People's Review Weekly

Quotes of the Week

- - Bhimarjun Acharya Compiled by Sushma Shrestha

• Britain has over 60 million people and the major parties have 160/70 thousand members. Nepal has a population of 30 million and the major parties boast of having 8/9 million members. In a country where every citizen does politics, the condition of that country is like ours. Let's change both politics and the country.

- Rabindra Mishra

• Sardar Vallabhbha­i Patel, who became the minister after India's independen­ce, wanted to merge Bhutan, Sikkim and Nepal into India. The current power in India is in the hands of the BJP, which has a clear policy of implementi­ng the Patel Doctrine.

RSS is working with a plan to build Akhand Bharat within 15 years.

- Saral Suman

• Atal Bihari Vajpayee of BJP was the prime minister when King Birendra died. This was a great success for India in establishi­ng the republic. Another success was using Maoists in the socalled people's war. The existence of Nepal will be strengthen­ed only by the establishm­ent of the monarchy, the country will become independen­t from the current path.

- Roshan Sibakoti

• The Sugauli treaty was endorsed at a time when the rullers had become weak in Nepal. At that time, a huge portion of Nepali territory was lost. Even today encroachme­nt continues in many places including Lipulek,

Kalapani and Susta. Unfortunat­ely, there is no election agenda of the political parties to bring back these lost territorie­s!

- Prof Dr Jageshwor Gautam • Teacher: What is offensive and what is regressive?

Student: Worshiping buffalo is offensive and worshippin­g cow is regressive!

- Keshav P. Bhattarai • Question: Why isn't EVM (Electric Voting Machine), a modern device used in many countries of the world, not being used in Nepal?

Answer: Because chances of stealing ballots, changing boxes, tearing ballot papers and many other types of fraud are not possible.

- Madhav Acharya

• There are about 52,000 NGOs/INGOs in Nepal which is 69 per local level, 675 per district and 1 per 561 people but only 31,200 are in Kathmandu Valley.

There is no example of progressin­g a nation anywhere in the world with more NGOs/INGOs making progress.

- Tej Prakash Dikchit

• Big leaders who have been in charge of this country many times and have not made any contributi­on and failed the test many times should be stopped in this year's election. If that is not done, the next 5 years will be very scary for Nepal.

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