नेपालको सिडियो जती सबै किन बाहुनै मात्र भए किन राइलिम्बु भएनन् भनेर सोध्नु अघि किन ति राइ लिम्बुहरु अलिकती पढाई सक्ने बित्तिकै बालुवाको बोरा बोकेर बिहानै बिहानै स्वयमभुको उकालो चढ्न गए र किन त्यो पश्चिम नेपालका बाहुनहरु आधा पेट्मै रात रात भर घोटिएर पढे भन्ने प्रश्न आँफैलाई गरौ अनि उत्तर आउँला कि ? "
THis is a intertesting fact.
But I believe , they should be given opportunities and must be able to convey the better message.
A friend of mine have one exp, a roomate's friend family came to visit to his place and he made all dal, bhat, tarkari to them , his roomate got really jeolous and simply told them he is hater of them and to his surprise they believed and bought everything they ate and left without meeting.This is just example to convey of to you geology tiger and how it misspreads and serve to own purpose.
Even european think tank knows how are society are structured and what can be done to raise the economic standards of country. Target the poor, underpreviledge, who are discriminated fromcentury , all men n women are born equal.They dont have to carry sand ,they dont have to clean toilets, become mercenary coz they haven been doing that for century.
Duncan stands behind aid for ethnic groups
A visiting UK minister has defended his government’s support for marginalised communities in Nepal, arguing that the initiatives of the UK’s international aid agency, DFID, were aimed at helping the Nepal government implement its commitment to inclusion.
There have been accusations that we have been stirring ethnic conflict through our support. I have seen for myself the work that the UK has funded through DFID and I am proud of our work, which is helping to implement the Government of Nepal’s own commitment to inclusion,” he said. “
I think it is untenable and unacceptable that any society can have a second class of citizen and I have no doubt that lasting peace will only be achieved when Nepal has a truly inclusive society.”
he statement comes after increasing allegations against Western donors and diplomats, including those from the UK, of stirring inter-ethnic tension through covert support for ethnic groups.
Last month, protesters from the dominant groups shouted slogans against the DFID, United Nations and other donors, accusing them of instigating marginalised groups to stand in favour of ethnicity-based federalism.
At the press meet, Duncan said that the allegations were “inaccurate.” He said the programmes that the UK are funding through the DFID are based on principles of “fairness and equality.” DFID is the largest bilateral donor to Nepal and has made a pledge of 331 million pounds (Rs 47.31 billion) from April 2011 to March 2015, gender and social inclusion being one of the key areas of its support. Last year, it discontinued funding to the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN), an umbrella organisation of Janajati organisations, for its involvement in general strikes. Since September 2004, DFID has provided over 2 million pounds (Rs 285.9 million) to NEFIN for its projects, including those aimed to empower Janajati women and children.
Responding to a question on the present status of DIFID’s collaboration with NEFIN, DFID Nepal Chief Dominic O’Neil said they had not resumed funding. “Since they were involved in general strikes, we were unable to fund NEFIN,” O’Neil said.
Meanwhile, the visiting minister expressed concern over the current political stalemate and urged major parties to seek a solution “sooner rather than later.” Duncan also voiced concern about the impact of political uncertainty on Nepal’s economy and urged the government to ensure accountability and oversight even in the absence of a parliament.
Duncan, who is on his third visit to Nepal, met President Ram Baran Yadav, PM Baburam Bhattarai, top leaders of major parties and Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun, among others. Wrapping up his three-day stay, he also urged party leaders to reach a compromise on bringing out a full-fledged budget.
