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what thought should lead??
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dirgha Raj Sigdel Oct 1, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Current political situation of Nepal is spinning from one hand to other. For the stabilization which thought do you think should take the lead for proper outlet.
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Dirgha Raj Sigdel posted a blog postSchool Education and Post Conflict Reconstruction in Nepal
Education is essential to break the cycle of poverty and conflict. It can protect children during a conflict, help communities heal afterwards, and build peace and prosperity.The education system and practices are itself very much brittle in Nepal. The policy is not viable, state is not able to employ the mandatory education policy, poverty of people is the first hurdle to less school enrollment, and state has never paid attention to these issues. There are much more reasons which have…See More
Dirgha Raj Sigdel posted a blog postConflict of Nepal and analysis through triple R
Background of Conflict1. BackgroundNepal, long known to outsiders as a peaceful heaven and the world’s only Hindu monarchy, has suffered more than a decade of violent armed conflict. Althoughthe nation’s first election was held in 1959, the following year King Mahendradismissed the cabinet, dissolved the parliament, and banned political parties.The 1962 constitution created a nonparty panchayat (council) system ofgovernment. A new constitution creating a constitutional monarchy and abicameral…See More
Sharon Rose Q. Dadang-Rafols left a comment for Dirgha Raj Sigdel"Nice to meet you in this network! Peace!"
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Caroline Hargreaves left a comment for Dirgha Raj Sigdel"Thank you for your kind common about our initiative! Excited to be able to provide a channel for people to express themselves! We hope to gather inspiring articles from all over the world- in fields ranging from politics, innovation, conflict…"
Dirgha Raj Sigdel posted a blog postWhich Peace we are talking about; Personal or......
As violence is directed by one person on to another like wise there is no need to be pessimistic because peace also is directed one on to other. Violence and peace are vice-versa. Violence first starts from personal or family violence then is speared out. But normally peace nowadays starts from an associations or groups, which is a pathetic situation. This clearly defines that personally every people lacks motivation towards peace.As regards to history, peace is only the key element for long…See More
Dirgha Raj Sigdel replied to Dirgha Raj Sigdel's discussion what thought should lead??"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…"
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- Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs)
- I'm Dirgha raj from Kathmandu, just copleted Masters level in Conflict and Peace development Studies from Tribhuvan University.
The on goin peace process really motives me to study this progrmmme.
- Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise
- Nepal
- What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?
- Nepal
- What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?
- Financial Company/ Conflict peace studies
- What are some of your current areas of research (if any)?
- School Eduction
Armed police Force in Border Security
Tourism through Tourist Perspective: Backpackers in Kathmandu
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School Education and Post Conflict Reconstruction in Nepal
Posted on August 24, 2011 at 9:28am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Education is essential to break the cycle of poverty and conflict. It can protect children during a conflict, help communities heal afterwards, and build peace and prosperity.
The education system and practices are itself very much brittle in Nepal. The policy is not viable, state is not able to employ the mandatory education policy, poverty of people is the first hurdle to less school enrollment, and state has never paid attention to these issues. There are much more reasons which…
Continue Conflict of Nepal and analysis through triple R
Posted on September 10, 2010 at 5:32am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Which Peace we are talking about; Personal or......
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 4:10am 0 Comments 0 Likes
As violence is directed by one person on to another like wise there is no need to be pessimistic because peace also is directed one on to other. Violence and peace are vice-versa. Violence first starts from personal or family violence then is speared out. But normally peace nowadays starts from an associations or groups, which is a pathetic situation. This clearly defines that personally every people lacks motivation towards peace.
As regards to history, peace is only the key element for… Continue
As regards to history, peace is only the key element for… Continue
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 4:28am on October 6, 2009, Sharon Rose Q. Dadang-Rafols said…
- Nice to meet you in this network! Peace!
- At 4:23pm on October 4, 2009, Caroline Hargreaves said…
- Thank you for your kind common about our initiative! Excited to be able to provide a channel for people to express themselves! We hope to gather inspiring articles from all over the world- in fields ranging from politics, innovation, conflict resolution, culture and art! Please contact us if you would like to have an article published. Sincerely, Caroline
- At 5:00pm on October 1, 2009,
Danielle Goldberg said… - Hi Dirgha,
Thanks for connecting, and welcome to the network!
Danielle
- At 5:32am on October 1, 2009,
DR. ROLANDO Z. GANAC said… - Dear Dirgha:
Thank you for making me as your friend from Mindanao, Philippines. Like Enoch, I commend you for opening yourself on how to promote peace. I can be a resource speaker on peace, conflict resolution and mediation. I can share to your audience the Mindanao experience.
rolando
rolando
- At 6:01pm on September 30, 2009,
Enoch Ongwara said… - Welcome to the network, Raj. I commend you for thinking of peace at your age, when most young people would be radicals in the negative sense.
Keep it up!
Enoch
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