- http://www.greaternepal.com/gallery.htm - http://www.greaternepal.com/have_your_say.php Please post your views here Name Krishna Manandhar Date Posted: Monday 15th 2007f January 2007 05:09:51 PM Address Edinburgh Email manandhar.k@gmail.com URL Your Say: The documentary was awesome. I was surprised with the vastness of Nepal. Very sad that our country is in such a phase, always being bullied, correctly saying. One of the typical character of Nepalese people is that they can\'t tolerate Indians, always fighting against them in schools and colleges, even in the latter\'s motherland, but the irony is that we in our country fear of Indian political atrocities. If one hates them, then why not confront them? It does not mean by military or similar means, but there are political and economical aspects where we can stand on our own, even if we do not have our hands on the sea. My point is that one should be prepared to confront India on all aspects. The movie can trigger many ideas on how one can plan the political approach to this matter. Remember the event when India\'s border were closed after Sonia Gandhi wasn\'t allowed to enter the Pashupatinath. How did we survive? We should be prepared for such an event anytime in near future. Encroaching our motherland!!! This is irresistible. Our forefathers have built this nation, let\'s protect and develop it. Another similar type of doc is the Fahrenheit 911. I recommend one to watch that. Let us all talk about this documentary and include all Nepalese in discussions about its facts. In the last 6 months more than 10 kilometers of Nepalese land have been encroached by India in different parts across the country. All the politicians know about this. I hope the day won\'t come when we become refugees in our own land. Name Biraj Bdr. Bista Date Posted: Sunday 14th 2007f January 2007 12:04:24 AM Address Lalitpur, Nepal Email miner@wlink.com.np URL Your Say: Best wishes on the documentary. Would definitely want to watch it when it comes out. \"Greater Nepal\" definitely needs more discussion inside and outside of Nepal, and vigorously so in India. What we once had has always been lost, but we need to stand firm against the more recent encroachments of our land and water, and to outright reject the vulgar dominance of India. ............................................................