@SanjeevSatgainy सेतोपाटीको अनुसार खै कुन ग्रुपले कसलाई र्याख र्याख्ती पार्यो अरे। अब ठ्याक्कै त्यही त भएको हुँदैन, मिडिया मालिक कतिको रिसाएका छन् सम्बन्धित घटनाबाट, त्यसमै भर पर्ने रहेछ तिनीहरूको शब्द चयन नि।
ICC events aren’t tournaments. They’re the same few teams recycling friendlies and calling it a world https://t.co/CZlbruX1bM doesn’t belong to a handful of boards. It belongs to every nation that plays it.
Want “World” on the trophy? Then no free tickets, no rain gifts, no ranking caste. Everyone starts from the same line.
Until then, they’re not world champions. They’re winners of a private invitational with better branding.
Cricket is not the property of a few high-ranked boards. It belongs to every country that plays it. If you want the word “World” on the trophy, every nation should start from the same line. No automatic tickets. No weather gifts. No ranking caste system that treats some teams as guests and others as owners.
Until then, do not call them world champions. Call them what they are: winners of a protected invitational.
During UN Speech, Sri Lanka's foreign minister @HMVijithaHerath Vijitha Herath talks about Cyclone Ditwah, Nepal flooding. Says, "harshest consequences (of climate change) borne by countries that have contributed least to global emissions"
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Saddened by the loss of lives and hardships caused by the recent floods and landslides in Nepal following heavy rainfall.
My thoughts are with the families who have lost their loved ones, and who remain missing, and all affected communities. The #Maldives stands in solidarity with the people of #Nepal and wishes safety, strength, and a swift recovery to all those affected.
@PM_nepal_
Many big Int'l media are covering the speech of PM Balen Shah demanding climate justice in UN General Assembly & it is getting good response as well. 🙏
Kathmandu, Nepal — Prime Minister Balen of Nepal has just addressed the United Nations General Assembly, drawing the attention of the international community to the climate injustice and inequalities Nepal is facing.
Australia’s Prime minister Mr Albanese - is with the Prime Minister of Nepal committing Australian help in the United Nations General Assembly and - as my prime Minister says I am in Nepal working with its engineers right now.
Before going to assist, in my own small way, with the rescue efforts in Nepal, I visited Lord Pashupatinath to seek his blessings.
Hearing the Prime Minister’s message today brings that same prayer back to my heart—
“May Lord Pashupatinath bless Nepal and the whole world with well-being.
May compassion, peace and harmony prevail among us all.
May this world walk the path of peace and compassion shown to us by Lord Buddha.
Namaste. 🙏🌸🙏”
Many Peoples One World ❤️🤝
Nepal struggles to raise $5bn for flood recovery as global aid retreats
PM Balendra Shah did not explicitly seek financial support from the international community but said, "We are here to ask everyone to share their responsibility."
https://t.co/DhSWX4WhYP
Nepal’s PM came with a warning from the Himalayas.
The speech was sharp, balanced, and aimed at the people who can actually change the course. The world has heard it.Hearing is not enough. Now they must act.
Five Takeaways From Nepal PM Balendra Shah's Speech at the UNGA
Shah’s address went beyond climate change. He questioned the priorities of the existing global order. | @kathmandupost
https://t.co/rj1gBO55eQ
Nepal's PM Balen Shah:
We have built a world with flawless logistics for war and broken logistics for food.
And this is not Nepal’s private misfortune. Ask Bangladesh, ask Bhutan, ask India, ask the Maldives, ask Pakistan, ask Sri Lanka, ask any other country in our region and you’ll hear the same account.
Hit by the climate we did not warm and again hit by the wars we did not start.
#WATCH | Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah thanks India, China, the UN, humanitarian agencies and other countries for their assistance to Nepal after the floods, during the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Nepal PM Balendra Shah called for grant-based support, not loans, to help his country recover from deadly floods and landslides triggered by a glacier collapse https://t.co/RCCCgu91Wi