I think we should ban all the vehicles, televisions, and computers (and so on) and cease to move on to 21st century. Not that we are moving in the right direction by leaps and bounds. I still remember shedding my precious tear drops when I saw bottles of Coke and Fanta in Manakamana long time ago. I mean the place seemed somewhere in the middle of nowhere. And how I prayed that Manakamana Mata to TEACH THESE LOCALS TO PRESERVE THEIR (NOT MINE - MIND YOU) CULTURE. Can you imagine how exasperated I was when I heard they have a TV, no less, in one of the hotel? Jesus freaking Christ! Ops. . . I meant, Harey Manakamana Mai. . . :( Those people, they did not know that they were not preserving their unique culture. Or was it just me, who is just habitually bound to unearth the downside in every nonexistent scenario? I never understood this one. Oh well!!! IndisGuise:) P.S: NK, it's true. There were quite a few in numbers in different teams, but now they have their own team. I just hope they have some quota system in foreign players, lest Nepalese football would be negatively affected. (You know how they have it in Spain - Natra ta sabai African le khaihalcha)