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Public discourses, podcasts, and more from the Himalayas
This is an open space, a.k.a a Chautari for our larger Nepali audience and speakers to have multifaceted discourses on Nepal’s past, present, and future.
~Viva la Vida~ Jay Nepal~ 🇳🇵
Immigration worldwide is changing in unprecedented ways, challenging the “global citizen" concept we grew up with. Any country with strong institutions & a robust economy will, as always, hold soft power in its region.
What about opportunities for netizens of developing nations?
🎙️ Beyond Votes | Episode 5
We’re excited to welcome Nisha Adhikari (@nishaadhikari4u), Gatisheel Party's candidate for HoR from Kathmandu-5 .
Join us as we discuss beyond campaign slogans and dive into her vision, priorities, and the issues that matter to voters.
Wouldn't it be cool to see a debate-format discussion among the respective parties' youth leaders on their policies for advancing Nepal's economy and the technical aspects of good governance? Will they heed a call for a citizens' digital town hall?
What Next for Nepal series?
"Nobody ever figures out what life is all about, and it doesn't matter. Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough."
- Richard Feynman
Nepal’s median age is ~25, making the next 20-25 years critical for development. We must leverage this demographic advantage to ensure prosperity. Are we ready? It requires strong perseverance and commitment, which our leaders and citizens have lacked. Are we ready?
The fundamental cause of the trouble in the modern world today is that the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
- Bertrand Russell
Senators are the least trusted - not sure if that's the path people should aim for.
Wonder how it would be for Nepal. What do you think?
We likely lack this data, but speculations are interesting at times.