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The dangerous plight of Nepal-2010
The dangerous plight of Nepal-2010
BY DIRGHA RAJ PRASAI
It is hard to move into darkness but once we do, there will be immense independence. All sorts of activities can be carried out openly in the dark without fearing that anyone watching it. Yesterday, Maoists were in the dark, they were free to plunder and kill people. These Maoists have now come to the limelight. It is always easy to move towards light, but it is difficult to carry out the activities openly. It is because every thing is transparent. After the Maoist came to light, everything became transparent. Maoist boasts of political revolution- a revolution that boasts of banks being robbed and infrastructures being destroyed, a revolution, which has killed Nepali citizens, police and patriotic military personnel.
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Nobel Prize is for Nepalese Traitor- Girija ?
Nobel Prize is for Nepalese Traitor- Girija ?
BY DIRGHA RAJ PRASAI
It is not a Joke that the non-starter pro-Indian Council of Nepalese ministry decided to nominate for Nobel Peace Prize to Girija who is one of the culprit leaders of Nepali Congress. Everybody knows Girija is one of the traitors in Nepal. A scholar Bishal Shah says from UNN, USA, 25 Dec.2009- 'It is unfortunate that the Government of Nepal under Madhav Kumar Nepal decided to forward GP Koirala's name for the Nobel Peace Award. We had a different plan that is sending someone's name from the people's side during the Convention in New York. Anyway, our efforts will not be blocked by this stupid decision of MAKUNE government to prize the First Terrorist of Nepal. GPK is the first terrorist as per the International Law because any hijackers are considered to be the terrorist.'
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NRNA National Coordination Council’s Memorandum asking for Dual CitizenshipNRNA National Coordination Council’s Memorandum asking for Dual Citizenship The Non-Resident Nepali ***ociation National Coordination Councils in various countries have submitted memorandums to the Cons***uent ***embly Chairperson Rt. Hon. Mr. Subash Nembang through the respective Ambassadors asking for explicitly including the provision of dual citizenship in the cons***ution being framed by the Cons***uent ***embly. The memorandums were submitted as per the decision of the International Coordination Council of the NRNA. The Non-Resident Nepali Community has been disappointed by the draft on citizenship submitted to the CA by the CA committee on 'Directive Principles of State and Citizenship' which says that a Nepali citizen automatically looses his/her citizenship on acquiring the citizenship of a foreign country. This provision is against the ***urance of allowing dual citizenship made by the supreme leaders of the main political parties in various interactions with the NRNs including in the 4th NRN Global Conference in October 2009. The memorandum asks the CA to include provision that allows Nepali nationals to keep their Nepali citizenship even after acquiring citizenship of a foreign country. Most of the advanced countries and neighbors of Nepal allow dual citizenship. The memorandum says that the dual nationality provision will cement the bond of the Nepali Diaspora with the country and make them contribute to the welfare of the motherland. The memorandum also asks the CA to allow the members of Nepali Diaspora who currently hold the citizenship of foreign country and who were either Nepali citizen themselves in the past or are children of Nepali citizens. The memorandum says that if the provision as included in the draft of the committee is included in the cons***ution, it will seriously jeopardize the right of the Nepali Diaspora to live as Nepali and their willingness to contribute to the development of Nepal. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites
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George Ins***ute for International Health released a new study which states that back pain is a reoccurring problem for five million Australians. It further informs that around 25% of the Australian population suffers from back pain at any one time.
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Nepalese Man Gunned Down In Boston
39 year-old Surendra Dangol was fatally shot while he was working at a store (Tedeschi store) in Boston on Dec.26 (NECN: Ally Donnelly, Cambridge, mass.) - Today was an emotional day for relatives of the Boston convenience store clerk, who was murdered on the job, just one day after Christmas. A Hindu funeral service took place today in Cambridge, massachusetts, for Surendra Dangol. He had been working in the United States, trying to save money with the hopes of one day bringing his family overseas. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites
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