Hi Folks,

Here is an indepth intellectual analysis of our country's current situation. After reading this article, I felt Dr Subedi spoke the minds of many of us who want peace in Nepal. I hope someday he will lead our country. Great job indeed!

http://www.nepalnews.com/contents/2006/englishweekly/spotlight/jan/jan20/interview.php

~Jai Nepal~

His views are note-worhty. But I don't agree with him that Maoist problem arose all the sudden. Maoist did try to raise thier voice within the current constitution. They took part in 2048 election and won 11 seats in lower house. They had submitted a 30-point notes to the government at that time to work on. The government didn't listen to them at all which resulted the maoist to take another way to raise their voice.

in my view, nonnegotiable national interest includes our categorical right over, hum, bharatiya actresses.

"The government didn't listen to them at all which resulted the maoist to take another way to raise their voice." If only it was so simple.
Mahila sahu funded Maoists to gain power. Indians armed Maoists to do away with the constitution. Kathmandu's mafia encouraged Maoists to hit back at parties. Media loved Maoists because it was sensational. Civil society adored Maoists' adventures. For six years, everyone loved Maoists. Parties hated them. Now parties love Maoists. Everybody else hates them. This is the way of the animals. They love to fight just to digest what they have eaten. May Pashu Pati Nath bless these animals.