Posted by: Riten February 18, 2011
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Agni, I appreciate your posting first-person experience as an executive in Nepal. I sure would like to hear more, keep us informed.
In regards to your last post, I too would be hesitant to return to Nepal. I definitely would not want my daughter(s) to live there. Given the tremendous gender inequality and social pressures, Nepal is not an ideal place for women. I would not say the US is perfect, what with women earning only 70% of what their male peers would make, but obviously it's no way close to Nepal. One just needs to read some of the posts even here in Sajha to smell the stench of male chauvinistic pigs.
In regards to your last post, I too would be hesitant to return to Nepal. I definitely would not want my daughter(s) to live there. Given the tremendous gender inequality and social pressures, Nepal is not an ideal place for women. I would not say the US is perfect, what with women earning only 70% of what their male peers would make, but obviously it's no way close to Nepal. One just needs to read some of the posts even here in Sajha to smell the stench of male chauvinistic pigs.