N.P.Upadhyaya
My attention has been drawn this week towards a statement made by former Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Maharaj Krishna Rasgotra-a towering Indian diplomat- last week wherein he for the first time declared that Nepal be treated by India as an “equal partner”. This should be taken in a positive manner. This also does hint that even the former Indian diplomats who acted like Viceroys in Nepal during their stint in Nepal too have begun feeling that they did immense harm to this India-locked country. Now they appear to repent. (more…)

Kathmandu: Indian attitude towards her smaller neighbors appears to be changing for the better.
Former Indian diplomats who were posted in Nepal and who more often than not posed as to have been no more no less than Viceroys too appear to be in a mood to repent for all that they did during their stint in Kathmandu in order to squeeze Kathmandu government until the latter yielded to the political whims of New Delhi Durbar. (more…)

 Kathmandu: The advent of what is called the Loktantra, a copied name for democracy, in Nepal is already one year old now. Analysts here wish to analyze the achievements and the accompanying failures that “we the people” witnessed during the past one year. Let’s go first to record some of the positive points of Loktantra which is visible. (more…)

Kathmandu: Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala has dared to tease the erstwhile jungle dwellers.
In doing so Prime Minister Koirala has not only invited trouble for himself but also for the entire liberals scattered in different political quarters. (more…)

TGW Analyst

Insult too has a limit. When it had been too much, it was sure to invite adequate and the needed wrath from the concerned quarters.
Shame on the governments of the past and the present, that it provided a servant-like attitude to the one which demanded immediate condemnation for its erratic and highly objectionable act. However that was not forthcoming. (more…)