Second-impression

Dr. Rizal ko beizzat bhayo aslil Hindi gana ley : Chanting of dirty slogans and ugly songs inside the Nepal’s money spinner CA body has become a common phenomenon.


Nepal ZoP recharged, thanks Isabelle Duquesne : The long forgotten issue has very freshly been brought to the world attention once again. Thanks Isabelle Duquesne, the writer of the book “Nepal: Zone of Peace”. The book has a touch of Hindu religion because the very cover has Om printed. Omkar embodies the universe.


Magadh Emperor Chandra Gupta's Nepali linkage : Hari Narayan Apte, an eminent Indian scholar in his book entitled “Chanakya and Chandra Gupta”, clearly mentions in his carefully written book that Chandra Gupta was the son of a KIRATI girl, Mura Devi. He also mentions that Mura Devi hailed from the mountains wherein Kirats lived then and continue to live still.


Biratnagar Nepal school days recalled: Dear Prahlad, I miss you : Prahlad, I must admit, was not only brilliant but a hard working student. Perhaps he was the class topper each year in the annual examinations. He used to tell me “Narendra! You must double your study hours...”.


Indian film maker insults Nepal : Insulting and humiliating the Nepalese nationals by the citizens of the neighboring Indian Republic, which only came into existence, 1947, thanks the British East India Company, is not a new phenomenon.


Maharishi ‘Ved Vyas’ son of Nepali soil : Only recently I could learn that Maharishi VED VYAS, the great saint who penned the voluminous epic, “The Maha Bharat” was himself a Nepali first and later only a Brahmin by birth.


Homage to Nepal industrialist late TR Dugar : Later my father, now late, told us that he was an emerging Biratnagar industrialist, Tola Ram Dugar. Though late Dugar was some years junior to my father yet they were good friends. After all, Biratnagar had limited number of families.


Problem free Nepal-Pakistan relations : And all of a sudden, the Pakistan Prime Minister said, "Well! Excellency the problem is that we don't have any problems". Listening to this, Ambassador Rajbhandari jumped.


In memoriam of lost precious Japanese lives : As and when such natural misfortune does happen or occur, hundreds of precious lives are lost and country’s basic infrastructure too gets badly damaged.