sabhasad jyuharu, ghumne maatra ho ki kaam pani garne ho?

estai ho mantri ,sabhasad je bhaye pani kkaaam dhandaa choodi ,ghumne ,jantalai rinko bhaari thoparne ani affule mojgarne ta ho nepalmaa ,hoinara

darama of nepalese janajati leader....all are bodly owmens except bijaya subba.....

bahunko jhola bukuwa kukur janajati haru.

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Hello whats' wrong, are you censoring my comment??

हिनतबोद र दसात्व मन त्यग्नु नै उत्तम हुन्छ आँफै पनि माथि हुने कोशीस गरु बुद्दि देस खान्छ रिस आँफै खान्छ। आँफै पनि नेता हुने कोशीस गर पेता होइन । आकाशमा थुक्दा आफ्नै मुख्मा पर्छ बन्ने बुजौ । मरिच अफनो रागमा चौरिन्छ । बहुना बिदेश व्रमन गर्दा अरु नहुने बन्ने कही लेखेको छ । Donot supress yourself. Try to respect to others. If you respect others you will be respected.

What Mr or Ms Sherpa writes is all true, but are you saying that people should not feel the way they feel. Of course, it is a matter of pride for the indigenous community to see a mass representation of their people for a purpose, but the issue is something else. I do not think we are feeling badly of what you are able to do, but how important things are you doing? Are you sure that going to America to the UN building was so important to let out the cry of indigenous people? How is it worth the money and time you spent there, which I am sure comes to you either at the cost of national coffer or in the name of indigenous people. We expect you to change the things it has been in the past. What is really bad is to see when our own people following the footsteps of Bahuns who exploit valuable resources for unnecessary trips like this. And I am saying this because we have seen some of the delegates are representing again and again , and when they come back, it means nothing to the people here. This makes us suspect whether it is the Indigenous convention in the UN that is truly driving you or it is because it is being held in the US for which you find a way to obtain visas. I know even Mr. Pasang Sherpa -the president of NEFIN , had severe trouble to obtain a visa, and now I wonder how is this going to be meaningful and supportive towards the movement of Indigenous people back in Nepal.
If you can prove, we will of course praise in the later days.
Anyhow, enjoy the US as you are already there, but please bear these issues in mind for your future action. Doing what is not absolutely necessary is wasteful.