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Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal recently accused country’s big media houses of being under the control of “feudalists, reactionaries and capitalist smugglers”. Nepalnews asked the general public what they thought about the incendiary remark coming from the head of government. Here is what they had to say:
I don’t know in what context he said that. But coming to know about it from the media itself, I believe that the prime minister was absolutely wrong to make such a remark. This doesn’t suit a person of his stature. - Durga Chettri, student
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Guest Column
Exports: Still a beacon of hope for Nepalese Economy
- By Lila Dhar Adhikari
Many developing countries have dramatically improved their economic status through exports: Nepal has the same dream to do so. Nepal has the lowest per capita income in South Asia and her GDP growth has also stagnated over the years. We can see how the East Asian countries achieved ‘miracle’ growth in their economies and how they transferred ...
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
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