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| Makardhoj Nepali |
Posted
on 29-Jan-02 10:37 PM
Dear friends would you mnd to mention "The top 20 respected presons in nepal".
Please note that your judgement is the best judgement.
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 06:25 AM
Hello! I like top 10ten things, as Arnico once said that he also liked
my top 10, I have not mistaken what he said in the earlier posting.
Thanks to Arnico.
Top "20", I am wondering, Why 20? Why not its just 10 or
100, and lets list all whom we think are respectable Nepalis.
I would prefer "Not to include" someone who has blood
relation, not the blood relation like in Arab or in Japan.
Just like in Nepal. Babu ko satpuste and Amako Satpuste,
well, gai becheko nata is just fine. Because someone might
be respectable while "GAI Bechda". LEts have fun on this
topic. I think listing 20is too narrow and we may not have
enough information, lets make it either "My top 20 respectable
persons in Nepal", or better make 20 respectable person
in different field and we take top 1 out of those top 20list
and make a final top 20 list.
Here is mine: (in modern Nepal, i.e. after 2007saal Fagun 7 gate)
(so all sahids before 2007.11.07 not listed, even Tribhuvan)
in Education:
1. Late King Birendra: for integrating the education into
main stream education from fragmentation.
In Politics
2. Late PM BP Koirala
3. Late King Mahendra
4. Late Subarna Samsher
In literature
5. Mahakabi LP Devkota
6. Bal Krishna Sama
In History Book writing
7. Babu Ram Acharya
8. Lain Singh Wangdel
In Recent Politics
9. Sher Bahadur (since last Aug.)
10. Ram Chandra Poudel
11. Makune ji
In Medicine
12. Dr. ...Devkota
13. Dr. Vaidya
In Engineering
14. Dr. Mukunda singh Pradhan, Pulchowk Campus Chief
15. Mr. Bhuwanes .. Singh Pradhan (Former Water Resource Ministry
Secretary)
16. Dr. Sujan Malla (now working in Electrowatt Corporation in
Swiss. ) One of the structure designed by him was recognized as
one of the best ..... (top 10).... I forgot the list.
In Law..
Law ma ta nyayadhish dekhi lawyer samma sab ghus khane ra khuwaune
matra garchan. Sab chor ko darja ma parchan. I have no list
In Biz.
Don't know respectable Biz. personality.
In Science and technology.
17. Kathmandu Univ. President (VC) Sharama ji.
18.
19.
20.
...
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88. Dr. Pratush Onta
...
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99. Mr. Ashutosh Tiwari ( I guess he comes within top 2 digit
respectable persons list). Ashu don't indulge in illegal stuff
and tax invasion, I mean don't let me down.
HahooGuru
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| Dumre Bhansar |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 07:20 AM
What about Govinda Raj Joshi? he should be among the top two repected person.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 11:52 AM
Hahoo Guru wrote (see above)
>Mr. Ashutosh Tiwari ( I guess he comes within top 2 digit
>respectable persons list). Ashu don't indulge in illegal stuff
>and tax invasion, I mean don't let me down.
Hi Hahoo Guru,
Thank you for your endorsement!!
Don't worry: I will NOT let you down by "indulg[ing] in illegal stuff and tax evasion" and all that stuff.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| Diabolic |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 12:15 PM
My incomplete and unranked list (I have avoided those already mentioned):
1. Dr. Devendra Raj Pandey
2. Pradeep Nepal
3. Kuber Sharma
4. Pradeep Giri
5. Madan K. Bhandari
6. Mahesh Acharya
7. Nabin Bhattarai
8. Narayan Gopal
9. Kapil Shreshtha
10. Anuradha Koirala
11. Bandana Rana
12. Hari Pande (although he is a local hero, I really admire his work ethic and how far he built his "empire" from scratch)
And then there are people who have genuinely influenced me, they are just regular people with high morale and stand who have stood up even when the forces against them were ready to blow them apart.
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 12:26 PM
Parijat.
She is my ideal.
Her writings styles were evocative, seminal and innovative. She displayed stamina
in the face of adversity. When she died, among her legacy was a NGO that
cares about the children of jailed people, which her sister takes care of now.
Rest of my ideals:
1. Babu Ram Acharya, the historian.
2. BP Koirala, the writer.
3. Baikuntha Manandhar, the formiddable marathon runner.
Few more people I respect:
Daman Dhungana, late Madan Bhandari, Narahari Acharya for their persistence
in what they believed, for moderating the extreme elements in their parties etc.
Late Mahendra Narayan Nidhi for his commitment to spread 'unified Nepal'
sentiment across Terai region.
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| dodhare |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 01:46 PM
Here is my list:
Actors/artists/comedians:
1. MaHa (Madan Krishna + Hari Bamsha) jodi
2. Santosh Pant
Singers:
3. Aruna Lama
4. Bacchu Kailash
Poetry:
5. Madhab pd. Ghimire
Diplomat:
6. Yedhu Nath Khanal
Bravest of the brave:
7. All Sherpa/Tamang/Lama … mountain climbers
AND MY ALL TIME FAVORITE
Politician:
8. Puwatu Chaudhary
(FYI: he got elected from Jhapa during Panchyat era with vast majority. People voted him just to make fun of then Rastriya Panchayat. He tried his best from the bottom of his HEART to serve his people and remained CLEAN during his political career.)
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| Makardhoj |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 07:03 PM
In my opininon:
1.Singers:
Suriilo rukha sallai ho o...bolako timle kallai hooo...?
Au hai maya basa
Mamata dipbim
Nabin Bhattarai
2.Lok gayak:
Surekhet bulbul taal mayaa mai saano hunale chhutyo maya jaal
Gaune team
Prem Dai
Kumar Dai
3. Filmko Hero
Bhuwan KC
At least original Nepalipan painchha usama.
4. pandit
Baburam Acharya
Tana Sharma (At least I like his Yatra Shamshmarans")
Dr. GP (?) Hamro Gyanu Dai k...haina, Hahooguru?
5.girls
Mamata Dipbim
6.Politician
Ma Makardhoj
7.Police
IGP Kharel
8. Army
Hamro Haliko chhora Govinda
9.Hashya Byanga
Maha (Tiniharuko comparision ma aru ta saab alakancha thetna hun.)
Rat I think was the best one in telefilm and Bigyapan in Natak.
10.Interesting boy
Syangja-Pokharako khalasi Tirthe
...
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| query |
Posted
on 30-Jan-02 07:59 PM
Diabolic, just curious about which Bandana Rana you're talking about? and why she is on your list??
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| whatever |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 12:26 PM
Mr. Ashutosh Tiwari ( I guess he comes within top 2 digit
>respectable persons list). Ashu don't indulge in illegal stuff
>and tax invasion, I mean don't let me down.
Hi Hahoo Guru,
Thank you for your endorsement!!
Don't worry: I will NOT let you down by "indulg[ing] in illegal stuff and tax evasion" and all that stuff.
Ashutosh Tiwari saying this is like the very Devil quoting the Vedas. You, Ashutosh, stink to high heavens. You might fool the world, but can you fool yourself ? From how many people have you borrowed thousands of dollars and then escape to Nepal ? Compared to you, the likes of Govind Raj Joshi are almost honest.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| ashu |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 01:05 PM
Good.
Good.
I just love it when I can drive the USUAL SUSPECTS this crazy with unexplainable rage and hatred. Their rage and hatred -- understood i the context of
genetics -- are morbidly fascinating.
Carry on with your attacks, folks, just carry on.
I say this because you all know that this is NOT the first time I am attacked here
in this forum. Nor is this going to be the last time I am going to be attacked here. Hey, just another day in the Web life of Ashutosh Tiwari, and tomorrow is a another day altogether . . . and life goes on just fine.
Truth be told, I am NOT at all worried about some anonymous cyber-attacks by, for instance, a vertically-challenged, double-faced computer programmer or, to cite another example, by some emotionally loose state-employee constantly masturbating over some imaginary past grudges against me here in this forum.
These anonymous gentlemen nown to all, my dear readers, deserve pity and compassion and - yes -- a clean supply of Fruit of the Loom underwears.
Like I said, we all need entertainment.
This was my bit.
Please add yours, and let's all laugh and smile togeteher.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| ke cha |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 04:11 PM
Absolutely no one. There is no TOP ANYONE IN NEPAL. I have yet to be mesmerized by any Nepali (some exceptions I can think of are Devkota and BP)
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| Da Ge |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 05:15 PM
Since this post started I have been thinking who I can respect in Nepal. First I thought all the 'good' leaders in different political parties. And I thought again, can I honestly respect them ignoring all the scandals and the alleged corruptions. I don't know how much of it is true. No body has proved their guilt nor their innocence but the big houses they build and financial gained they gained within few years of democracy restoration gives me enough proof to doubt their honesty. I may be generalizing here but I could not find any one, from Girija, Deuba, MKN, Bamdev to Maoists to the King who I can honestly say I respect them.
Then I started to think about all the famous people who are well named and well linked. As I started to realize there is no body who I can honestly say I respect. Fearing to sound too arrogant, I searched even harder. I try to force myself, there must be some one who I can honestly say I respect this person. But all those searchese went in vain. As my search went on, I started to doubt my humility.
Suddenly I realzed I was searching in wrong places. I started to think about all the ordinary people who are living in miserable condition. Going on with their lives, finding hope to live even in hopeless situation. Poor and beaten by the hand of 'Karma', taken advantage by every leader who came to rule them, still seeing the reason to live on next day hoping that tomorrow will come and bring the new day with new light. These are the people who make the country live next day. These are the people whose back leaders and famous people ride to climb into their next level. This make me realize how much these people deserve our utmost respect more than anybody else for seeing roses among the thistles, finding excitement amongst apathy.
Further on my search I found, all known and unknown martyrs who died not for the fame, fortune but for the cause they beleive just and necessary. I also find people like Laxmi Prasad Devkota whose legendary literature still shines as the best in the Nepali history. I started to find more like him who gave all they have to the country and the people. I realized there are millions of Nepali people who deserve our heart full of respect.
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| ke cha |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 06:40 PM
I have to disagree with the above comment. The reason you say you respect the common people who have endured all the evil that came along the way is becasue you feel sorry for them.
I don't see that as respect. You respect someone (nationally) who can rise above challenges and move to a higher level. Surviving the perils and not doing anything about it is just pathetic.
This has always been my biggest source of dissapointment in my country. I haven't found any national figure TRULY WORTHY OF RESPECT.
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| barbarian |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 08:17 PM
And just how/why were you mersmerized by BP, pray tell us.
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| whatever |
Posted
on 31-Jan-02 08:31 PM
>Good.
>Good.
>
>I just love it when I can drive the USUAL
>SUSPECTS this crazy with unexplainable rage
>and hatred. Their rage and hatred --
>understood i the context of
>genetics -- are morbidly fascinating.
>
>Carry on with your attacks, folks, just
>carry on.
Here's Jesus Christ himself
>
>I say this because you all know that this is
>NOT the first time I am attacked here
>in this forum. Nor is this going to be the
>last time I am going to be attacked here.
There might well be a reason for that.
>Hey, just another day in the Web life of
>Ashutosh Tiwari, and tomorrow is a another
>day altogether . . . and life goes on just
>fine.
>
Does it really ? Your life of Dy Jekyl and Mr. Hyde would make even R. L. Stevenson proud but sooner than later your true face will be revealed.
>Truth be told, I am NOT at all worried about
>some anonymous cyber-attacks by, for
>instance, a vertically-challenged, double-
>faced computer programmer or, to cite
>another example, by some emotionally loose
>state-employee constantly masturbating over
>some imaginary past grudges against me here
>in this forum.
And, this guy for one of 'most to be admired Nepali'. Well then Nepal is really beyond redemption.
>
>These anonymous gentlemen nown to all, my
>dear readers, deserve pity and compassion
>and - yes -- a clean supply of Fruit of the
>Loom underwears.
>
You certainly know much about underwears, don't you. And you are the one who needs others pity and compassion, like air. No wonder you are up and busy at 2:00 AM just to get a bit of acceptance from the crowd here. Truly pathetic.
>Like I said, we all need entertainment.
>This was my bit.
>
>Please add yours, and let's all laugh and
>smile togeteher.
>
>oohi
>ashu
>ktm,nepal
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