Ringo keti, the fact is that they knew they weren't getting paid when they got into the council. They cannot say they're busy all the time and not organize anything because when they accepted the position they accepted they would do their duties. Everyone would be proud of their hard working and time and effort if in fact they did any hard work or put any effort or time. If you look at the history of GBNC this is probably the most inactive council to date. They have organized 2 events so far which is pretty disappointing. I heard they organized a networking event also but you really can't call that a community event, it's more of a select group thing. Most of the nepali community in Boston are not 9 to 5 office workers and cannot benefit from this kind of events. I wonder if anyone has personally benefitted from that program so far. My point is, our community needs more social programs. After GBNC has established itself as the community organization, it can branch off its activities into selective special interest groups. But for now. Where is the voice of GBNC? The community that you seek to represent is awaiting your response here.