Are You Sure That Your Contributions Are Reaching The Victims? A Lesson To Nepal From Haiti

We all have known NEPAL to be a country that is so rich in nature that it has been voted as one of the best places for travel and a must-visit-place before you die. The country is not just rich in nature, it is rich with natural resources and comprises of diverse communities that share various cultures, language and tradition. Despite being diverse in origin and identity, the people here live united as one but since a decade or more, the land has faced many ups and downs. From the emergence of the civil war raged by the maoist, the massacare of the royal family, the dethroning of monarchy and the absence of a stable government and lack of constitution since then.

While the nation already was suffering from its political instability, on April 25th 2015, it was stuck by another disaster that has now dragged the nation and its people in a deep trauma. An earthquake of 7.8M destroyed many homes, swayed many lives away and destroyed large numbers of cultural heritages that were also renowned by UNESCO as world heritage. The loss that the nation suffers is unbearable and have broken many people's heart yet, they are trying their best to gather as one and rebuild the nation.

Apart from all the Nepalese people living abroad, many foreigneers have been generous in helping Nepal in its time of real need, by donating their hard-earned money or by giving away clothes, medicines, blankets or food materials. As a Nepalese, I would like to express my gratitude to all those humble souls for each of their helps does count and mean a lot to a small and suffering nation like Nepal, Thank You. Help has had also been dedicated from many international governments though some countries only mocked to help while keeping their presence in Nepal only for fulfilling their purpose. My sincere thanks to all those rescue and relief officers who served the nation with their heart.

It was quite a shame to see how the Nepalese government reacted to this turmoil, infact, did they even react? For days after the incident, no government representative made a public announcement to acknowledge the fact or to console its people that they are being looked after. The people had long lost faith in the politician but this quake has finally given the people the voice to rebel openly against the fruitless government and vain politicians. It should not be a topic of debate to say that the government of Nepal is highly corrupt but how disgraceful are these "morons in power" to be so treachorous even at such times.

To all those people, both Nepalese and non-Nepalese, who have casted their help to the nation, please do not rest assured for there remains doubts that whether your efforts have reached the needy or has it found warmth in the pockets of filthy politicians and their shareholders. Even if you had made your donations through a reputed NGO, it still doesn't acertain that your contributions are being used to the fullest, for I have lost my hope on such NGOs after the 2012 KONY hoax. Many such organiztions use media to manipulate our minds and we are too busy in our lifes to keep track of how things are running.

There is a lot to learn for Nepal from Haiti, a nation quite similar to Nepal, that also got hit by similar disaster just 5 years ago. Despite they recieved billions in aid, the situation in Haiti has not got any better. To learn more about it please do watch the following video.

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On a foot note, to my fellow countrymen, Please be aware and share awareness. Donot rely or keep expectation from government, NGOs, INGOs or international aid(s), this nation belongs to us and it is our duty and responsibility to re-build it. Do not think through the perception of any party, religion or cast but think as a citizen. Let us take this lesson from Haiti in our hearts and minds and let us promise that we will not let our country be further shatterd and sheared by the filthy hands of the corrupt minds. And always keep in mind, "United, we stand. Divided, we fall", so let us not fall for we need to rise back and we need to rise as high as the Everest.

And to those who have casted your helps or are planning to, please make sure that you are working through a reliable channel and do keep an update to where your hard earned money is being spent and if the needy are really getting the help that you have offered.

Dear Home Minister, We Nepalese can code and we do know English as well!!!

/*
 The following class gives us an overview of the
 development strategy of Nepal where development is
 initiated in a method that is void, yet a return type
 is expected.
*/
public class NEPAL
{
 private  Development<Progress> development = new Development<Progress>();

 //Creating Develeopment to hold lists of Progress
 int progressID;

 /*
 The following method takes 4 parameters of described type
 the for loop is placed so that the value of Resources can be generated until its value is equal to that of politicianAndRelatedObjects
 the if loop runs only when the above for loop runs with 100% success
 if not the else statement will return the development value (initially set as null).
 */
 public void developmentStrategy(Resourses money, ManPower ordinaryNepali,
 Profit politicianAndRelatedObjects, Profit nationalTreasure)
 {
  development = null;
  progressID = development.get(0);
  //any project will not initiate unless politicianAndRelatedObjects sees enough Resource
  if (money.equals(politicianAndRelatedObjects))
  {
   /*
   This loop will execute only when ordinaryNepali are fully asleep
   and will assign all given Resources to the politicianAndRelatedObjects
   setting no physical progress of development
   */
   while(ordinaryNepali.equalsAsleep())
   {
    money.assigTO(politicianAndRelatedObjects);

    progressID++;
    development.add(new Progress(progressID, "Tea Parties organized with huge success"));
    return development;
   }

   /*
    This loop will execute only when ordinaryNepali are half awake
    and will assign some half Resources to the nationalTreasure and remaining half to politicianAndRelatedObjects
    setting hopes of progress of development
   */
   while(ordinaryNepali.equalsHalfAwake())
   {
    money.assigTO(nationalTreasure, politicianAndRelatedObjects);
    development.add(new Progress("The Council Members agrees on a decision"));
    return development;
   }

   /*
    This loop will execute only when ordinaryNepali are half awake
    and will assign some half Resources to the nationalTreasure and remaining half to ordinaryNepali
    setting slight physical progress in development
   */
   while(ordinaryNepali.equalsFullyAwake())
   {
    money.assigTO(nationalTreasure, ordinaryNepali);

    progressID++;
    development.add(new Progress(progressID, "Work initiated until this.ordinaryNepali.equalsAsleep()"));
    return development;
   }
  }
  else
  {
   return development;
  }
 }
}

Four photos from KATHMANDU that will make you think.

When is the best time to install drain pipes?? Right after having completed the road. Well that's how it's been in Nepal.

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Now I don't see any reasons to not to complain about the narrow roads in Kathmandu. But which of it is narrower, the roads or our minds??

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The contracter company didn't even bother to update the dates. "It's not a facebook status anyways, why should we update", they must have felt.

After covering the entire fertile land of the valley, we complain that we are having to depend on our neighbours for all our food neccesities.

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Russia Signs Agreement With Nepal for Repayment Of It's $1.16 million (USD) Loan

Russia has signed an agreement with the government of Nepal for the repayment of a $US1.16 million Soviet-era loan.

It is not clear why Russia is bothering to collect such a small, old debt. But given Russia’s troubles — its currency has collapsed along with its economy, and Russia’s own foreign debts are now crippling it — and the mercurial nature of president Vladimir Putin, it is temping to read the Nepal agreement as a sign of … something. The landlocked nation of Nepal, which became a republic in 2008 after almost half a century of rule by monarchs or a ruling family, remains one of the world’s poorest countries, with a GDP per capita of $US694.10. It suffered from a decade of civil war after Maoist rebels took on the monarchy under King Gyanendra, which only ended last November when a peace deal was finally signed. Its relationship with the Soviet Union began in 1956, three years before the US set up an embassy in the capital Kathmandu. According to US diplomatic cables from the time, by June, 1958, the Nepalese King Mahendra had agreed, in principle, to accept Soviet economic aid. Now the Russian Finance Ministry wants the country to pay back its debt. Yet it’s unclear why it has taken the decision now. Russia is significantly richer than Nepal with per capita income at around $US14,600 in 2013, according to World Bank data. The move could be seen as part of a trend of Russia leaning on its debtors in order to raise funds as the country’s economy suffers in the wake of the collapse in global oil prices and Western sanctions over its role in the ongoing Ukraine crisis. Earlier this month Russian president Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine should repay a $US3 billion loan because Russia needs that money to fight the economic crisis that’s currently ravaging the nation, reports Bloomberg’s Anton Doroshev. However, the tiny size of the Nepal loan relative to the Russian economy makes this move look decidedly odd not least as the country still has some $US368 billion in international reserves in its coffers, the majority of which is held in dollars and euros. It should already have enough to take care of its damaged economy — for the time being at least. Perhaps then this loan recall from Nepal is just a shot across the bow for its larger debtors. Russia is simply saying: It may soon be time to pay up. [Originally Posted on :http://www.businessinsider.com.au/russia-calling-in-a-soviet-era-loan-from-nepal-2015-2] [image courtesy: http://static1.cartoonsy.com/preview/82/e9edc34819c911e]

Message to Nepal from Pakistan

The chief of the foundation Kalki Avatar, Younus Algohar has released the following video in regards to the members of the foundations, who were arrested by Nepal Police.

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Photography Competition Now Open To All

Thank you guys for breaking the boundaries and promoting our cultures world-wide. We are very excited to receive participants form outside valley and outside Nepal as well.

Yenya Punhi is no longer celebrated inside the valley only. Newa People have carried their tradition wherever they have settled. This year, Yenya Punhi was observed in America, Australia, Sikkim and few other districts of Nepal. If you were there and had taken photos, you too can participate in the competition. Even if you didn't, please do share this message with your friends, for they might be interested.

Thank you to all contestants for participating and we hope more of our friends from all around the world will be joining too.

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