There are few ways to build NEW NEPAL... What do Y`ll think ?

1. the PM of the country should be a person who is regular Nepali citizen, who knows whats going on in the country, who knows what Nepalese citizens are looking and somebody who is just looking for a salary instead of extra ghuss instead of those rotten 50 years old politician who knows nothing but ghuss and chair and hot to go against king.

2. the PM should tell Nepalese people that he has continued projects for building Highways, drinking water plans and increased security instead of looking against king powers.Bastards politicians...

just kick gyane out of nepal

i think why even u guys talk in here when you cant go back to nepal and do it for urself? i see no point man....do it on the freaken spot rather then b.sin here. then we shall supoort you if u rlly have good ideas...and good motive.....my 2 cents..peace be with ya.......cant even stopp whats happenin in nepal and why even you guys trippin?...stop that first be4 u think of makin a new nepal...if u cant stop that first...trust me you cant do sh^T........

In my econ class I was amazed to learn that the governors working at the federal banks in the US, or some high position like that, earn only like $160,000 or sth per year!!! And mind you, those people are responsible for the supply and control of US$ so that's some pretty serious shit!

By Nepali standards that's high of course, but that's probably below average in the US corporate world. Apparently, the people who are in such posts though, aren't in it for the money, they are just passionate about what they do. I wish we had people like that back home.

We need someone who is not in it for personal gains as our PM.

Also, at the moment, I don't know what to make of the Maoists. I just can't trust them. Prachanda has the blood of over 10,000 people in his hands and I can't bear the sight of him running loose like that.. and running our country!!

And if we manage to get a stable government going, they could build an actual east-west highway! It would do wonders for business, as transportation problems (bandhas and bombing of roads included) is holding back the economy for sure.

And Gothnation, why does a healthy discussion bother you? Most discussions lead nowhere, of course, but that does not mean the participants do not take anything back from it. I find them intellectually stimulating and enjoyable. If you do not like it, and I am pretty sure many share your view, you always have that choice to stay away from the discussion.

We might not be able to stop what's happening in Nepal, but a little discussion never hurt anyone!