Maoists proposing Nepali traditional kaagaj, banning computers

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Maoists govt is thinking deep and one of the major step they are proposing is to ban computers in Nepal. Instead of running govt offices in alternate days, it  would be wise to stop using computers altogether and run all the official works like our forefathers did in 19th century. Book-keeping will be restored to its original style. Everything will be written in the big files and so on.... without having to deal with electronic data in tapes, CDs, DVDs and hard disks. Nepali kaagaj is the best way to write the records with black permanent ink because such nepali kaagaj does not decompose for long period of time keeping the records intact for hundreds of years. Maoists are going to promote all our old traditions restored in their true form and format, so that Nepal will not have to deal with the hassles that come with so called western science and technologies that require tremendous amount of energy while creating infinite amount of green house gases in the case where coal-fired and diesel power plants are used for electricity generation.

Ved555 · Jan 11, 2009 5:56 PM · 19,275 views

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The only way to tackle 16 hrs load shedding!!!

ca_rasher · Jan 11, 2009 11:43 PM

F**K THAT!!!

hit.the.hot · Jan 12, 2009 12:00 AM

hya what about making PCs [ exclude laptops coz they are made with batteries in them] with in built battery which will last for around 20 hours, and when plugged into A.C., stays recharging....

Nepali.Chhoro · Jan 12, 2009 2:20 AM

Retarded Maoists...........

unforgiventale · Jan 12, 2009 2:39 AM

This is Nepal, and those fighting for madhesi rights fail to address the social ills they have introduced in the culture and their reaction is as mentioned underneath. They need to change their social discrimination and attitude of being felt discriminated in Nepal.   Lady journalist fighting against dowry system killed (My salute to the brave lady) Janakpur-based journalist Uma Singh succumbed to the injuries she received in an attack by an unidentified group late Sunday night. A group of some 12-13 people had attacked Singh, 26, at her rented apartment in Rajoula of Janakpur Municipality-14 Sunday evening and left her for dead after repeatedly striking her with sharp weapon. Reports quoted police as saying that Singh had multiple injuries on her head, neck and shoulders. She died on the way for the treatment in the capital after doctors at the Janakpur District hospital where she was first taken couldn't stabilize her condition. Journalist Singh, who worked for a local radio station, was known for her strong news items and articles that slammed the traditional dowry system practiced in the Tarai districts of Nepal. Originally from Mirchaiya of Siraha district, Singh is remembered by her colleagues as a fearless journalist who had been forced to leave her hometown because of her relentless activism against the traditional dowry system that has become a symbol of severe oppression against women not only in Nepal but much of South Asia. FNJ has expressed deep regret over the killing of journalist Singh. The journalists umbrella organization said it will hold a demonstration rally in the capital city against the killing of journalist Singh (Nepalnews source)

KaleKrishna · Jan 12, 2009 3:11 AM

Now Nepali Kagaj, and they will say we need to ban the clothes and use trees leaves and bark instead. Then forbid use of modern stoves and use firewoods. Lets unite together to abandon the modern world and live in stone age.Then we'll not be having any problems.We won't be in contact be with other countries so we ll not see how they r developing, so if we don't see them we won't be competing to be developed and thus live a healthy, jungle life. Jhinga la la hu Jhinga la la hu , hurrrrr hurrrr So these are the intellectual people of Nepal running the government. F^^^iing retarded.

pacific salmon · Jan 12, 2009 6:02 AM

ha ha ha The rest of the world is trying to go digital and paperless, and Nepal is going the opposite way ? ha ha ha   Shows the mentality of the people running the country.   Next thing you know they will start banning education for Nepali citizens, music & entertainment. AND THIS IS PROGRESS ? WTF.

BathroomCoffee · Jan 12, 2009 9:03 AM

Ved555 stop spreading bullshit rumors. The others who are replying to this thread, you must be out of your mind to think that this is real.

grgDai · Jan 12, 2009 9:11 AM

grg ha ha ha Nothing surprises me when it comes to the Maoist Govt. GIVE ME ONE GOOD NEWS SINCE THE MAOISTS HAVE TAKEN OVER THE COUNTRY.   

BathroomCoffee · Jan 12, 2009 9:21 AM

I second Bathroomcoffee's remarks.......Show us one good thing or good news after maoist has taken over the country.....................Grg dai.....come to the grip of reality bro.....Nepal's situation has worsened since Maoists came to power. Once again peoples hope has been trashed and there isnt a sight of a tiny spec of light at the end of a tunnel that promise a bright peacefull future in Nepal..............DARKNESS EVERYWHERE...........

MadDoGG · Jan 12, 2009 10:19 AM

In 2004 maoists banned Indian films and indian vehicles http://news.indiamart.com/news... In 2008 Maoist Prachanda and baburam and all their cronies are seen scurrying along to their masters in india. What does this show us? During their movement, they wanted to gain Nepali support so they went along the lines of general peoples sentiments of disliking India, pretending to hate indian films and vehicles. But as soon as they were elected, they showed their true colors of being puppets of indians. They are wolves in sheeps clothings these maoists.

grgDai · Jan 12, 2009 10:32 AM

well You know it all Grg dai......you know the true colors of the maoists........they will do anything and everything to remain in power while neglecting the very main reason they were formed, they have decieved us all  once they have gotton the taste of luxury and power. Grg dai we are all in the same page...we all love our country and are helpless in our own ways to do anything YET we show concern which is still valid and true love for our country.

MadDoGG · Jan 12, 2009 11:22 AM

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