Posted by: GP December 18, 2004
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I don't the law of Nepal regarding the time for alcohol consumption.
When I was working as a teacher in a sarkari university away from Nepal,
my boss used to wait until 5pm and invite me to drink just at 5:01pm
and sometime we used to drink until 3am next morning. .... finish
1 litre scotch whiskey .......... whatever available in the room.
His logic of 5:01pm is that as a sarkari employee, you are not supposed
to drink / consume alcohol until 5:01pm i.e. formal office hours.
I was proud of him for the sensibility and the ethics he taught me
by practicing it in his daily life. Its not 1 or 2 or 3 days, its always
he used to wait until 5:01pm. He was a paper driver for 20years or more,
never drove any car, the reason was he liked drinking.
In another instance, I used to work with other government employees,
and went to site, while going to site in day time / office hours, once
I asked them whether I can borrow a news magazine and look while
seating inside that car, my colleagues told me that while in sarkari
gadi and in sarkari jagir, you are not supposed to read such magazines,
but, if its this report or text book, you can. I liked that idea. The reason
they gave is that its not only because public can raise question, but,
its also unethical.
The lack in Nepal is on teaching on ethics i.e. the officers in Nepal
are just hired by PSC and sent to work at offices without any training
and such misbehaviors are regular.