Prem Dhakal
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ठूलो आशाका साथ जनताले यत्रो अभूतपूर्व जनादेश दिएका छन्!!! बालेन शाह कै नाममा जनादेश आएकाले स्वर्णिम वाग्ले लाई स्टार खेलाडीका रूपमा अघि सार्ने कि सुधन गुरुङलाई भन्ने निर्णय पनि आखिर उनले नै लिनेछन्
@premdhakal कुरो ठिक हो तर...सुकुम्बासीको नाममा सरकारी जग्गा हडपेर बसेका नि छन् नि.. आदर्शका कुरा राम्रो सुनिन्छ तर राज्य कहिले कहि कठोर नि हुनु पर्छ/फेरी सक्कली सुकुम्बासीलाई व्यवस्था गर्छु भनेकै छ/ काम गर्न दिउ पहिला.. सक्कलीलाइ नि अलपत्र पारे बिरोध गरौला भन्छु म चाही/ +
अर्जुन पराजुलीको समसामयिक कविताको आस्वादन गरेपछि डेढ वर्ष अघिको आफ्नो ट्वीट याद आयो:
@premdhakal आजकल सामाज कै बारे पढन मन लाग्छ|
@premdhakal I should read more on economy.
@premdhakal We can look at it both ways but Nepals growth rate was definitely better than Bhutan.
GDP per capita of Nepal in 2007 - 380$ GDP per capita of Bhutan in 2007 - 1850$ that is 5X Nepal In 2026 it’s just 2.5X based on this number. Actual value 2-3X We were catching up fast.
सामान्यजन सुरक्षा बलहरूको निरन्तर निगरानीमा रहेकाले तौलेर लेख्नु र बोल्नुपर्ने समय छ! - सीके लाल
@sanzinme @premdhakal I’m confused, I think @BBCSport said the runners up also clocked under 2 hrs.
@premdhakal Eons..and I am doing well, how about you? Still working out? 😀 I know we’re in disagreement here, but this is just me being me: As far as I know, the only real US leverage on Nepal is through the Nepal Army — but it’s more like Israel’s relationship with the Lebanese Army in +
@premdhakal The politics of meeting Gavin Newsom and Gor is completely different. Newsom is democrat's presidential candidate. No need to meet Gor, his role is limited to India, not Nepal. You meet Gor then floodgates open. Immature take from a smart person!
@premdhakal As things stand right now, Trump cannot really do anything significant in Nepal — except maybe bombing us into oblivion or the CIA getting rid of Balen. But Balen hasn’t done anything against the US or American interests (which are pretty much non-existent in Nepal anyway)+
@premdhakal and I don’t think Trump would go for either option. The Chinese and Americans both have their hands deep in Nepal, but you don’t seem to see it, and that’s fine. A special envoy specifically for Nepal? Maybe. Jared Kushner? Possibly. But a general special envoy for the +
And nothing will happen. The sky won’t fall and the earth won’t shatter if Balen doesn’t meet Gor. The US has no real economic or strategic interests in Nepal. If Trump is really pissed, he can stop or delay the MCC funding — but I don’t see that happening either.
As the deputy assistant secretary of State for the region in Bush 43, I met PM Koirala and all other party leaders in Kathmandu, including Prachanda and Bhattarai, and nearly everyone else too. "Meeting only ministers or higher level officials," which in the U.S. case would mean the Secretary of State or the President, who are not going to be visiting Nepal, basically sets the bar at no meetings with Americans at all, which hardly seems like it would be in Nepal's interest. You meet who you need to meet to get the work done - and Gor can the work done, so that is in Nepal's interest. He should have met Kapur too. This is surprising, if true.
