Thanks ashu for correcting it. I was actually going to say as well what you just said: we should show some appreciation for the people, rather than just demanding more with high expectations. I feel that it's good for the country as people like him returned Nepal and are contributing. It helps alot. I don't know whether he's a good orator or not; whether he's a good politican or not; whether he possess good moral character or not. But he's contributing more to nepalese society than all of us. It's good for him as well, I guess. It gives more satisfaction with the benefit of recognition in that trade-off. I don't know whether Minendra Rijal wrote Deuba's speech or not, and I don't know how fallacious and unconvincing it is. In that case, it's Deuba who earns more credits for that.