizen Journalism challenging Mainstream in Nepal
• Music of Nepal: Dying???
• Christmas: Inside Story>>BirthDays are not Significant?
• Love
• The gang war scene from Anchorman
• नारीकै पक्षमा डम्फु - डा. कृष्णबहादुर रानामगर
• Honesty in management
• MARRIED TO THE MUSIC
• Nepal government goes heavy on defaulters