I would like to know about the reasons behind the current situation in Nepal.?
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i suggest you search it on google or yahoo, i can guarantee though that it's politics orientated
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Causes:\n1 - Dictatorship\n2 - Hungry and misery\n3 - Lack of human rights\nSolutions:\n1 - Liberty\n2 - Justice\n3 - Protecting human dignity
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Its always the big fish eats the small fish game..look at world history, no small fish as yet ate a big fish..moreover, strategically as well India needs to have control over Nepal to keep China at bay..but why are you so agitated, there are more than 500,000 Nepali's working in India, isn't that anything to you ?
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i dunno but u can check out this site: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/default.stm
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Well since you have touched upon a very sensitive issue, I surely hope you do know a fair deal about the background on what has been happening in Nepal since the last decade or two.\n\nTo correct your question a bit, there are as of now three parties which are actively involved in the struggle to gain power and control of the Himalayan Kingdom. - 1) The King (Monarchy), 2) The Potilitcal Parties (Democracy) & 3) The Maoists (Republicans).\n\nInitially there was king's rule which was changed to the system of democracy. It is controversial yet has to be said that Democracy in Nepal has proved to be a failure and one of the mains reasons we are in the state in which we currently are.\n\nThe Maoists started from almost nothing and now control the better half of Nepal. The King had to gain power as the Kingdom under Democracy wasn't going anywhere. And well as for the Political Parties; Getting together was the only resort left for them to put forward a strong contention.\nSince the current struggle for power doesn't seem to be heading anywhere and the ones who are losing out the most while this is happening are the "People of Nepal".\n\nHence, the most sensible way for the King to head is to lay some strong guidelines for the good and pass on the power partially to the Democratic alliance. The King should do this as he doesnt seem to be getting any support from the International community.\n\nThe Maoists seem to be in a strong position to gain some power of their own. And if they can manage to work for the people and gain their support; it becomes a win-win situation. The political parties; well, they have the World in their support. Just for the simple fact that they stanbd for Democracy.\n\nOne can only hope that a Joint conclusion can be reached upon by the 3 parties involved. Past mistakes can be learnt from and not repeated in the future.\n\nThanks,\n\nPawan Agarwal.\npaw_ag@hotmail.com\nwww.itenhance.com
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It isn't being dealt with at all,and won't be until the citizens have had enough, and clean-house. When it happens, as it must, I just hope it's done without bloodshed, but I doubt it. Those people up there aren't likely to give-up without a fight. They have had too much power for too long, and continue usurping more from the people, to which the power in this country lawfully belong.
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You are living under the shadows of india, your politicians are corrupt and no leader in Bangladesh now a days can stand for his country. I think that is the main reason for the neglections.
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Nepal is inherently a "geopolitical hotspot" due to it's geographical position in the world.  The two most populous contries in the world practically surround Nepal.  India and China are very different countries in nearly all aspects and poor little Nepal is caught between them.  \nAn excellent source with many references cited is Wikipedia.  Here's the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepal
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Nepalese rebellions have been on-going for several years now, because the king of Nepal has taken an autocratic role not allowing full democracy for his people. The Kingdom of Nepal is going through conflictive and difficult political and social unrest, that will be overcome as democratic principles are established countrywide.
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Listen .. here's a fact for u : \nINDIA HAS NEVER ATTACKED OR TRIED TO TAKEOVER ANOTHER COUNTRY IN IT"S ENTIRE HISTORY and would never do so..pls rewind thro the history textbooks. \n\nShe has only defended herself from attacks. \n\nThe view that the Ministry for External Affairs is not entirely in support of the monarchy. It's a fact.\n\nBut that doesnot mean that India would want to takeover Nepal. It respects and acknowledges the state of Nepal. \n\nBut the present tensions REQUIRE INDIA TO ACT DIPLOMATICALLY. And , by diplomatically i mean , talks or something like that, and NOT an invasion.\n\nWhy India HAS TO ACT , is because , Nepal is India's close neighbor . And if the neighbors have such a bloody bad problem , India cant just sit and ignore it, pretending as if there is no problem at all.\n\nWell.. the Indian MEA (ministry of external.. ) is already in a fix esp. after the Iranian vote issue. And so , the next time they take a decision, they are going to ponder over it a hundred times. And , India invading Nepal is simply out of question.\n\nSo. Dont worry.\n\n\nIncase the army is let loose in Nepal , the CPi and BJP will eat Congress' head off.. So, even the political equations DONOT favor an invasion of Nepal!!
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root cause is INDIA\n* India has successfully taken control over Bhutan's energy resources and already started to have the benefit.\n* Nepal have energy to cater India's energy need for industrialization and irrigation and clean drinking water for eastern India. They want to have total control in any hydro projects that'll be build in Nepal.\n* keep ppl in power so that they are ready to sell resources or even country.\n* India knew that until and unless royal family is in power, it's not possible. This is because for the royals, Nepal is the only place in the world where they will get highest degree of respects and they'd never sell the country. For that, India played the key role to instill democracy in 2046 and implant corrupted people in the government. According to the plan, some leaders of ours sold out rivers and lands during the 15 years. That we all know. Now India could not depend only on those dogs. For that, how to make Nepal completely helpless in shortest period? So that Nepal will come down on the ground with knees.\n*Attack on the source of economy was the simplest route towards Nepal's bring down. Maoists were born in western Nepal which is the hub of ayurvedic medicine and one of Nepal's major exports\nBesides that, major objective of giving birth to Maoists was to attack the spinal of Nepal's economy- tourism.
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Sucker, there hasn't been any sovereignty in any country since the corporations went multi-national. This is the last gasp of corrupt forms of government trying to take what they think is theirs before they lose out completely, assuming this fairy tale is even real. You might as well forget complaining because the days of the single nation citizen are gone if not numbered!
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Since the ouster of Ferdinand Marcos the Philipines political landscape has been marked with instability -- i.e. coups and potential coups -- so this current episode seems par for the course.  Furthermore, martial law is never the "answer" when it comes to governance.  Democracy depends upon government respecting the will of the people, and unless the Philipine's armed forces get THAT message then instability will be all that that nation knows, at least for the foreseeable future.
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It is very sad incident. How the entire administration collapsed is a very serious issue. The classifications like SC, ST and NT were all done by the British rulers to help their cause. It is most unfortunate that they continue here till today. \n\nAttrocities on anybody by anybody is condemnable. \n\nI disagree with the communists when they ALWAYS LAMENT and GENERALISE that the attrocities are ALWAYS done by upper caste rich hindus on lower caste poor hindus. That is a very clever false propaganda.\n\nThe feelings of seperatism and untouchability should be wiped out from the hearts of the people and not merely from govrnment rule books.\n\nThe rest of the society sould take the issue and see tht justice is done.\n\nIf it were a muslim family instead of the poor dalit family, the entire media and pseudo-secular politicians would have by now made a lot of noise.
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I would not say main cause but yes a fundamental cause in making people go abroad where there is no bias based on caste. More reason for the brain drain is because of the people themselves. More than the situations people want to earn more, live a lavish lifestyle, get away from the government and other pathetic situations. Reservation no doubt is a big worrying factor, and I hope that with the strong stand of today's student it gets eradicated soon. But it depends on the political will of the system more than the students. But i do hope the students and future of this country hang on over here and do some betterment for this country rather than going abroad.
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Go to http://news.ask.com/news?qsrc=1&o=10429&l=dir&q=international%20business%20in%20Ghana for the latest list of new articles on this subject.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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It is because they are trying to disrupt the function of the country.  If they were an active non violent political party that seek change from within the government, it would be more accepted byt the international community.