Hydro And Nuclear

English: Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plants 1 & 2 (BWRs with 860 MWe each) in Eurajoki, Finland. Suomi: Olkiluodon vanhat ydinvoimalaitokset eli voimalaitokset 1 ja 2, Eurajoki. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Nepal might generate 40,000 MW from the flowing rivers. But the Terai could generate that amount just from nuclear power plants. It is possible. So I don't think hydro should be allowed to distort the federalism debate in Nepal.

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Federalism: Evolving Maps

The first map I drew for Nepal's federalism had three geographic states. This was in 2005-2006, I believe.

More recently I have proposed six states plus one non geographic state for Dalits.

But today I stand for the single identity state concept because that is what at least two thirds of the people in the country want.

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