Nepaliktofrombkt and Funkynjunky,
Instead of directing our energy at cursing at the politicians or being depressed, directing it towards appreciating these people and learning from those who are making an impact is a lot better use of our energy and emotions.

Thank you so much for posting these pictures. This is really inspiring. It would be great to have a website with all this information/pictures and videos. It really would. If someone were to do this it would be one of the biggest morale boosters for our Nepal.

Seeing your wonderful pictures made me think: wow, if this is just a small number of "Heroes of Nepal" that a small number of us have identified....it made me wonder how many more "Heroes of Nepal" are out there that we don't know anything about.

Maybe SAN dai would allow a section of SAJHA to be dedicated to "Heroes of Nepal?"

There is a saying: "If there is enough milk in the glass, there is no room to pour ink in the glass." In terms of Nepal, I think it means that if we directed enough energy in celebrating all the good in Nepal, then we leave very little for the negativity and cynicism. Just seeing these pictures and articles on Sajha in "Heroes of Nepal" have made me see Nepal in a lot more positive light. I forgot about all the development that has been going on.

Like Stiffler said, it is us the people that need to reward the good in the Heroes of Nepal. It has been the absence of people appreciating all the good in Nepal that has brought down the value of "doing good" in Nepal. I like the fact that Stiffler said that we the people have been responsible for bringing down the standard. We need more Nepalese like Stiffler, NepaliktofromBkt and Funkynjunky to make a difference in setting the standard. You guys are "Heroes of Nepal" in your own way.

It is too bad that more Nepalese do not have the strength and courage that you are showing in being able to appreciate Heroes of Nepal without feeling threatened or embarrassed.