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Monthly Archives: October 2009

10/26/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Mr Hyde (of Maoists) wakes up

The efforts to forget political consensus among top three political parties in Nepal was going well (quotes of Maoist leaders): The meeting ended on a positive note. The meeting was a step closer toward resolving the problem. – Maoist leader … Continue reading →

Categories: Politics Talks, Sadly! | Permalink

10/15/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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The times they are a-changin’

On the first week of October, I had planned a trekking trip with my wife. Since September-October was considered to be the best season to visit, we were both very excited about the trip to Poon Hill, one of the … Continue reading →

Categories: Featured | Tags: blog action day, blogactionday, climate change | Permalink

10/14/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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Tihar: hopes of enlightenment

Bhailini aain angana, gunyu cholo magana! He aausiko baro, gai tiharo bhailo! or Ye hai bhana mera bhai ho, deusi re! Ye hai ramrai bhana, deusi re! Each echoing sound of these Tihar songs gives a nostalgic vibration to me … Continue reading →

Categories: Politics Talks, Uzz Update | Permalink

10/13/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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The mockery of democracy

Believe it or not, Nepali politics is dirty. Politics in underdeveloped countries such as Nepal is always dirty, because we, the people, and leaders rarely understand the essence of it. This is also true because for the politicians, their career … Continue reading →

Categories: Politics Talks, Sadly! | Tags: democracy, mockery of democracy, nepal, politics | Permalink

10/9/2009
by Ujjwal Acharya
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NEPAL SMILES when children smile

Three times in the past, I have tried to operate a photoblog of the smiling children and failed to continue. This time, I am reviving the project with new enthusiasm at www.nepalsmiles.com. Please visit the site, and if you have … Continue reading →

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