Why Terai is stretching away from Himalayan Kingdom?

why?? what willl u do??? it is u,a nepali having brain in neck!

Many people Agree with me and many dissagree. THIS QUEST FOR NEW NEPAL IS THE REASON BEHIND THIS WHOLE SITUATION. Dirty politics, Power hungry Leaders who have sold their souls to the devil and do everything they can to stick to power is the reason. Nepali peoples wanting freedom of everything is the reason.....hence democracy gone bad. Strict laws and regulations that shape all successfull, civilized countries around the world considered DICTATORIAL RULE the need of instant mordenization. THE LACK of EDUCATION and MORALE to recognize the damage caused be the so called peoples elected government two decades ago when late King BIRENDRA stepped down and handed the country to crooks like Girija and gang. THATS when the country which to the world rankings then a fast developing Asian country higher than SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA, INODESIA ETC has now become the worlds poorest failed country and people still WONDER WHY??????.....cant add up 1+1 and see when we went wrong. AS SOON AS NEPAL WASNT RULED BY THE KING........and we elected Indian born Pawns in this country......NEPAL HAS HAD HER DOWN FALL..............thats when the maoist was formed against the corruption of the Peoples elected government (now best friends LOL)...........INDIANS BEING BOLDER AND BOLDER TO DISCRIMINATE NEPALI AND NEPAL. Nepal.........I remember watching TV during the KING'S RULE (Birendra).....one death made the headlines, Murder was such a bad thing. And Nepali killing another Nepali just for Power and destruction wasnt heard of .............after the maoist struck............NEPAL PLUNGED INTO BLOOD, the blood of innocent people made to hate eachother (NEPALESE) Peoples(Goevrnment) forces vs the maoist kill without discrimination and 16+k dead and thousands still missing.... AND STILL WE LOOK FOR NEW NEPAL???? United we all stood in a KINGDOM.......broken we satnd in this starnge secular country.....which I think is Nepal....BUT NO ITS NO LONGER NEPAL OUR ANCESTERS ALONG WITH OUR KINGS FOUGHT AND WROTE OUR IDENTITY AS NEPALESE.......HAAMI EEK HOU.........is now kicked out of a part of being Nepali along with the KING...........its still there ..its with our king The glue of unity.........many people dissagree BUT this downward spiral of our country is enough to proove that THESE LEADERS cant handle Nepal.....a tiny country.........................broken into pieces...............as soon as we lost the name of ROYAL KINGDOM OF NEPAL..........................This is my opinion.

Nations break all the time, even empires break, so what can we expect in a country that's not even 300 years old. its about time that we admitted the fact that Nepal is an anamoly among modern nation states because there's no single ethnic majority. The process that started in other places many centuries ago, and got momentum after Woodrow Wilson spoke of "self-determination" in 1919 Paris Peace conference, has finaly started in Nepal, and you cannot say its a bad thing. We have to take it as a normal historical process. Nations break all the time. For example: Pakistan ,USSR, Yugolsavia, Czechoslovakia, Ethiopia, Indonesia. Nepal needs to change, and the sooner it chanegs its better for everyone. Analyze this: What does a Nepali in Nepalgunj has common with a Nepali in Kathmandu? Nothing. His language is different, his culture is different, and he looks different. If Jung Bahadur hadn't gotten the Naya Muluk back from the East India Company, then they, the peoples in Banke, Bardia, Nepalgunj would be Indians today. So this whole nation/nationalism stuff , to borrow Anderson's phrase, is invented and imagined. We are concerned about the "seperatist" movement in Terai because we tend to think that each and every Nepali looks like us, eats daal bhat and speaks Nepali and that they are really fortunate to be the citizens of Nepal and that its senseless and baseless for them to demand a seperate country. As far as I can see, no, that's not the case. Once we start looking at the issues more objectively we see that no, not all the people who live in the geographic area known as/called Nepal look the same, speak the same language or eat daal bhaat twice a day everyday. So what rights do we Nepalis peaking, daal bhaat eating peoples have to deny them independence if the peoples are consiously demanding independence. Something to think about, no? Last edited: 01-Nov-08 11:48 AM Last edited: 01-Nov-08 11:51 AM