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60 Years of Playing Monopoly with the Nation
The FNCCI has this peculiar little rule: the Senior Vice-President automatically slides into the President’s chair. It’s like a corporate version of Game of Thrones, but with more suits and less honor. One has to wonder how "fair" this actually is. In a country where every election—from federal polls to the local youth club—is a messy saga of factions, "bhag-banda" deals,
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In a moment of peak political irony, Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' warned the RSP that having a massive majority is like holding a glass vase while riding a unicycle—one slip and it’s all over. He nostalgically reminded them of 2064 BS, basically saying, "I was the 'It Girl' of politics once too, until I wasn’t." It’s truly touching to see a veteran leader offer directions on how to avoid the very potholes he personally dug and fell into.
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We have nearly equal numbers of boys and girls passing, proving that gender doesn't matter when you're all collectively terrified of your parents' reactions. There is a tiny spark of hope that maybe, just maybe, these kids will find jobs here instead of just becoming experts at filling out passport forms.
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The "Why We’re Finally Acting Like a Real Country" Checklist
Read the full articleChiya Guff • 13 May
We traded long lectures on Marxism and Maoism for actual results, and nobody missed the 4-hour speeches. Getting a driver's license in 4 days instead of 4 years—because the old guard thought "patience" was a mandatory driving skill. Doing work without bribes feels so strange that some people are still looking for a hidden camera.
Good Morning • 13 May
In a moment of peak political irony, Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' warned the RSP that having a massive majority is like holding a glass vase while riding a unicycle—one slip and it’s all over. He nostalgically reminded them of 2064 BS, basically saying, "I was the 'It Girl' of politics once too, until I wasn’t." It’s truly touching to see a veteran leader offer directions on how to avoid the very potholes he personally dug and fell into.
Events • 13 May
If you’ve ever wondered why expedition logistics look like a game of high-altitude Tetris, or how we can ensure the future of mountain tourism doesn’t involve a Starbucks at the South Col, this conversation is for you. It’s an elite gathering of professionals and individuals who care about the big rock we call Sagarmatha and the people who make the climb possible.
Events • 13 May
This cohort is open to anyone with a passion for writing, which is basically anyone who has ever felt a "vibe" and thought, I should tweet that. No prior experience is required, though it is "helpful"—much like having a map is "helpful" when navigating the alleys of Patan, but not strictly mandatory if you enjoy getting lost.
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