what thought should lead??

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Permalink Reply by James S. Oppenheim on September 30, 2009 at 12:11pm

Pursue that which is compassionate.

It looks like Nepal may find its way as a secular state with strong cultural traditions. As regards the economy, few of the world's states, if any, are doing spectacularly well and many are not doing well at all. The international community, as a community, needs to address how money is borrowed and returned from bottom to top, and then we may need also to look at the goals of "development" and set out to produce overall good states of affairs responsive to distinct geocultural and geophysical regions.

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Permalink Reply by Dirgha Raj Sigdel on October 1, 2009 at 1:48am

I think Nepal is a secular state with rich culture, more than 80% people are Hindus which means others are overshadowed but question is, is this true ? Not at all. There is no discrimination regards to religion which shows it may emerge as secular state with majority. Turning to economy i really accept that it has one of the weakest one in the whole world. There is no proper data from where funds comes and goes, the reason is corruption. This I think is the core thing to concentrate on.

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