Well said, Pire. 

My experience is that in and around Nepali communities in Nepal and around the world, if you do NOT have at least 10 per cent of people out there who are out to badmouth you (anonymously, if vocally) in public for all sorts of shortcomings (as though they expected you to be a saint!), then, you have NOT achieved anything of significance. 

So, some silly criticism by some anonymous posters here and there = a sure signal that you are doing something damn right. 

Besides, some people appear to be genetically predisposed to NOT ever being capable of seeing the better sides of other people. And when that happens, all one can do is wish such people well, smile and move on to greater things.

That said, congratulations, Pukar, and may your achievement inspire, in however small or big ways, other Nepalis to push for greater excellence in all that they do anywhere in the world.

oohi

ashu