When Ashu writes something calmly and honestly, and without intending to belittle others, he sounds very wise - this thread is a good example. However, it is unfortunate that the same Ashu gets so agitated by some comments against him that he forgets his credentials and starts talking like 'I know every thing and all of you are foolish' stuffs. Leadership means being convincing to and inclusive of all sorts of people. Such a respected personality he is in Sajha, his pompous ideas have overshadowed his realistic views more than often. I hope Ashu will abandon his ego-centric performance in sajha and learn to be more responsible, inclusive and honest. First step for him to climb the leadership ladder. Hopefully, Ashu doesn't mind - अर्ति भनेको घर्तिको पनि लिनुपर्छ । As far as the topic is concerned, I think the time has come for Ashu to give his full support for the movement Gagan and other young leaders are championing. There's no need of Gagan and Ashu being adversary of each other. Both of these guys have enormous potentials in their respective fields and one could be the compliment of the other's endeavours. For instance, Ashu's support on Gagan's pro-democratic campaign can help reinstating democracy in Nepal. Whereas Gagan's support on Ashu's ideas of economic and business reforms can help the country's economy progress. Why can't promising young Nepalis concur with each others' ideas and work together in a democratic environment for the greater good of the nation?