साँची यो देशमा कोईपनि एस्तो व्यक्ति छैन जसले यो loadshedding को समस्या हल गर्छ ? I think it would be foolish to blame on rain because we have lots of rivers. May be I am wrong. But what about the places where there are not plenty of rain and few rivers? So frustrating. Nagarik1
nagarik1 · Jan 18, 2013 12:37 PM · 19,947 views
Ha ha, As soon as I see, 14 hours... I knew this guy meant LOADSHEDDING in Nepal.... ha ha.. Gud luck to us Nepalese, proud to be one
sujhab · Jan 18, 2013 1:25 PM
there would be a time when it would reach to 23 hrs... thats bad..
mercynova · Jan 18, 2013 2:35 PM
You sound really astonished as if we'd never heard of 14-hrs of loadshedding before. Didn't it get hiked up to 18 hrs.day just a couple years ago?
riddle · Jan 18, 2013 3:50 PM
What really annoys me is that there is not even a single concrete plan to reduce loadshedding in say like 10 years from now. Solving problem right away is not always possible, but at least you can plan a solution....
bairagiKancho · Jan 18, 2013 4:21 PM
The plan is to make Nepal the most romantic country in the world with the most candlelight dinner on a daily basis. We should support the government.
freedom2012 · Jan 18, 2013 7:43 PM
all projects are terminated way before it's planned. Even those planned are dissolved—commission, politics. and their excuse of low rain water is plain lame. Private hydro projects are being treated as 'sauta ko choro' or they're almost non-existence. Don't look anywhere, just look at 'melamchi' .. and see in the name of melamchi, how many issues we've. Each and one of those issues even if looked realistic, behind the scene it has political motives. As long as there are parasites(corrupt politicians) in Nepal , there's nothing you can do brother, live with it.
bittertruth · Jan 18, 2013 8:07 PM
Bittertruth, you hit the nail, bro. Very real ! Bitter but true and vice versa.
adhikari_bandhu · Jan 18, 2013 9:50 PM
REALLY !! 14 hours only. Previously, it used to go up to 20/22hours. Wu - hoo...GO MAOISTS !! Things are coming on track now...
ashishme · Jan 18, 2013 11:13 PM
Tyahein ta bhania time to buy good touch light inverter main battey basic survival kit for load shedding because 14 hours is long
intelligentguy · Jan 19, 2013 1:25 AM
There is no denying that Kathmandu has become the darkest Capital in the planet.Electricty has become as elusive and precious as anything. The NEA--No Electricity Authority of Nepal--has just flashed new schedule of dark hours without shame backed by same ol excuses.The main problem is people who are at helm to solve these malfunctions are themselves oblivious of the sufferings of the people as their quarters never taste such scarcity.I too wondered sometimes: isn't there any Maikaalaal or say electricity expert or whoever that might be who can come up with an operable plan to ward off this pity case? All those frequent revolutions from Con-gress,Ay malee, Maaa..O badi and new brands of Mafia from Terai promising super transformation of the country and circumstances to the natives has gone in vain.Our netas who are already being honoured with slaps and punches has just announced yesterday another round of revolt ( joke of the day) with obvious intention of getting pass to enter Baluwatar without much care of citizens situations.Whole country has gone haywire with the lack of electricity and gone are the days when students reading in candle were declared future presidents; its a way of life.It seems the rivers of Nepal will flow in its own pace just like it has from ancient times with mighty rolling currents while making jokes at people of this land for not seeing so valuable a assest just in their pocket and spending time arguing in bauble matters.God bless Nepal.
Aawara · Jan 20, 2013 1:21 AM
http://the-pryer.co.uk/2012/04...
casino · Jan 20, 2013 1:34 AM
Look at the shameless bastards in every political party. Majority of these leaders including murderer Prachanda,Makune, Sujata were/are driving the pajeros from these funded hydropower projects. Corruption starts right there from the abuse of these vehicles, driver, fuel, fake maintenance costs, etc. Then, the hydropower hakims get the passport to abuse power for their own benefit. Organized gunda of looters Baidhya maobadi recently damaged crores of properties of private hydropower project about 1-2 weeks ago. Baidhya maobadi looters have been targeting and damaging several ongoing small hydropower projects; they are against the start of any big size hydropower projects. Corruption is inherent in our society. We talk and blame these bloodsuckers here anonymously. But I doubt if we have the balls to raise any genuine issues and blame them if we ever come across them. I have seen many people trying to impress the same corrupted leaders they were decrying even though they probably don't need anything from them. Well, that's how our society operates. So, darkness is inevitable. It's not ONLY leaders' fault. We have OUR share in the downfall of our nation.
metta · Jan 20, 2013 9:50 AM
प्रजातन्त्र कहिले पनि आएक्न नेपालमा : राजाले खाए , देस बिग्रियो भन्यौ, राज च्युत गर्यौ , गाउ गाउमा नया राजा खडा भए , सबैलाई हप्ता चाहिएको छ , यस्तै बेला यहुदीहरु डलर दिएर धर्म किन्दैछन, भारतमा बिलय गर्ने अर्को दाउ हुँदै छ कि ? जति देस र जनता गरिबीमा बिताउछन ; कमुनिस्ट प्रोपोगान्डा तेतिनै सफल हुन्छ | चाउसेस्कु हरुकुन देसको कमुनिस्ट पार्टीमा हुँदैनन् ? अझ हार्मो मा त एउटा हैन ४ -४ जना चाउचेस्कुले भरिएको छ | पहिले गरिबीले देस भरौ अनि देसलाइ सिंगापुरको दाजोमा पुर्याऊँन सजिलो हुछ |
Magorkhe1 · Jan 20, 2013 1:17 PM
What I have heard from newspaper, loadshedding is all because of bribing by inverter producer,distributor ,CFLlightbulb bussinessman,generator bussiness house to NEA staff and politician. because they dont want big hydroprojects to take place in the country for some period of time and they can rip the benefits from this situation imagine the money generated from invertor sales andCFL bulb
dabanng · Jan 20, 2013 4:02 PM
पैसा पाए स्वास्नी लाइ बम्बै पुर्याने यस्तै हुन् , किन नगरुन इन्भर्टर को लागि ?
magorkhe1 · Jan 20, 2013 4:16 PM
at first i wasntready to believe that
3a3 · Jan 20, 2013 8:02 PM
nepal should use solar technology if all houses uses solarpannel , they dont have to dependon government, atleast.
dabanng · Jan 20, 2013 9:05 PM
solar energy is good for water heating purpose only, for electricity its very costly.
3a3 · Jan 20, 2013 11:24 PM
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