Quote-of-the-day

Each Nepali citizens be granted a portion from total landmass: Dixit : This would satisfy all. It would then be taken as the most democratic exercise in the entire globe. Each Nepali national should be allowed to have a land as per his or her share from the total area that Nepal covers as its territory.


We are Nepali first, caste and community later: Rajesh Ahiraj : But apart from Kathmandu, why the Madhesi leaders do not express their concerns and pains as and when Nepal’s inaccessible districts, for example, Humla and Jumla, face from acute diseases, landslides, fire and food shortages?


Nepali Congress has distanced itself from BP’s thoughts: Khadka : Talking to his own party cadres in Urhari, Dang, April 19, 2012, Khadka further said “though the NC leaders do talk of and remember BP’s contributions while making long lectures, however, when it comes to the implementation part of the said ideologies, BP is inevitably forgotten.


Nepal: Champions of change have no right to coddle in criminal acts : A change definitely is a reform for the better. In the name of bringing about reforms in the society, the one who shields criminal acts can also be equally taken as a criminal whether it is Nepali Congress President Sushil Koirala, Jhal Nath Khanal or Prachanda.


Nepal’s CA dissolution earlier the better: Saurav : Nepal as a nation state has survived for over 2500 years. Those who do not know the history of this glorious nation have no right rule the country.


System changed, Nepal did not : The monarchy had formally ended in the year 2001. Gyanendra’s monarchy was just a transitional period.


China’s aggressive economic investment in Nepal, worry for India : China’s aggressive economic investment in Nepal, worry for India


Prachanda dedicated to changes and sovereignty : Prachanda has completely dedicated himself in preserving the revolutionary changes and saving our national sovereignty


India failed in taming Nepal Maoists: Senior Journalist Ghimire : However, when the Nepali Monarchy was ousted in a humiliating and unconstitutional manner, India remained tight lipped.