I was not aware of existence of another Swarnim on this forum. My apology for confusion. As I have strongly espoused a cause of ethnic integration into the national mainstream, you figured it out obviously that I am not that Swarnim you thought to be initially. In any case, as the forum here allows anonymity in the discussion and one can take it to any length within the civility, it is important to discuss on the contents and views expressed in Sajha, rather than who wrote it and who is where. As a Nepali at heart, I express my views free of fear and with the interest of all Nepalis at uppermost in my mind. I do not have a network of good ole boys that support each other in their postings here even if it is rubbish. Let me tell you, I am not one of those who pretend to be a believer of equality in social talk outwardly and then go on trashing others who support equality in Nepal. Sincerety must come from the heart. You are deceived of what?? I am not one of those who despise ongoing corruption in Nepal on a daily basis in a talk or writing outwardly, while, inwardly, still being a beneficiary of some form of a corruption practiced by parents or relatives. How many of us can raise our hands and put our chest in open with pride and say my parents or relatives never indulge in any form of corruption? There are a few and I salute those from the bottom of my heart. It is one thing to write big words, preach others, and do an analysis of a situation, but one must look at the ground he is standing on. The crux of the problem lies in there. That is where you are DECEIVING yourself.