Narendra Modi: the divisive manipulator who charmed the world
Lost at sea: the man who vanished for 14 months
प्रमाण भए कारवाही गर जथाभावी बोल्दै नहिड
विश्लेषण : किन यति धेरै कचल्टियो मधेस ?
देश 'ओली भर्सेज महतो अतिवाद' मा फसेको छ
यस्तो छ प्रचण्डसँग बदला लिने भारतीय रणनीति
द्वन्दकालिन मुद्धा उल्झाउने र अख्तियार लाउने प्रपन्च
Chinese Train
The 10 Principles of Burning Man
“Radical Self-Reliance” Is Killing People.
सरकार र मधेसी मोर्चाको वार्ता अन्यौलमा
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India and Nepal Must Step Back from the Precipice
In Kathmandu’s assessment, the Madhesis who are agitating for inclusiveness and justice under the recently promulgated constitution do not deserve anything more than what they have already been given; i.e. two provinces and inadequate (disproportionate) representation. In the perception of Kathmandu’s rulers, the Madhesis are incapable of waging a sustained agitation; they are like “flies” that will run away just with a “few shots fired in the air”. They believe the Madhes leadership is fragmented, opportunist, and can be browbeaten or bought. The fact that the Madhes agitation has not been controlled even after more than two months and nearly fifty deaths, they believe, is primarily due to India’s support. If therefore, as is being argued, Kathmandu can force India to distance itself from the Madhes issue, the agitation will tire out and the issue would wither away. ......... As for Indian policy makers, they believe Kathmandu’s leaders took India for granted, ignoring New Delhi’s pleas for an inclusive constitution. They refused to honour promises made by them to the Madhesi and marginalised tribal (janjati) groups, and also to Indian leaders, that these groups will be taken on board. The constitutional process was fast tracked to deliver a pre-designed constitution ignoring the legitimate claims of the Madhes. Therefore, the Indian strategists assert, calibrated coercive diplomacy is the only instrument left with New Delhi to make Kathmandu see reason. Hence, not only disapproval of the new constitution and expressions of open support for Madhes, but also a calculated restrictive movement of essential good to Nepal by India has been woven into this diplomacy. New Delhi does not believe Kathmandu’s attempt to mobilise China is a viable and long-term option. It hopes, therefore, that eventually Kathmandu will be forced to see reason and seek ways to accommodate the Madhes. India also hopes that international pressure from elsewhere – particularly from the US, Japan and the European Union – will come into play to discourage Nepal from using the China option and persisting with its aggressive policy towards the Madhes. ..............प्रचण्डले ओलीलाई भने- जनता रिसाउने बेला भैसक्यो, केही गर्नुस्The so-called dhoti-clad Madhesis are now backed by aware, assertive and organised jeans-wearing youth. This generation has no stakes in accepting the domination of the Kathmandu based hill-upper castes and is willing to pick up arms and even raise the separatist flag if pushed to the wall.
......... Those Madhesi leaders who still hang on for political crumbs from the big parties dominating Kathmandu, are finding it difficult to visit their home constituencies in the Terai. ........ The situation in Nepal today is not akin to 1988-89, when the trade and transit treaty had collapsed and the erstwhile king was whipping up anti-Indian nationalism.
मधेश समस्या समाधानका लागि पनि लचक भएर प्रस्तुत हुन अव ढिला गर्न नहुने बताएका प्रचण्डले भारतीय नाकाबन्दी लम्बिए तिहार पछि सडकमा सरकारविरुद्ध नारा लाग्ने समेत बताएको
