किन आए त्येत्रो तलब छोडेर? अन्तर्वार्ता हेर्नुस

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEVVqOoM9_U

नेपाली ब्यबस्थापन र सरकारी चाँजो पान्जोमा कुईराको काग झैँ हुनु नपरोस |

Hopefully he knows what he is doing.
In context of Nepal sometimes I feel so unsure about whether I am too naive to think that things that needs to be done are so obvious or that everyone else is so naive to not know what needs to be done that someone working in World Bank and with Harvard degree needs to come and prove his worth in terms of letting everyone know what needs to be done. It sounds almost like out Griha Mantri giving a speech to let people know that corruption is a big problem in Nepal, as if no one knew about it.

As far as I feel it's the lack of accountability, lawless situation, environment where only the evil can flourish and people's tolerance for misdeeds of people at policy making level are roots of all the problems. Does anyone feel differently about it?

It is useless to compare someone making $200K a year in US and Rs 5lakhs in Nepal (I am sure it is only his pure salary, and I am sure he does consulting on side as other sources of income) because in US one earns in $$$ and spends in $$$, and in Nepal it is Rs to Rs.

Also quitting a job in World Bank to join Planning Comission in Nepal is not a bad deal since it just diversifies one's career portfolio and opens up doors for other opportunities, not being short sighted. It is like taking a bitter pill to be strong. I see that he is a pretty far sighted person and I do not see his moves as downgrade in his career in any way, as the interviewer is trying to portray purely comparing the salary levels. I think the interviewer is just showing how naive he himself is by acting like kuwa ko bhyaguto.

Good thing is that he is in the policy making field and not some high tech field, which has not use in Nepal.

Anyways I guess the bottomline is that hopefully his work results in real change in Nepal even though at a very minute scale and not only in development papers and report.

his father was one time a ambassador of some country.You see the link here? how he got this job. if you don't have political connection it is hard to get a governmental job.

I think it is sensible to compare salary on this show, at least to me, as I am seeing salary as a driving force or lets say initiator factor.

Everything is impressive, but his command of Nepali language- amazing. I wish I had that diction and command of my mother-tongue.

We need more of Swarnims in Nepal. Thanks for your work and dedication.

This was the third occasion in 2014 that I was blown away by a Nepali's interview. Paras Khadka was mighty impressive after Nepal's heroic achievements, Priyanka Karki seemingly took professionalism (among Nepali celebrities) to a different level by flaunting her ideas and skills during her interview and this was perfect icing on the cake.

Only a complete lunatic would pack his bags and move back without properly thinking over making a concrete decision of this sort. Dr. Wagle certainly wasn't one and he knew what he'd set himself up for. He's well qualified, experienced, and certainly had decent savings off his earnings before he took a bold and ambitious decision. In the long run, he'll definitely achieve more. What truly amazed me was his mantra of being content with what he already has (as far as superficial goods is concerned).

Slowly but surely, "new Nepal" seems to be taking shape. I mean, a thuggish leech like Ganesh Thapa got ousted. It's not evident when you compare two contrasting worlds - Nepal and US/any other first world country, but people seem to be yearning for a change/revolution (as proven by eagerness and turnout in recently concluded elections).

प्रचंडे, ओली, बामदेव अनि कमल थापा जस्ता भुस्याहा कुकुरहरुलाइ भकुरेर डाक्टर वाग्लेजस्ता मान्छेहरु देश बिकासमा लागेपछि नेपाल बिकसित नहुने सम्भावनै छैन! धेरै सच्च्यम अनि जागरुक नेपालीहरु लागि परेपछि देश बिकास किन हुन्दैन? हाल हरेक सालजस्तो विभिन्न बिस्वबिद्यालयहरुबाट उच्च सिच्च्या हासिल गरेका नेपालीहरु फ़र्किराछन!

त्यै ढल मिसिएर कालो भएको बागमती त राम्ररी बग्न थालिसक्यो!

we don't know if he was later fired by world bank or not, people can say anything, why would some one leave such kinda high paying job?

@keyser Soze

Congressi paryeu ki madhesi solta? tyo bhusya kukurharu ko nau ma euta congressi ani euta madhesi pani ghusaune ho ki....

Should've seen this coming. I'm not affiliated to any political organizations. I didn't intentionally omit Khum Bahadur Khadka and other "prominent" leaders from NC. I just threw a few names right off the top of my head.

Not too much for someone who went to Royal Budanilkantha school, Earned degrees from renowned colleges from three different continents, and worked for world bank and such.

I dont want to discredit what Mr Wagle has achieved but at the same time i dont think this is a general inspiration for other migrants who have earned their CS, MIS, and CIS degree by changing variables on the homework assignment. Your destiny is right here in US as an IT Coolie. Dont overthink and assume that one day you too are going to get to Mr. Wagle's position.

But i did like his humbleness during the interview. Said few times he was born in the cliff of Gorkha and did not need more material and money what he already had to achieve higher level of happiness. Bravo !!

Very impressive.

Gwach bro made the points:

"It is useless to compare someone making $200K a year in US and Rs 5lakhs in Nepal (I am sure it is only his pure salary, and I am sure he does consulting on side as other sources of income) because in US one earns in $$$ and spends in $$$, and in Nepal it is Rs to Rs.

Also quitting a job in World Bank to join Planning Comission in Nepal is not a bad deal since it just diversifies one's career portfolio and opens up doors for other opportunities, not being short sighted. It is like taking a bitter pill to be strong. I see that he is a pretty far sighted person and I do not see his moves as downgrade in his career in any way, as the interviewer is trying to portray purely comparing the salary levels."

divorceguy bro, के भनेको ? एउटा career development economist लाई planning commission को appointment मिल्दा गएन भने बरु बहूला कुकुरले टोकेको छ कि क्या हो भने हुन्छ | अल्लि मै हु भन्ने मान्छेले NPC मा सिधै Vice Chairman वा अर्थ मन्त्रालयमा सिधै chief economic advisor तक्लान , त्यो पनि ठिकै हो , तर अहिले निकै competition को जमाना छ \

अनि budhanilakhanta को slc board भने पछि नेपाली र अंग्रेजी एकदम parallel हुन्छ , अरु पनि तेस्तै मान्छे देखिएको छ बुधनिलाकण्ठ का हरु | कोहि कोहि चै भामत परेर आधी अंग्रेजी बोल्चन |

One of the best interviews I have ever watched! I loved how he controlled his greed! Good luck for his future. I am sure he will have a good future.

तपाई हरु कति लै थाहा छ सरकारी जागिर खान लोक सेवा आयोग को जाच पास गर्नु पर्छ भनेर ? यो जाच नेपाली भाषा मा हुन्छ | वाग्लेजी को नेपाली राम्रो नभएको भए यो जाच कसरि पास गर्यो भन्ने संखा जनमानस मा हुन्छ | तर मन्त्रि बन्न र माथिको जागिरलै चाहीदैन होला | तर एस्तो माथिको जागिर खान अमेरिका होस् या नेपाल political affiliation चाहिन्छ | Politics is a dirty game. It will force you to make cheap movie like the interview. Obama is definitely involved in the movie making as without his permission they cannot even start shooting for this movie. 

^ New Year ma Colorado tira gako jasto chha, ho?

The real man power who can develop nepal are in gulf countries. ki kaso sathi haru ho.
मुखमा राम राम बगलीमा छुराहरु

Great Interview. If all western educated people moved back home; Nepal will be a lot better country in 10 years.
It's not all that gloom and doom in Nepal as actually we think while living aboard. Things are getting better day by day; only the pace is slow.

I still think Icanfly.