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King Gyanendra: Expressing concern about the nation and nationality Addressing the nation and the people on the occasion of the “NATIONAL UNITY DAY”, King Gyanendra has again emphasized and reiterated all to come together and join hands for the sake of the nation and the people rather than pushing the nation towards political uncertainty, social disharmony and national disintegration. He expressed his concern about the nation losing its charm and prestige in the international arena, fading nationality, weakening national unity and goodwill among the people. The King expressed his sadness with those forces that have disrupted peaceful co-existence among the people, weakened the country’s sovereignty and the state’s organs. They have committed grave crimes against the nation and the people. He wished that this birth anniversary of late King Prithvi Narayan Shah and the National Unity Day would inspire the nation to move forward on the path of social justice, good governance and...

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  Which one is the taller? I saw this satirical picture in a social media, whoever designed it, must have creative mind. Is not it interesting to see the right side tower higher than the left side real tower? Can we imagine such level and volume of corruption scams in the Federal Republic Nepal where senior leaders of big political parties never get tired of talking about good governance, “Samridh Nepal and Sukhi Nepali”? It remains to be seen whether corrupts involved in these scams will be brought into justice and lawfully punished in the existing federal structure. Can we expect such miracle from the existing political structure and leaders?