Editorial/Opinion

Equity system to destroy the corrupt regime

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I am calling on the world to reduce extremism, corruption, war and poverty. I believe in advancing equality-based education and values.

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Nepal: Political change & corruption, economic collapse.

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Political violence by political parties has always come at the expense of economic industry, that resulted in a major industrial decline. When fair government is established, industry should mobilize all relevant business groups and get help finding the best way to develop the new economy across Nepal. The emphasis should be on the promotion of employment and the economy, which is not possible in the current republican system.

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Strong growth policy.

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A "good" government means a government that supports economic interests. The Second World War drew the attention of every government, from Asia to Africa, from the Middle East to America, to the importance of economic growth. The economy is essential to a good life.

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Woman celebration Teej in Nepal symbolizing love

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In Nepal, the women celebrated Teej  sumptuous celebrations, strict fasting and prayers. Also known as the feast of fasting for women, Hindu women on this day fast for spousal bliss and cleansing of body and soul. Prayers are also given for the well-being of their husbands and children.

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Unemployment may result in depression.

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Poverty, unemployment and bad politics have created a lot of frustration for young people. Poverty and political instability are also disappointed. This situation has led to depression amongst young people. I wrote a true story about a friend of mine who got depressed when he couldn't find a job. 

My friend is spending a lot of time at home at the moment. he's not getting out at all, but if he departs, he chooses the shortest route if possible, But if he doesn't, he prefers a single way, although he may have to cover a longer distance. 

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The trade of light arms.

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Yes, small guns kill more people in the world than everything else. If we trade weapons, it will be difficult for us to keep the peace. There is a broad consensus that the small arms trade is a waste of peace and equality.

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Childhood Poverty

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While much effort and money has been devoted to the reduction of child poverty, it remains relatively ineffective. Among many factors, the poor state of development activities is also more responsible for the broader cause. The economy of children remains unchanged in poor countries.

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Advocating for the health of women

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Written by Kamala Sarup, Dr. Anand Chaudhary


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When political leaders are busy committing economic crimes?

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This article is about political, economic crimes. This is a serious crime that is dangerous for the economy. The point against relativism is simple. Political crime committed by politicians is harmful to democracy and profit.

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Education and recidivism go against each other

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The disparity in state spending on prison has risen nearly 3 times in comparison to education whereas in some states like Colorado, South Dakota and, Wyoming the number has raised up to 5, 6 and 7 respectively. I believe this is a serious dilemma.

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