Cool down, MM, ris le afailai nokshan, but appreciate your patriotic feeling. Yes, pressure group is indeed inevitable in contemporarry socio-political scenarion. Last time in Brussells, I was raising the same question to few Nepali students whom I meet there. There is no such strong Nepali presence, in key place of the world where decisions on Nepali affairs are manipulated by vulturish attitude of self interested groups both in corporate worlds and bullying nations. Sikta, problem is just the begining of the wider conflict, with regards to Nepalese bountiful water resources to quence the thirst of Indian interest. Wait for the conflict with the greater river linking project of Nepal, that is trampling the interest of both Nepal and Bangladesh. Here Indian diplomacy should be to take the two nations into confidence (not by bribery, trickery, blackmailing and threats), safeguard their interest also while pursuing its own. Well, there is enough of the water for all, just look at the excess in monsoon season and the scarcity, it is just a matter of sustainable harvest. Moreover, the nations downstream should wake up and assist Nepal in its eco-conservation efforts in the highlands of Nepal for their own interest, and of course to assist Nepal's struggle to increase productivity.