Interview worth listening this time. Much better in terms of presentation and choice of questions from the interviewer whereas precision and objectivity in answers from the part of the interviewee. While Nepali politics is interwined intriguingly with open and clandestine relationships between various political schools, this interview has shed light on the open part of it. Yet there are numerous questions on the alleged secret allegiance between the palace and other groups including the maoists. If the King's unilateral step to crush other groups and reign autocratically has finally united the rest of the political groups in Nepal, now we can expect something of a change that will reshape the future of the country. If a stable Nepal can be insured, isolation and eradication of monarchy will be a welcome proceeding for the people. Once the fear of a strong monarchy ends, people will enjoy a free society. Nicely taken interview, still some ambiguity to be cleared. the most impressive part for me was the expressive giggle of Mishra (khitititi) somewhere in the middle of the interview :). Seems people are taking constructive criticism in a positive note to strengthen their own professionalism. Keep it up, remaining neutral, can only get it better.