Posted by: mardshab June 2, 2012
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Hakimsaab,
I read your both postings thoroughly on this thread. I don't really like the names calling (khate, ashikshit, jaand khaane, etc.) to others with whom (or the lifestyles they are made to accept) you do not agree, but certainly you are entitled to express your views.
If I may, I would kindly direct you to read Nepali_American's posting above which does have some real 'gudi'. We are discussing here Manjushree's article. I would stand to learn more through any comments, negative or positive, on the article you may have. Yes, you are right. Nepal's interim constituion recognizes Nepal being a multi ethnic, multi lingual and a secular country and thus guarantees equal rights for all citizens and that's what certain people are demanding in practice.
IMHO, tolerance towards each other, understanding of each others problems and needs, and working out a solution collectively or jointly is an inherrent part of a Nepali tradition which makes our country great. Agree?
I read your both postings thoroughly on this thread. I don't really like the names calling (khate, ashikshit, jaand khaane, etc.) to others with whom (or the lifestyles they are made to accept) you do not agree, but certainly you are entitled to express your views.
If I may, I would kindly direct you to read Nepali_American's posting above which does have some real 'gudi'. We are discussing here Manjushree's article. I would stand to learn more through any comments, negative or positive, on the article you may have. Yes, you are right. Nepal's interim constituion recognizes Nepal being a multi ethnic, multi lingual and a secular country and thus guarantees equal rights for all citizens and that's what certain people are demanding in practice.
IMHO, tolerance towards each other, understanding of each others problems and needs, and working out a solution collectively or jointly is an inherrent part of a Nepali tradition which makes our country great. Agree?