D.R. Prasai

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Dirgha Raj Prasai is a former Member of Parliament in Nepal, a political analyst who writes from Kathmandu.

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UNMIN Committed Blunders in Nepal

Nepalese people had expected that the UN's role would be impartial. But the UN could not remain neutral. The UNMIN listens only to the Maoist rebels and the corrupt leaders of the so-called big party. Thus, UNMIN totally disregarded the aspiration

India Sets a Notorious Offensive Mood Against Nepal

India is in an offensive mood against Nepal, which is crystal clear to everyone. China is not in a situation to take a position as a mute spectator. It is obvious that China would take necessary measures for its own security because Nepal lies betwe

Visionless Political Leadership Torments Nepal

The political leadership is swarmed by visionless and opportunists. Everyone knows, the visionless leadership and corruption has taken a huge role, that the foreign intervention has crossed its limit. But the leaders here do not want to speak a word

Nepal Suffers The Loss of The People-Oriented Monarchy

We Nepalese people no longer want the unconstitutional rule of the so called visionless larger party leaders including Maoists. The Nepalese only believe in parliamentary democracy and always follow the constitutional path. Now, the only way would b

King Mahendra Saves Nepal in Time Leaving Legacy for Nepal’s Sovereignty

Before 1960, foreigners were free to purchase land in Nepal. After 1961, king Mahendra banned foreigners from purchasing Nepalese land. People were compelled to walk through Indian roads to move from one Nepali district to other.

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How Spotify and Shared Streaming Accounts Can Become Evidence in a Divorce

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