Ten Reasons Why Nepal Should Join India
January 7, 2007 at 5:13 am 202 comments
“TEN REASONS WHY NEPAL SHOULD JOIN INDIA!”
( Originally appeard in The Nepal Digest – Thu, 30 Jul 1998 )
–Bibhuti Nepal
My immediate reactions to Mr. Bijay Raut’s proposal that Nepal should join the Indian Union were anger and disgust. I thought Bijay Raut was a betrayer and a pro-Indian activist. However, after several thoughts, I have reached conclusions that Mr. Raut has very good points and his hypothesis deserves serious attentions.
Joining India will be unthinkable and unacceptable to any patriotic Nepali. The stories of the alleged Indian attempt of encroachment of the Nepalese territories are still fresh in our memories. However, let’s now put aside those grievances for a while and try to focus, analyze and debate objectively on a single question: Should Nepal make effort to gain statehood in the Indian Union (Like Puerto Rico is attempting to be the USA’s 51th state)? In other words, should Nepal join the Indian Union?
I know many people have and will argue against this proposal. But let me take this opportunity to argue for the proposal.
In my humble opinion, Nepal should join India for the following major reasons:
1. The purchasing power of the Nepalese consumers will instantly INCREASE by 60% since Indian Rs. 100 will no longer be Nepalese Rs. 160. IRs. 100 will be equivalent to NRs. 100. The Nepalese consumers will get the Indian goods for at least 60% cheaper value than before while sell their products to Indians at higher than previous values.
2. Since India is our major trading partner (about 2/3 of the total trade are with India), our economy will largely benefit from the increase in strength of our currency. The current trade deficit will be less painful to our economy then.
3. India is often accused of encroaching not only our land but also our culture, language and values. Now if Nepal becomes a part of India, what will India encroach? It’s own land!! The culture of both Nepal and India will flourish as well as assimilate better than now. India, if nothing else, represents a remarkable example of cultural, ethnic and linguistic assimilation. Furthermore, Nepali is already an official language of India, i.e., Nepali is included in the 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
4. For Hindus, India is “Mecca” and “Madina.” Non-Hindus — Cheer up! The Secular Indian State won’t marginalize your religious rights as they have been in the Hindu Kingdom of Nepal.
5. Nepal will be a separate state of India and not a part of U.P., Bihar or West Bengal. This means Nepal can exercise almost all of her present rights other than the one involving territorial disputes with China or other Indian States, in which case the Federal Government of India (which in turn is not under control of any dominant group in India, but headed by the representatives of all states of the Indian Union) will take the charge. Under Indian Constitution, states are granted vital rights ranging from levying of the taxes to maintaining internal security, as well as deriving own educational and cultural policies. Nepal should be glad to become a part of the larger body. Any achievement of India will automatically be the achievement of Nepalis and vice versa.
6. While state leaders of Nepal will work hard to improve the lives of Nepalis, it will be the responsibility of the Federal government of India to counsel the policies of the states, promulgate federal policies for the whole country, provide the Nepalese state with frequent funds as well as take the immediate charge of the natural emergencies like flood, earthquake, etc. The state leaders of Nepal will have better chance of building the Nepalese nation than now, since there will always be someone at the back for assistance and guidance.
7. The largest natural resource we have is water. Unfortunately, the amount of hydro-electricity generated from it is minimal. The Arun -III, the multi-billion dollar hydro electricity project, was terminated because The World Bank drew off its support, primarily due to the lost of the Bank’s faith in the Nepalese government that was characterized by sharp political instability. The Federal Government of India, with its huge budget and capacity to lure large multinationals and international lending agencies, can easily get several of such Hydo-Power projects going. This will but benefit Nepal and Nepalis in large because the electricity will now be sold not only to China but to several other Indian states with very little hassles.
8. The legendary Gurkha soldiers, who now constitute a significant portion of the Indian Army, are working not for their motherland but for a foreign land. These Gurkhas, in one sense, are not soldiers but just mercenaries (hired army motivated by money rather than love for motherland or national glory). If Nepal were to be a part of India, these brave soldiers would be working for their motherland and their bravery will count as glory and not just paid service.
9. One may argue against the proposal of the unification by saying that India has very little incentive to have Nepal as its state because India will have to guard hundreds of miles of the Nepal-China frontier, which might suck up its already strained military and economic resources. This is not true. India has already been guarding the China-Nepal frontier indirectly. Just imagine when China invades Nepal, do you think India will sit down there and keep watching? Never. Directly or Indirectly, India has and will have to guard the Nepal-China frontier. In case Nepal becomes a part of India, India will have to divert little extra of its military resources to the frontier.
10. Finally, I believe, and many of you will agree, that Nepal lacks resources to function as an independent country. About three quarters of the country’s land is mountainous, and the fertile quarter is over populated and prone to erosion, flood, and other ecological hazards. Two-third of the population is illiterate while over 40% live below poverty line. The majority of educated population is unproductive since they are stuck up in the inefficient government services. Natural resource other than water is rare and tourism sector is on the verge of decline because of the negative ecological impacts as well as polluted cities. Furthermore, Nepal has one of the highest per capital foreign debt despite she gets large sums of foreign grants each year. The remittances of the Gurkha soldiers and that of Non-Resident Nepali are not enough to support economy, and there has been continual migration of Nepali, both seasonal and permanent, to India and other countries in search of work and other economic opportunities. Nepal definitely needs both
“guidance” and “assistance” of the Federal Government to boost up its economy and maximize the utility of her limited resources. Only unification with India will bestow Nepal with such power and opportunity.
Please feel free to agree/disagree with my comments.
namaste, Bibhuti Nepal
Source::http://library.wustl.edu/~listmgr/tnd/0273.html
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1. Seenivasan | January 8, 2007 at 8:07 am
Dear Bibhuti Nepal,
Thanks for the wonderful article and remainder. I am Indian from very South and i dont speak Hindi. We learn Tamil in our state and our Central Govenment still cannot force us to learn Hindi. But we have 10 ministers in Indian cabinet including Chidambram as Financial Minister. I dont say directly Nepal should join India, becuase i am concerned about Nepalis can misunderstand. But we have one cuture and common in religion. People from South India goes to Nepal to see Pasupathi Nath Temple. People from Nepal come to visiit Rameswaram. We dont need a visa for that, we dont need to exchange money for that. We love to see Nepal and Himalayas in India. Like Bengali’s, Tamil’s you will be Nepali Indian. I hope you dont mis-understand our point. With out being Indian having separate Tamil state, we cannot think of Education, security, and political stability. You dont believe even in a small village in India where people dont speak Hindi, you can see a Nepali Gorka guarding us ourselves, they dont speak local language but they are already in part of our life. If you wish to join with India, people from India will cheer up with you !!!.
Regards,
Seenivasan
2. Ramakant Vista | January 8, 2007 at 11:25 am
Message for Medhesis
I have read the write-up and come to a conclusion that some have started campaigning the merger of Nepal with India. I studied in India and know Indian history better than many Indian historians. When the capital city of India was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi in 1911, no Indian protested against the decision as they did during the 1905 partition of Bengal. The reason was no ruler has ruled India from Delhi for more than a century. That means, either India has to look for a new capital city before 2047, or it will be disintegrated into several countries. Secondly, India was the fourth richest country after it got independence. Today, it stands nowhere near South Korea. Nepal’s poverty is not as acute, abject and crippling as it is seen in India’s rural parts.
It would be better if Indians or pro-Indian Nepalis work for eradication of poverty. It is better not to poke Nepal’s nose. nepalis work and eat wherever they go and live. They have spread their wing beyond Darjeeling, Sikkim and Uttaranchal. They can play a dirty role if Indians do so. So casting dark eyes over Nepal will backfire on India as it continues to struggle to unite its territory.
In fact, visiting eastern Indian states like Nagaland, Meghalaya, Assam, Manipur, Arunchal Pradesh, one can understand where India stands. This week, 58 Beharis were butchered in Assam’s Tinsukya district.
India must admit that the Gurkhas including Nepalis have been playing an bridging role in several Indian states.
However, I may agree if someone suggests that Nepal’s market be integrated into India’s. The merger of Nepal as Sikkim did with India may be the beginning of disintegrating India. The surging Nepal will definitely draw Uttaranchal, Sikkim, Darjeeling and beyond closer to Nepal as these states have been dominated by Nepalis and they feel closer to Kathmandu than Delhi. A South Indian from Tamil nadu, Kerala or Karnataka has not understood Nepal well. The people who grow under colonial mindset will misunderstand it as they are prepared for clarical jobs, and not for scholarly works. Let us work who wins the race, and do not forment innocent minds. The children of innocent Ttarai people need better education.
3. Hemanta Thakur | January 8, 2007 at 12:22 pm
It is extremely shocking and hard to swallow that Nepal be merged in India. For Patriotic Nepalese, Bibhuti Nepal’s dare to express his suicidal view is nothing more than selling the pride and esteem to uncertainty. i had heard (not read anywhere however and please do not ask me ‘where’) that in some cultures of ancient past in order for having some better life, poor people committed this crime by swapping their daughters to the wealthy people for some bags of coins. Mr. Nepal seems to have been tempted by Indian booming economy if not others and does not hold their guts any more. Come on, its true that we are fallen a bit behind but is it any less that we have our own identity, history and systems. Mr. Nepal, please do not misuse your intelectual ability in such unacceptable writings.
4. madhesi | January 8, 2007 at 12:39 pm
Dear Reader,
Please read the above article, in conjunction with following two writings of Mr. Bijay Raut.
Thanks
5. Bijay Raut | January 8, 2007 at 6:53 pm
Once again, thanks for bringing back the 1998 articles in year 2007! That’s what I call Web 2.0, bringing the Web 1.0 stuff (from usernet like nepal digest) to Web 2.0 world of blogging and wordpress!
Since I am part of this so called “controversial ” thread of discussions over 8 years ago (when I was a junior in college), i would remind readers to read the following articles as well to put the matters in perspective.
After all these are intellectual discussions, and should not been taken “too seriously”. Wonder why I became a poet? (http://stores.lulu.com/bijayraut)
Thanks a bunch!
6. kiran | January 8, 2007 at 10:01 pm
What a disgrace. I can not imagine a Nepali writing about his mother nation with the headline that says ” For sale”. The reason why the country, my country Nepal, as reached the state it is in is just because of people like you. This article is not an intellectual discussion as some one is suggesting. To me it appears to be a project assignment given to Bibhuti by the politicians currently ruling the country. Now that they have sucked up the resources and the dreams of almost 3 generations of petriotic Nepali and they would like to make a smooth transition to the growing economy of India.
Shame on you and people like you. I agree the only thing lacking in Nepal is a leader (who unfortunately always become a Indian Government’s pony). Yes, governing a country with limited resources is not easy especially when you are not patriotic, not knowlegible about governing and lack the strength, vision, and agility to deal with adversaries. I think the reason of this is because of short sightedness of our leader.
In my opinion, Nepal needs put 110% of effort in education especially to teach patriotism, law and order and self-descipline. We can easily recover and be an equal partner with India in brining peace an stability in the region.
7. SG | January 9, 2007 at 2:15 am
What a cheap trick for personal publicity, Paramendra bhai. you’ll get a ticket, why do you worry and disgrace yourself? I thought you are a good writer/collector.
8. SG | January 9, 2007 at 2:23 am
Why are you disgracing ALL Terain with your stupidity by putting this article here? How can you demoralize yourself and disgrace all terains from your personal gain?
To all readers:
This is just junk, no terain supports this, including the writer himself.
It was just trick of blogger, Paramendra bhai, to draw cheap attention.
9. Seenivasan | January 9, 2007 at 3:06 am
All i can say is, and those who thing India is having colonial mind set. Also if someone thinks Indians are clerks, you shold be living in drak era. Definitely your politicians and past rulers made you believe that you should be in the same as in 19 th century. They suck your work and blood and live happily, their children never study in Nepal, their children never work for Nepal. They never allow Nepali middle class to become rich. They want you work as securities for some one for your life time. If someone thinks differently why dont you analyze the positive points then thinking about same old thing. Until there is a revolution there will not be any change. If you miss this chance, Nepalies fed upwith present politicans soon and again you will have problem. Without people working and getting job nothing is going to change. Only blame game can happen except any improvements in the infrastructure and society.
10. subhash shah | January 9, 2007 at 3:53 am
yeah mr ramakand bista,
you are true that madhesis need better education. please ask ur pahadia government to open better schools and colleges, where the teachers are madhesis, before madhes disintegrates from Nepal or Nepal integrates into India.
logsuvas@hotmail.com
11. Seenivasan | January 9, 2007 at 5:10 am
A word to Ramakant Vista, you have better knowledge to write becuase you have studied in India. You used India for your carrier and for better life but you dont like India. We south Indians are proud to be Indians and what ever you call Clerk or anything we dont care. We will will have better life and 1000’s of graduates comming out each day with professional degree doctors and engineers, every multilantinal company opens Software, BPOs in Bangalore to give jobs. I know many Nepalies working abroad they dont save their savings in Nepali rupees, they save in $, becuase they not not sure about the economy. Also they come back to Nepal and only write from out side country saying this is Nepal and dont touch it and dont talk about better life for poor Nepalis living in the remote villages. Think about how family system works, how co-operative system works. If you are living in village being a co-operative member you can get loans and you can sell your product for better price. think if you only grow tea, and you need rice to eat,so you sell tea to buy rice. person grow rice cannot eat rice for whole life he need dhall as well. you cannot drink tea for your whole life, you cannot eat rice for whole life and you cannot eat dhall for whole life, you need everything. being co-operative every one has job and everyone improve their life. Pakistan went away from India what they have achieved in 50 years except being labeled as Al-Qaida, i can proudly say Indian Muslims has better reputation than a Pakitani around the world and Indian Muslims has better moral then any others in world. We have 150 million muslims in India , which is second largest muslim population in the world , can you point out one Al-Qaida man from that ?. So think positive about India.
12. santosh gupta | January 10, 2007 at 5:17 am
I agree for above subject as I am Madhesi in Nepal
13. bjvish | January 13, 2007 at 9:23 am
Interesting post. So far, as an Indian I didnt consider Nepal to be a part of India. But, if Nepalis want to come into Indian Union, they will be given autonomy and equal rights as rest of Indias. Indian Union is a union of nations which each state is almost a nation in cultural sense. We Tamils have our own official language, identity, art & cuture and every other state has a distinct identify of their own. But, we all are united by common history & bonds and want to work together. I guess Nepal could fit this profile as it had common history and even if it joins the union (like Sikkim) it can maintain all its identity as it is today. I dont see any Indian culture will be diluting their culture.
This is why we opposed the two nation theory (that Hindus and Muslmims are separate nations). A Tamil or Malayalee is much more different from a Punjabi than someone from Pakistan’s Punjab but still we are united as a nation.
If Nepal joins India, it will have guarantee of security (China had occupied Tibet and has almost destroyed its culture and could threat Nepal in the future) and access to a great economy. Its tourism would flourish & energy would be utilized and wont have food & telecom bandwidth shortages.
But, I guess it is upto the Nepalis to join us.
14. bjvish | January 13, 2007 at 9:34 am
@Ramakanth Vista
Wherever you had studied history, kindly dont compare yourself to great historians. Delhi was the seat of Indian capital for hundreds of years (probably even before if Mahabharatha is taken as history). Calcutta was a capital only temporarily and things came back to Delhi.
India lags behind a few countries, but India’s GDP in Purchasing Power Parity is fourth and inching out to third. Meaning it is one of the richest countries in the world, as a whole, though in per-capita is among teh poorest in teh world.
I dont know what colonial mindset you r talking abt. I dont even know when is the last time you saw modern India. India has no ideas to conquer any other nation. If it had wanted, it could easily muscled & taken overn Bhutan & Nepal. In our whole history we never wanted to aggress on any territory that is not ours.
And btw… whether you like it or not, Indian union is under no threat of disintegration. Though, some crazy tribals in India’s fringes might be cooperating with anti-national elements, we stood together for centuries and will stay with, no matter what. And regarding Nepalis attraction for Katmandu, they r more attracted by India as seen in Sikkim’s case. The Nepalis of Sikkim who muscled its entry into India could have easily made it join Nepal if they had wanted. If we stay together its a win-win. But, if you agree to stay separate, we dont care.
15. Ramakant Vista | January 15, 2007 at 8:38 am
Dear friends,
India is great! The day the Tamils of Sri Lanka fighting for separate state get an autonomy like Quebec, the Indian Tamils will begin to seek grater autonomy. A few multinationals of software companies set up in Bangalore, Hyderbad, Delhi, or Pune have not fed the poor Indians. Once Bengalis talked” What Bengal thinks today India thinks tomarrow.” Is this saying still applicable?
We must realize the fact that software is a service industry, thus standing fragile and weak.
167 billion dollars of foreign reserve is nothing when China spends almost two trillion on defence. Read books — India’s economy is not the fourth largest in the world. It is the fourth largest in Asia, nowhere near Russia, Germany, Britain, France, Japan, China, Brazil, Canada, Australia, Spain, Italy and some of these countries are as small as Nepal.
And let us not talk of per capita income of an Indian. It is very shameful to discuss such things with semi-baked people.
Look East Asia, they teach you better, though they do not speak English and have no great institutions like India’s.
Secondly, we must ackowledge the fact that the Gurkhas under the command of Britisher unified India. Gurkhas are still considered to be the best fighters even in India. What India has is British built infrastructures–educational institutions, parliament, supreme court, railway lines, postal service, etc. Indians study in these insittutions and learn just to talk. You better work and feed your children.
Nepalis have never been ruled by any external force, though there have been attempts. It is impossible to think so now.
What we have is our own infrastructure. China became “one country” in 1949. It had nothing, no infrastructure, no big universities like India had, no educated people like Indians.
Today, China is at least two deacdes ahead of India in all spheres. This is the bitter pill for Indians. You should visit Sanghai, Beijing and estern costal China, you too will begin talking of converting Mumbai into Shangai as Indian politicians do.
I think you should not look at others and imagine something that is impossible. Assess the reality and see into yourself and fear that Nepal too will outgrow India in near future. We are going to start from a scratch like China. And our society is as open as China’s, certainly different from Indian, though we share similarities of culture, religion, language, dress, etc with Indians. The difference is Nepali society is a fusion of Hindu and Buddhism, while India’s is a fusion of Muslims, Hindu, Buddhists, Christian. I think Nepalis are more practical than Indians who talk only.
The recently published book called ” Last Mughal Empire” by a Scot is an example of how Indians study– whether they are fit for clarical jobs or do research works. Wherever we go, we honestly work and eat what we earn. Though I study in India, it was not an Indian built instituion but a British built institution. It is very disgusting to talk to those lazy bums who want to live on the earning of the Nepalis.
Thank you for reading the text.
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17. A Berg | February 4, 2007 at 1:16 am
There is a lot confused talk about India by Tamils on this forum. They are alien even to most Indians in race, langauge, dress, food… A Marathi or a Bengali has nothing in common with a Tamil. It is a bit like saying a man from Congo or Niger is the same as a man from Japan or Norway. Yes they are all human.
India is a British creation. It is now split into three parts. In time it will split into another seven nations. If the mighty Soviet Union can break why not a poverty blighted India?
India will not leave Nepal alone as long as India lives. If India dies Nepal will thrive and gain even more land. In the end Nepal will have access to China and Bangladesh. Where will India be then? All at sea like a poorman’s USSR.
18. Tanka Hook | February 5, 2007 at 11:39 am
My dear Nepali fellows,
First of all I would like to know, who is this Bijay Raut? Second, it would be so helpful, if someone can post the original version of the article.
237 years of feudal system is about to be abolished is a good gesture for free and independant Nepalis. We were never ruled by any foreigners so far, I strongly oppose the idea of being merged with India. It is totally unacceptable, however, the idea of state or provincial system is good example for Nepal. If Mr. Raut is talking about this idea, we should not be cunning twisting the good motives.
19. ananta rizal | February 6, 2007 at 7:01 am
Tangka Hook has said right thing.
20. B Abbott | February 7, 2007 at 3:30 am
I HAVE READ YOUR MESSAGE. I WONDER WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF YOU SENDING ME SUCH A MESSAGE. AS IF I HAVE NO OTHER WORRIES IN MY LIFE. DO AS YOU PLEASE WITH YOUR COUNTRY NEPAL. I NEVER FELT AT HOME IN YOUR COUNTRY NEPAL, AT LEAST IN THE PRESENT NEPAL RULED BY THE REGIME OF THOSE CORRUPT THUG AND IRRESPONSIBLE RASCLES SUCH AS GYNANDRA BAHADUR SHAR-GIRIJA KOIRALA AND THEIR ALLIES. THE MOST, I AM MANY OF MY FRIENDS AND RELATIVES ARE TREATED AS ALIENS THERE IN NEPAL BY THOSE WHO RULE IT, OTHERWISE WE ARE REGARED AS DOGS BY THOSE CORRUPT TYRRANT AND DESPOTS WHO HAVE BEEN RULING IT FOR THE PAST 50 YEARS. THE SHAH-KOIRALA REGIME IS NOT ANY BETTER IN THIS REGARD. THERE IS A SAYING IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND IT PHRASES OUT ” ODIN KHUI” MEANING IT HARDLY MATTERS TO US WHETHER IT IS GYNANDRA BAHADUR SHAH OR IT IS GIRIJHA KOIRALA, IT IS ALL THE SAME, BOTH ARE TYRRANICAL DESPOTIC RASCLES ON THEIR OWN WAY, BOTH ARE CORRUPT AND IRRESPONSIBLE THUGS. IT DOES NOT IMPLY THAT BIRENDRA BAHADUR SHAH, HIS FATHER MAHENDRA BAHADUR SHAH AND HIS GRAND FATHER TRIBHUWAN BAHADUR SHAH WERE ANY BETTER. THEY WERE EQUALLY DESPOTIC AND IRRESPONSIBLE RASCLES.
NOW, IN CASE IF YOU HAVE SENT ME THIS MESSAGE TO PROVOKE ME THEN HERE IS WHAT I HAVE TO SAY.
FIRSTLY, HARDLY I HAVE ANY INTEREST ON THE CURRENT NEPAL OF THE CORRUPT IRRESPONSIBLE UNJUST KOIRALA-SHAH REGIME AND THEIR ALLIES. I CARE LITTLE ABOUT ITS FUTURE. HOWEVER, MY ONLY WISH IS TO SEE IT AND ITS PEOPLE MORE PROSPORUS IN TERMS OF STANDARD OF LIVING, SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS AND SOCIAL STATUS IN THE WORLD.
I CARE A LITTLE WHO RULE IT AS LONG AS ITS CITIZENS ENJOY JUSTICE, EQUALITY, FREEDOM, LIBERTY AND ECONOMIC SUPERIORITY WITH HIGHER INCOME. IN OTHER WORDS, I WILL BE HAPPY IF ITS PEOPLE LIVE A BETTER AND PROSPEROUS LIFE UNDER A JUST, DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL REGIME.
AT THE SAME TIME I HAVE A MESSAGE FOR THOSE NEPALI WHO ARE OPEN MINDED AND RATIONAL. AFTER ALL IF ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL ACHIVEMENTS, HIGHER STANDARD OF LIVING AND BETTER LIFE IS WHAT EVERYONE IS LOOKING FOR THEN WHY LIMIT YOURSELF TO INDIA ALONE IN TERMS OF SHADING THE NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE AND SOVERIGENEITY. THE IDEA OF INTEGRATING NEPAL INTO INDIA IS A WOTHWHILE VIEWPOINT, WHICH CERTAINLY DESERVE CLOSE SCRUNITY. HOWEVER, IN MY CROOKED VIEW IT SHOULD NOT BE LIMITED TO INDIA ALONE. IN THIS REGARDS CHINA NEEDS TO BE CONSIDER WITH EQUAL WEIGHT AND GRAVITY. ALSO, NEPALI SHOULD FEEL FREE TO LOOK FOR OTHER AND BETTER OPTIONS.
AFTER ALL INTEGRATING IT TO CHINA MAY OFFER MORE INCENTIVES AND BENEFITS THAN INTEGRATING IT TO INDIA. JUST IMAGINE BEING A PART OF CHINA AS OPPOSED TO INDIA. PERSONALLY , I WOULD CERTAINLY OPT FOR CHINA THAN INDIA. I AM IN LOVE WITH CHINESE PEOPLE, ITS HISTORY, ITS CULTURE AND ITS SOCIAL, THE MORAL AND ETHICAL VALUES OF CHINESE SOCIETY ARE MORE CLOSE TO MY HEART THAN INDIANS. MOREOVER I LOVE AND ADMIRE THE HONESTY AND HARD WORKING HABIT OF CHINESE. MY CHINESE STUDENTS WERE ALWAYS GOOD AND HARD WORKING AS OPPOSED TO MY INDIAN STIDENTS. THE SAME GOES TO MY CHINESE MENTOR DURING MY PH D WHOM I FOUND VERY CONSIDERATE AND FRIENDLY AS OPPOSED TO INDIANS WITH WHOM I HAD WORKED FOR SOMETIME. I FOUND INDIANS AND PAKISTANI DOMINATING, TRICKEY AND LAZY MOST OF THE TIME.
aLSO, THERE IS A BETTER OPTIONS THAN THE PROPOSED INTEGRATION INTO EITHER INDIA OR CHINA. FOR EXAMPLE, LEASING THE COUNTRY TO THE US OR JAPAN FOR A PERIOD OF HUNDRED YEARS UNDER CERTAIN DEFINED TERMS AND CONDITIONS. THE NEXT IS TO TENDER IT INTERNATIONALLY FOR MERGER OR ACQUIZATION. NEPAL AND ITS PEOPLE WOULD CERTAINLY BE BETTER OFF IF IT IS ACQUIRED BY NATIONS LIKE JAPAN OR THE US.
AS FAR AS ACQUISATION AND INTEGRATION IS CONCERNED THE COUNTRY WILL BE BETTER OF EVEN IF IT IS TAKEN OVER BY FINLAND, SWEDEN OR NORWAY. IN ANY CASE MERGER TO INDIA IS CERTAINLY NOT A GOOD AND ONLY ONE OPTION. INDIA STILL REMAIN A DESPOTIC UNJUST UNDEMOCRATIC AND MISERABLE NATION DESPITE ALL THOSE BIG TALKS ABOUT IT.
NEXT, I CAN PROPOSE ANOTHER OPTION WHICH INVOILVES HELDING A REFERENDUM IN WHICH THE CITIZENS OF NEPAL ARE TO CHOOSE WHETHER THEY WANT TO BE INTEGRATED INTO INDIA, CHINA, ANY DEVELOPED NATION OR LIKE TO REMAIN AS AN INDEPENDENT NATION. IN THIS REGARD, I ASSUME THAT THE MADHESI PEOPLE WOULD CERTAINLY VOTE FOR INDIA AND I SUGGEST THAT THEY SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO DO SO GIVEN INDIANA RETURNS DAARJEELING, SIKKIM AND UTTARANCHAL TO NEPAL UNDER SIMILAR BALLOT.
THE REALITY IS THAT NOT EVERYONE IS IN NEPAL IS OPEN TO THIS DISCUSSION. TO MANY THIS MESSAGE CAN BE SHOCKING AND PROVOCATING. IN ANY CASE, THERE IS YET ANOTHER ISSUE THAT NEED ADDRESS BEFORE TENDEING NEPAL’S SOVEREGENEITY TO INDIAN. IT IS A FACT THAT NOT EVERYONE IN THE PRESENT NEPAL MAY OPT FOR INDIAN CITIZENSHIP AND THIS FACT CANNOT BE IGNORED. FOR EXAMPLE, THERE ARE PEOPLE WITH MONGOLOID FACE AND YELLOW SKIN WHO MIGHT BE BEETER OF WITH CHINA THAN WITH INDIA, AND WHO MAY OPT FOR INTEGRATION OF NEPAL INTO CHINA. IN THIS CASE THE PRESENT TERRITORY OF NEPAL NEEDS TO BE DIVIDED INTO INDIAN AND CHINA.
ALSO, FROM NOW AND ONWARD, FOR OBVIOUS REASON, THE TARAI WHERE THOSE MADHESI PEOPLE LIVE SHALL ALWAYS GOING TO BE A PROBLEM FOR THE INTEGRITY AND SOVERENEITY OF NEPAL. MADHESI AND PAHDI PEOPLE ARE QUITE DIFFERENT PEOPLE IN TERMS OF TEMPERAMENT, VALUES, THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE AND THINGS ARE DONE IN SOCIETY, PROMPTING TENSION BETWEEN THESE TWO COMMUNITIES. SINCE MADHESI HAVE STARTED SHOWING UP THEIR TEMPER BY CHALLANGING THE REGIME AT KATHMANDU, NEPAL SHALL NEVER REMAIN THE SAME UNITED NATION AS IT HAVE BEEN FOR THE PAST 50 YEARS PLUS. FROM NOW AND ON WARD, IT IS OBVIOUS THAT THE MADASHI AND PAHADI WILL SHARE A NEIGHBOURHOOD WITHOUT TRUST AND CONFIDENT FOR EACH OTHER, MUCH IN THE SAME WAY AS IT IS IN JAFFNA IN SRI LANKA. SO BEFORE PROBLEMS GROW WROST FROM BAD IT IS BETTER TARAI WHERE MADHESI LIVE BE SWAPPED WITH DARJEELING, SIKKIM AND UTTARANCHAL WHERE MAJORITY OF NEPALI LIVE. AT ANY RATE IT IS TIME THAT KATHMANDU APPROCHED NEW DELHI WITH THIS ISSUES IN AGENDA. IT IS THE BEST BARGEN AND A SOLUTION A SOVEREIGN NEPAL CAN EVER HOPE FOR IN TERMS OF AVOIDING ETHNIC CONFLICTS BETWEEN PAHADI AND MADHASI.
NOW, TO THOSE WHO THING NEPAL HAD BEEN AN INDEPENDENT NATION I HAVE EQUALLY BAD MESSAGE. NEPAL NEVER HAD BEEN AN INDEPENDENT NATION SINCE ITS FOUNDATION. THE FACT IS THAT THROUGH OUT ITS HISTORY NEPAL WAS NEVER A FREE AND INDEPENDENT COUNTRY. IT WAS WORST THAN A COLONY, IT WAS A PROTECTORATE OF BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY AND WHOEVER HAVE BEEN THE RULER AT KATHMANDU HE/SHE HAD BEEN THE BLESSING OF BRITISH. HAD NOT HE BEEN BLESHED BY THE BRITISH RESIDENT IN CULCUTTA HE WOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO BE A RULER AT KATHMANDU. THE SAME GOES TO TRIBHUWAN, HAD HE NOT BEEN BLESHED BY NEW DELHI NEPAL WOULD HAVE BEEN A FREE AND DEMOCRATIC NATION SOME 50 YEARS AGO. I AM BRINGING THIS INTO LIGHT BECAUSE I FOUND YOU PEOPLE MISGUIDED BY THE HISTORY OF NEPAL FABRICATED BY SHAR-RANA REGIME.
NOW, AS FAR AS INDIA IS CONCERNED I HAVE FOUND SOME OF THE INDIANS SO NEIVE AS MOST NEPALI ARE. INDIAN NEVER WAS A UNITED NATION BEFORE BRITISH DID THE UNIFICATION JOB FOR THEM. SO BRINGING A HISTORICAL INDIA TO LIGHT IS EQUIVALENT TO FABRICATING AND FEEDING THE NEWS OF ITS ADVANCEMENT IN ELECTRONIC AND NEUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY TO THOSE POOR INDIANS. INDIAN NEUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY DOES NOT EVEN MATCH TO THAT OF 60 YEARS OLD NEUCLER TECHNOLOGY OF RUSSIA AND THE US. ITS ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY AT BEST MATCH FRIST GENERATION OF ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY. WITHITS TALENTS AND MONEY IT HAS NOT EVEN BEEN ABLE TO DESIGN A MOTORCYCLE AND CAR ENGINE. THEY BUY IT FROM JAPAN.
AMONG THE BILLIONS THE BEST PEOPLE INDIA PRODUCED of whom it can bost are Chandrashakar Subramaiam, Meghnath Shah, Satyndra Bose, and Khurana. VS Naipaul was born in Trinidad.
21. Name | April 11, 2007 at 2:31 am
Did Switzerland lose its existence amidst the bitter hatred of the world wars?
Since the Sugauli Treaty and the 1950 treaty were signed, the Indian ruling class has always tried to cage Nepal and limit its growths……………we vow, in 50 years from now, Nepal will be one of the most developed nations in the world……….by most developed, we do not mean to possess superior military hegemony, we mean to boast one of the most advanced level of the happiness of the citizens.
Whoever wants Nepal to merge into India…….think about your sons and daughters………….do you want to give them happiness ?
22. Tarun | April 28, 2007 at 10:56 am
I as a Indian would like Nepal to be part of Indian Union ,not because of reliegious backgrounds bz India is secular.But whether Nepal merge in India or not we would alwasy be friends and always be helping each other as we have done for past 2000 years.though Nepal as a Autonomous state would be more acceptable to Nepal and India, a win-win situation for both.
23. santosh gupta | May 15, 2009 at 7:25 pm
******************************************************************************************************************************All i believe is that, It is better to be a king of Hell than becoming a Slave of Heaven.****************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
24. Surav Pradhan | May 16, 2009 at 3:42 am
what a disgrace!!! how can u even emagine to let the dhotis rule our country. u little swine. (sorry people couldnot help myself). lau netaharu le kehi nagarepani hami sabaijana milera es banau bhanne kaha kaha mulo ta dhoti haru lai desh deu banchha. timiharu jasto manchhe le garda desh ugho lagna nasakeko ho…
25. Santosh | May 17, 2009 at 6:02 am
Forget about the integration of Nepal with India,we will in no case
accept the slavery under a foreign government.
So better forget about the integration and try to do something
which will make our Nepal stable. Day by day we r facing a new problem, no electricity,bad roads,no bridges,poverty is growing every day, seems like our Nepal which was like Heaven once is changing into a Hell just because of those greedy,selfish and bastard politicians….
By now everyone i suppose is clear with the ambitious intentions of the maoists to capture the entire state of Nepal, if not then please view Prachand’s video tape on youtube.
Whether a Madeshi or a Pahadi If you are a true Nepali them just come forward and slain down those bastards who have bad eyes on our freedom…we are not going to just leave them and let them do what they want.Its our nation and we have to decide what type of future we are going to give to our later generations…
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27. Jyapu Shrestha | July 10, 2009 at 6:04 pm
i second A Berg’s posting. I have quite a number of friends from Southern India and parts other than Northern India and i speak a lot better hindi than they do.. which is merely a phrase with “bad” hindi grammar. They have their own regional/ ethnic languages and if a tamil speaker wants to communicate with someone who speaks marathi, they simply switch to english. i’ve learnt a lot from what all that implies in terms of their relation to india as a “hindu nation”.
There seems to be quite a few naive assumptions of unification and saathi-bhai living in harmony assumptions (Tarun’s posting)… while the “you’re welcome to india” message is cute.. your love for your neighbors doesn’t necessarily have to end up in inviting them to live under your roof for the rest of their & your lives. you cannot speak for the entire indian population — it is not your house you’re welcoming nepalis to… and if you think your country is your house — you may want to double check on that — there are a lot more devils that dwell under the roof 🙂
India is indeed a British creation.. and we know the era around which “Nepal” was created. Identifying ourselves as Nepali has serves and continues to serve a lot of practical functions; however, it shouldn’t be the core faith that we need to cling to and think through at all times. We all know we have a lot of differences, a lot of diversity… they should not be homogenized under the “haami nepali” or a “hindu desh”slogan. it is not only necessary to practice nepal’s sovereignty in relation to india (or the rest of the world), but also our individual ethnic sovereignties in relation to what we call “nepal” (whatever meanings we’ve associated with it), as well as the sovereignty of our individual selves in relation to whatever ethnic groups we belong to.
kiran, your idea of education if not appealing to me.. i grew up with 20 years of that inculturation, and am now trying to undo it. your idea speaks to me of curtailment. and i ain’t a fan of that no more.. and i wouldn’t send my kids to that either.
28. someone | August 20, 2009 at 4:56 pm
Where in India is Mecca for Hindus?
29. Raj | August 20, 2009 at 5:17 pm
I am an Indian.
India is the European Union of the Indian Subcontinent. It is up to Nepal to join the Indian Union. If the Nepalese do not want to join, it is their loss.
I personally feel that Nepal and the rest of India have a compatible culture and are part of the same civilization. Nepalese can however think differently.
Whereas India would be touching the moon, sailing the oceans and becoming a major economic power in the future, each and every India would be feeling the pride, be he a Tamil, a Telegu, an Oriya, a Bengali or a Punjabi. Nepal would not share in this pride. That is Nepalese choice.
As part of India, a Nepalese can continue to have pride as a Nepali, but also have the additional pride of being an Indian, a part of a larger civilization and nation. By becoming Indian nobody is taking away your Nepalese identity.
30. un | August 24, 2009 at 7:17 pm
to-raj,
just shut up u idiat nepal is not your indian terrotorry as u told “as a part of india….” understand???????????
just go to have the shits of the european
31. sachin | September 6, 2009 at 6:36 pm
In today’s world there are hardly any examples of a country getting merged into another country. I wish all prosperity to Nepal and I hope my country, India, will respect Nepal’s integrity, sovereignty. In India we have great respect for Nepal as its our only all weather friend and cultural cousin. We are always there for you. Please don’t break this trust and heart our feelings by aligning or trying to get close to China. You can either have India or China but not both! If you don’t wish it, there will not be any kind of merger. We are fine with our land and our people.
32. Srishti | September 25, 2009 at 6:01 am
My visit to this website was serendipitous. I was outraged when I read the “Ten Reasons Why Nepal Should Join India”. Joining India was obviously outraging; more astounding was people’s desire to become parasite of other country. Hats off . I am a Nepali and my country is my pride and responsibility. And it should be responsibility of every Nepali. I absolutely agree that Nepal is lagging behind the world; it is regressing to the Stone Age. So, all of us (Nepali) should think about how to develop our country and how to make it a better place. But joining India is the worst idea; the idea that not only hurts the pride or esteem of Nepali but also makes the situation in the country worse. No offence to India.
Problems are rife in Nepal. If you talk about illiteracy and other problems, then is not it your responsibility to solve the problems? Those who propose these irrational ideas must be university graduates or at least literates; can’t they make at least one person literate? Why rely on other countries? Why blame on politicians? Have they ever thought why India is skyrocketing in the development? It’s because they are patriotic and not losers like us (with few exceptions-there are great Nepalis too). They are devoted to their country; that’s why they are developed; they are even able to launch their space programs. I envy them. Shame on us; we want to rely on other countries.
All Nepali should think about “The Hundred Reasons How to Make Nepal a Better Place” but without obliterating the existence of Nepal. Being a Nepali, how could somebody even think of joining other country? Once again, no offence to other countries.
To all those who believe Nepal should join India or China or any other country in the world, I ask you a question, “Have you ever attempted to contribute something to make your country better?” If you have not, then give a try. And you have no rights to advocate/make such an irrational statement/thought.
I love my country and give my best to help it flourish. If you want to join me, you are welcome.
Jai Nepal!
33. nerabi | November 20, 2009 at 8:26 pm
Ma mare pani mero desh baanchi rakhos
Himal ko takura ma Nepali ka pakhura ma
Chandra da surya ankita jhanda
phar phara naachi rakhos
jai nepal
34. kgd | January 31, 2010 at 7:36 am
For starters, I live in New Zealand, and I am an Indian and have just happened to come across this article. I am a professor at a university, and have shown this article to other professors. The following sums up our thoughts –
Those who criticize India, saying that its technology is years behind from USA’s, Japan’s, China’s etc. have been blind to the fact that most of American technology is designed by Indians – eg. 37.84% of NASA employees are Indian Nationals, not even including PIO’s. Those who do not agree with this are fool hardy and have no experience in life whatsoever. And I commend Srishti on examining what NEPAL can do better, rather than blaming everything on India. Its not as if India has no problems, illiteracy and poverty are rife, but should Nepal ask, India would be glad to take it under its wing. However, it is the Nepalese who should choose whether joining the Indian Union is right for them, and India must respect the decision of the Nepalese people, whatever it may be. Though, there are many benefits of joining India, it must be noted that the only real issue that Nepalese state on this article are that its culture and identity will be lost, however we in NZ, find this not to be true. India has never been a whole country, culturally and linguistically, however the thing that binds all in South Asia whether they come from Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka, Bengal, Sikkim, Punjab, Nepal, Myanmar and, to a certain extent, even Tibet is the HISTORY and HERITAGE, which cannot be forgotten; this is what the British used to bind India together as one nation, and Nepalese culture and identity will be preserved as other cultures in India. However, when the British set about conquering India, they used the standard DIVIDE AND CONQUER technique, using this they made us fight amongst ourselves, and eventually took over the whole region. Remember, India was everything as far west as Afghanistan and as far east as Myanmar. During our independence we could have chosen not to repeat our mistake, by dividing again, but we did and all we are left with is India and Pakistan always at the brink of war, Sri Lanka is fighting rebels, and Punjab and Bangladesh are divided. Then India decides to go and make the problem worse, by dividing the country into 28 states and 7 Union Territories. Indians have started realizing this problem, and that is why many Indians support Nepal joining India. Now it is the Nepalese who should realise the problem, and at least attempt to fix it, if not joining the Indian Union, at least help make SAARC a more influential system like the European Union has done to Europe. What Srishti says is true, Indians are patriotic, that is because we are such a diverse nation, should Nepal choose to join, then they too will be proud of being part of a diverse nation. Finally, to all who live in South Asia, remember UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL, so put aside all differences and come together to make a better South Asia FOR South Asians.
35. Savar | July 20, 2010 at 2:02 pm
hey all.. who invited these illiterate security guards to join INDIA? Do we want to waste our money and time for these parasites who earn from India and talk against India?
36. YKS | July 22, 2010 at 5:39 am
@34- Tero bau jahtha chikpa.
37. Prasanth | August 22, 2010 at 10:02 am
Being an Indian , I would be happy to see Nepal joining us. At the same time i am afraid that it might cause instability in the region, seeing how some of the Nepalese respond to the merging of two countries. Also, some nepali politicians dont like india as well.
But it is better to be a joint big country than to be a small country. Because small countries can still be attacked and ruled by the europeans,if they start the colonization thing again.
38. Nishan | September 1, 2010 at 5:57 am
Lets sell India to the Britishers for the same above reason..and then we will sell Nepal to britishers so we will have better purchasing power and our 100 rupees wil be 100 pounds (ie rs10000). It will be a far better choice than going for Rs 160, isnt it…
For money, u can sell anyone..By the way did ur mother and father read it…Please explain what u have written to them…they will commit suicide..coz ur parents would not be willing to be slaves of Indian though he might be a poor farmer…a farmer dont sell his land even a small piece of it..coz they claim it to be their mother who feed them…i m wasting time here in writing all these because i know u will not understand….
39. Mahesh | October 10, 2010 at 5:52 pm
Great! Let the discussion continue……
40. Niket | October 30, 2010 at 10:11 am
@ Nishan
i want to ask nishan , that to be a part of india mean selling your country or your parents. Indias population is 82% hindu. also nepal is a hindu dominated country. with India Nepal can better preserve its cultural, social, religious integrity.India before its indepence was divided into many individual princely states. Nepal was one of them. well i just want to say that indian govt has no ambitions to acquire Nepal as its territory. I just want you all people that show respect to each other country. Afterall we are human first than a nationale. Live as you want to live. Nobody from india is pressurizing to join india. Thank You
41. Rahul Patil | November 20, 2010 at 3:49 am
Nepali’s integrate with Indians? Impossible! Iam an Indian i have nepali friends..Once i had an argument with a nepali regding nepal-india relations..I offcourse dont know much as since childhood i only recall hearing nice things about nepal,how its a hindu nation,how you dont need visa to travel there etc Even our security guard is a nepali and is very kind person.
But sweet sugary coating aside,the nepali fellow started saying india is encroaching our land,i hate india and stuff and i got pissed off.. Honestly speaking,tell me this-International boundries are not marked by any land post but they are in records as satellite images etc,its impossible to grab even a metre of land..Secondly i dont want india to join Nepal or vice versa,because it will always be seen as India engulping a smaller nation.
India is secular,democratic and a booming economy but you have to accept that it also has lots of negatives and we indians love it despite its negatives and i guess nepali’s will not do that..If nepal wants to join india,my heart says YES but my mind says its not possible now..Unification is more beneficial for nepalese than to indians in lots of ways..
We are going to the moon and progressing,India and china’s development is said to be the story of 21st century..
Nepal also has great potential to be a developed natiion but its almost unified with india,isnt it? you people are already bearing the negatives aspects of unification but are away from positive aspects like centre’s help economically,disaster management etc..And Iam a Maratha and Iam a proud one but alsi iam a proud Indian so love my country..
42. vishruth | February 13, 2011 at 6:47 am
dear bibuti nepal
i am from india please suggest your government to add nepal to india we will help nepal become powerful like india help you from the encroaching of china
43. Prachand Man Pradhan | March 20, 2011 at 3:48 pm
Mr. Bibhuti Nepal’s cheap ideas can’t be digested. He should have thought how many parts of India with Nepalese stronghold have been developed as compared to other parts of India. So, I think it is time for such people to merge themselves to the country of their desire rather than thinking of such foolish ideas. Such people are better off than remain in our country. I don’t know why some people are born destructive.
44. Janak | April 13, 2011 at 8:07 pm
If I could, I would hang this Bibhuti to death in the center of the city and invite all the country fellows to celebrate while watching his departure toward hell.
45. kamaljit singh | June 1, 2011 at 1:30 pm
i am of the veiw that one should not be slave of even GOD leave aside country like india with many conflict with in.NEPAL should have its own identity preserved.as nepal is never been colonised is a slap on the face of we indian. even countriy like THAILAND IS NEVER COLONISED, recently i was in THAI LAND , when my tour guide told this , i really felt ashamed.
46. Raja | July 8, 2011 at 5:19 am
To Savar @35. Listen Nepalis are not your security guards. Few Nepalis have worked as security guards because they got that job from Indians because rich Indians don’t believe their own poor Indians are honest enough. India is a country where Prime ministers, professors, elites, all keep maids and treat them like slaves, they call them “Nokar”. Well, a lot of poor Indians do “Boot police” job in Nepal. What do you think about that?
Sun may rise from the west, but Nepal can never be a state of any country, FORGET INDIA.
Some Indian fellas are showing kindness saying, “you are welcome if you would like to join”. Does it remind anybody of the story of how the wolf gobbled the ginger bread man?
To kgd @34: You should understand what it means to people when it comes to their identity. Why do we all have names? If you have no name, you are nobody. Also keep in mind that Nepal was never a part of any union since its existence. How about we stand together as best neighbors?
At last, to this person who (whether you are a Nepali or an Indian) wrote this article, how could you even think of such idea of merging Nepal into India and hurt the sentiment of 30 million Nepalis. It is outrageous, unacceptable, shameful, I have no words to describe it any further.
47. Gu khau | July 18, 2011 at 5:45 pm
Dont interfare in others internal matter u indian parasites, im damn sure china will eat u up.
48. Gu khau | July 18, 2011 at 5:50 pm
Lado kha dhoti
49. saurav | September 25, 2011 at 10:00 am
Hey
All my Nepalese Mates…
I am from Bihar see, close to U & I am with U
Why should NEPAL Join India???????? No No No INDIA IS BAD
1> So what If NEPAL will join & in one night they will become from No Where to Nuclear Power I have paid my tax to govt… NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates
2> So what that OBAMA already declared in his assembly that USA has already lost its future race to Country INDIA and CHINA which is the two biggest economies in the world. … NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates.
3> So what Whole WORLD including UR dear European countries Opening for INDIA and its conditions because they have no choice as because of INDIA has Cheap & Efficient & Hard working labors and HUDGE GROWING .. MARKET … FRENDLY in nature to all countries Be it EROPE, FAR EAST, GULF or OTHERs with excellent Communication skills & VERSATILITY & Excellent Compatibility in NATURE A stone for MORDEN INDIA == THIS IS NOT INDIA “ ITS TEAM INDIA “ NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates.
4> CHINA has already declared in its assembly that INDIA will surpass its economy by 2050 and WILL BECOME WORLDS BIGGEST ECONOMY WHICH WILL DRIVE THE WORLD IN FUTURE!! Because INDIA IS Human based RESOURCE ECONOMY where as CHINA runs only on its RESOURCE which will decline in future … MORDEN INDIA invests more on its HUMAN development Capabilities… NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates.
5> Indian film industry which is multi-lingual and has become world largest & world Most Profit earning film industry Beating HOLLYWOOD. Even Manisha koirala came here earned money and went back.… NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates.
6> India has 90% chance of becoming “PERMANENT MEMBER in UNITED NATION “Among various reasons one is as it is WORLDS BIGGEST DEMOCRATIC & OPEN COUNTRY & other major countries economy is getting dependent on it now & sooner or later. Germany has laid free education to any Indian student who what to study in Germany see recent visit of Germany Pri-minister, USA major change in policies more to India centric .. NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates.
7> Other countries preferring INDIA rather CHINA as it has communist govt… & difficult to manage and hick up relations with US & Europe… So don’t go anywhere future is here!! .. NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free. “No No No INDIA IS BAD” I am with U Mates.
8> India is the SUPER POWER OF FUTURE!!! ONE accepts or not it’s their wish no one bothers BUT?? If it happens NEPAL will also share its glory. Today is all about team work alone u r one but all five figure coming together it’s a punch & NEPAL will get this in one night absolutely Free.
Ha Ha Ha!! “Jokes a part “ …………………………………………………….
Well I can go on and on but what I feel joining or not joining it is not India’s business what is most important that the people Live once and dies … we all know the Country sit is manmade creation “this is MINE THAT IS URS” What is important is peoples life where ever it is in which ever so called country should live healthy and happy.
All the best
50. masnih | September 25, 2011 at 4:21 pm
Writers wants f*** her mother by me.
51. shashi | October 21, 2011 at 3:03 pm
ok guys what ever be the reason… i tell u something.. there are two maps of old nepal. one in india and one in britan. if we found that map then you guyz are done thinking of Nepal. I would join china rather than india…
52. shashi | October 21, 2011 at 3:05 pm
another screwing think… u india sucks..really. i feel like u guyz are the most worse part of whole world….
53. saurav | November 6, 2011 at 6:39 am
@ 48 What u name Shashi !!
it sounds u have a indian name SHASHI ..
that makes us bro .. BROTHER
54. saurav | November 6, 2011 at 7:22 am
@50 Hi Shashi !! with indian name and same origin,, which makes us brother….
So we both SucK !!!
55. saurav | November 6, 2011 at 7:31 am
@50 >> BROTHER Shashi with indian name…
Which part ur from HAEN I GUESS!!
Lot of food, Glory, and Prosperity
Looks nice future for ur HAVEN !!
Cheer up .. (@ @)
( % )
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56. Nagachandra Gargish | December 3, 2011 at 10:42 pm
Its relly a good discussion. I spent around 3 hours reading this.
I have my personnel opinions and i am free to express as i am an Indian (Freedom of speech). and even my nepali brother comment on it ( Again freedom of speech). But can a chinese citizen have this freedom of speech.??
One thing you have to keep in mind that each country will have
1. Patriotic persons
2. Anti social (national) persons
3. people class striving for better improvements both personally and there by socially
4. lazifellows, bastards, idiots ……
India is having all the above. (All nations)
but i am ashamed my self that we are not developed that we suppose from 1947.
but the developments in the country triggered in late ninty’s
but still we are very far away wen we compare ourself with china.
The main factor is diversifiction (materilistic and behaviouristic )that we found in india (unique).
Muslim, Minority and pseudo secularism factor is also has given contributions in decelerating the development. ( In broader sense)
but india 2020 and 2040 will be completely different. (compare India 1990 with 2010)
*# All the above matter is for those who blame and hate India with hidden mentality#*
now come to the facts that Nepal – India
(personel opinion)
1) I wish to see nepal as independent Hindu nation (By default hindu nation means secular in nature, not like psedo secularism prevailed in india)
2) Merging of nepal with china is suicidal because
a. you will lose your culture
b. you will lose your democracy, freedom of expression and other sub parts of these
c. you will become a small fish in big ocean and you are lost and no where in the world
d. chinese will use you to destroy or destabilize our south Asian reach culture ( What prachanda(mao) is doing)
e. what china will give to you? why it has to give?
no sentiments or feelings towards your ( our nepali) culture, religion, people, history, finally development
f. Ia a global views India is having very few enemies like china, Pak.
where as whole world (other than few nations) hate china.
so china is the enemy for the the whole world and for the mankind with there poor moral levels.
3) Merging of Nepal with Union of India.
a. India is democratic and respects diversity (Highest rating in the world)
b. You will be a part of worlds largest democracy and economy
c. your culture and religion will be preserved and continue to grow. ( I am proud be a Hindu feeling merge each other)
d. it is not parasitic or other meaning less words…..you will lose nothing and you may get 371act with special autonomous powers that jammu and kashmir is having presently.
e. J & k has joined indian union very later with higher Muslim population, but still Union govt of india is spending thousands of crores for its securty, development and other civilian purposes.
*f. so consider if you join your main hindu land (Bharatha khanda) than how much importance will be given to you as you are of in same culture and tradition.??
g. One has to see how we are treating tebatian peoples in India with respect . did any country in the world did this? I can stongly comment on this because i am just 10 KM away from Tibetan champ in south Karnataka.
so forget China first than think of independent stong nation (HINDU) if not Hug India with love. our habds are all ready up ….
Thanks for reading my opinion and its completely personnel opinion.
57. chandrashekhar singh | December 26, 2011 at 10:01 am
we are welcome to the merger of nepal into India
58. Anonymous | January 8, 2012 at 2:06 am
Nepal must not be allowed to join India. Let them take care of their own problems. We have enough trouble in the eastern states. What does Nepal have to offer India?
Nepal has played the balancing game between India and China for centuries. First between the Chinese empire and Indian kingdoms, and later the British Raj. Both sides were equally aggressive. But now, it is between aggressive PR China and peaceful India. The balancing game is over. Nepal will realise too late when it becomes a vassal state of China.
59. Gurung | February 6, 2012 at 2:22 pm
I second that. Everything is true that you pointed out. I really hope Nepal becomes a part of the Indian Union as we share close cultural and religious similarities. Besides with this current government, we are failing big time compared to any other Asian country. May peace prevail
60. Tilopa | February 15, 2012 at 7:03 pm
I don’t realize why people are antagonistic towards nepal union with india.
To my Nepali brothers,i would like to say that what seperates us?
Not even the boundary!
We can go in each other countries without Visa!
We have same religion!
We worship the same god!
Nepali is official language of India!
And if Nepal becomes part of India then it will be a seperate state and you can continue with whatever you like but your economy will be integrated into india’s booming economy.And just think how great it would be!
And there is no need of changing the name “Nepal”..it can be kept the same.
Sikkim was not a part of india but it later joined with india and see how it is developing now.
Just imagine a new beginning for NEPAL!
Jai Hind!
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63. bharat mata ka sapoot | February 21, 2012 at 6:31 pm
nepali brothers become part of india we will also make tibet as part of india both nepal & tibet have cultural similarities with bharat become part of india and kill evils like pakistan & china
64. anypeople | April 30, 2012 at 1:58 pm
Share your mom with other people…. This is what you should do. I like India and Nepal. We are like brothers. But your judgement is shocking. But, this is your thoughts, not others.
65. napoleon | June 5, 2012 at 8:16 pm
i just wanted to say more the land,more we will emerge as a powerful nation,dominating the world a little more(size matters),see example of russia,u.s,china etc,this decision will also prove beneficial to nepal in many aspects,as told above
just my personnel views
thanks.
66. Aerious | June 22, 2012 at 3:20 pm
Why nepal should join india? Let them live their own lives. India is already having lots of problems to be solved. First of all we should bring back POK & Aksai chin. Then we can think about others. Now forget nepal, bhutan.
67. TKD | September 4, 2012 at 8:30 pm
for those of you who say India will split,, that’s never gonna happen. Its disgraceful people like you that is making this hype and hate towards India to split at your own political power. There are only hand full of states who will survive if it split. If Nepal wants to be part of India, thats Nepals choice, there is no gain to India but Nepal will gain a lot. Every state in India has power for its own boundary, the Federal is there to see if things are being done. So if things arent happening in your state your 1st thing isn’t to leave India, its to take it to your own state Gov’t. To me personally I’d like to see Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal back with India, Pakistan is a lost cause. India problems are going away as they start diverting populations from major cities to new towns and smaller cities inland, so that India as a whole can grow and not just busy cities. So stop hating and live life trying to make a change where you live.
68. srisuraj1089 | September 14, 2012 at 12:56 pm
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69. Bhoot | September 28, 2012 at 3:54 am
Nepal was never part of India…If it was, why would British just attack India but not Nepal??…Even Indians know that Nepal was never part of Nepal but it’s just that they want to show that they are superior….Indians want Nepal to be part of India because Nepal is the country where Gautam Buddha was born….because Nepal is the country where the highest mountain of the world, Mount Everest is Located. Indians want to show that they have it all…
70. vikash | October 4, 2012 at 2:55 pm
we r very happy to think nepal as the part of india . it can help both country , trust this is 90% lucrative for the people of nepal not by business but also geo. and political like j AND kasmir
71. nepal zindabaad | October 7, 2012 at 5:33 am
I wish our thinking could be a reality…..but reality is that everything doesn’t happen according to our thinking. so, stop being happy for your thinking that nepal is part of india …..that makes no sense.
72. Nostalgic | October 16, 2012 at 3:49 pm
Mr. Bibuti ur suggestion is like a chewing gum, initially it looks sweat but later on you keep on doing futile mastication. Instead of losing the sovereignty, how to gain advantage amidst two larger economies. If Nepal were to become part of India who knows, China may encroach its territories. Please do not force to marry your mother to rich neighbour to be a son of rich father. Try to uplift the status of your poor father.
73. gorakhpuriya babu | November 12, 2012 at 6:15 pm
This post is very disgusting…I mean why and how will Indian intellactuals even support such blatant ideas of unconcern while they better know that nepal as a neighbour did’t given any valuable things (and surely it can’t give too) to India that can be sum up to its glory except some unwanted terrorism,, insurgencies and social unrest with those unstoppable frequent migration floods with their aggressive attitude and behavior, in a region which is already been a ”headach” to our country…..
further as a true Indian, i wish Indian army should brings it’s budget down by postponing gorkha regimes as British did it recently in the light of a new world order as it begines to prevail during 21st century onwards ,western authorities are really great foreseers and so thus great game players too…and we Indians openly admires their school of thought not only because it is contrasting with our owns but due to its constantly dynamic brainstorming evolution with its projection only tied up in future alone.I think that’s a major difference between federal democratic progressive giants like ”INDIA” and those legging mindset leaders with their people of the same like dictators of ”Pakistan ”, or unsecular ”Sri Lanka” ”Bangladesh” ”Nepal”, And of course fierce Monopolized China where head of their labor like citizens are kept always at gunpoint by their authorities with one hand, and declares its cultural integrity and trust in their system with other hand ,labelled as politically stable system. thank you.
74. narupuran | November 13, 2012 at 12:27 am
This is such ridiculous article after reading it i laugh and just want to say to Bhuvuti Nepal, Honesty can’t be expected from cheap people. We know we are against one world where there is no borders. If every country is trying to merge to make one world better places to live, fine. For you its hard to make you wake up and realize what we can do, if India is not showing their greedy eye to Nepal.
All the citizen of one’s country do not want to make colonize of others. Its like you are handling your body to other. They can do anything. Miss Bhuvuti Nepal, without marrying would you like to hand over your body to anyone. I am sorry for saying this question. But i guess that’s only appropriate for you to wake up. Even if you are Indian, i guess it might realize you. Everybody want freedom. I don’t know why you are advocating for being slave.
75. Vipan heer | November 15, 2012 at 9:40 am
Hi, bhiputi what ever the facts you are mentioning here having a rational thoughts your article demonstrate that you hava a big vision with flexible ability to use your brain . I really appreciate your idea but what I think if India wants to show to world as Ashoka empire in which we all are united and we were ruling the world . But after that caste system
Destroyed everything of morya emperor so this is the root of the all the major problems of India and the neibhouring countries as well . Looked at Pakistan now how USA taking advantage of Pakistan . USA troops in afghanistan there is no doubt but there aim is to capture all Pakistan to handle china which is coming rapidly as a world power . So the point I really want to mentioned here after India Pakistan is the strongest nation if we compare with Bangladesh desh , Bhutan , Burma , Nepal and Sri Lanka. So if USA easily can capture Pakistan then who’s knows their next target can be Burma , Nepal or Bangladesh these also are the soft targets as well . So the lesson we should learn from the past is unity is dignity , unity is pride , unity is power and strength means everything so I wish in future we have united India comprising of Nepal Burma and Bangladesh atleast or we can make our separate union like europion union and share our wealth and strength having a open border to all these countries and having a common currency as well .y best wishes to all who got this dream as true and patriotic person we have think about all our neibhouring nations at the we all India , Pakistan , Nepal , bangladesh , Burma ,and Sri Lanka are belongs to same root so we should show to the world our unite and pride best of luck for your great effort bebhuti
76. Roshan Shah | December 7, 2012 at 1:35 pm
Nepal and India are neighboring countries from many years now. In fact, continuously since 1947. Nepal and India share open boarder which is rare in whole of Asia continent. Nepal and India share common religions, culture, trade and many others things. Now query may arise why not Nepal should join India and be a part of India?? because we share so many things in common and yet Nepal has always maintained its independency and secularism from its early day of birth which India couldn’t. This makes Nepal a country of pride and dignity. Therefore, I would like to put this above question in opposite way, Why not India come under the umbrella of Nepal because we have the world’s most powerful and courageous humane armies , the GORKHA ARMIES. who can fight without a missile and rocket power. India will gain more security apart from its missile and nuclear power.Nepal and India share same religion and culture therefore, India will not have any problem in getting accustomed with Nepalese rituals.
Also, Indians will get an opportunity to become the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Indians can say that we have world’s highest peak. They can also say that they are one of the richest countries in the water resources. Indians will be proud to see Pashupatinath in their own country, i.e., Nepal. Indians will also be able to say that they are the switzerland of Asia. After becoming Nepalese they don’t have to keep on encroaching their own land like Kalapani area, the trijunction area of Nepal, China and India. Also, they do not need to keep eyes on Nepal’s rich water resources and floras and faunas because it will be part of their own country, Nepal. India is the name given by the British therefore, India at the present do not have one formal name. They call themselves as BHARAT in HINDI and INDIA in English. A country is called the same name in whichever language it is pronounced……..Also, there are not even a single country in the whole world which has two names at the current 21st centuries. Many countries have been changed into another like Burma into Myanmar but India has two names. It gives them confusion about the real name about their own country. So, if they join Nepal they will come out of this funny but confusing situation………
So, why not India join Nepal………?? lets’ join………….we are ready to merge you and will give you equal rights as Neaplese, Your land will not be treated as Birganj, or Biratnagar but as complete Nepal. Think about it………….you all will gain lots and lots of benefits which can’t be expressed in words.
So, do not misinterpret my words Indian people. Indian people might feel bad or take it negatively as they have really poor in english in most of the remote areas of the country which lives under more poverty line than Nepal does……..So, think Indians think……..If you can’t then let’s stop from Nepalese side as well……as Nepalese will feel equally hurt as you all Indian people do…………
77. Abhishek | January 19, 2013 at 10:37 am
I think you are right.We nepali are feeling sort of inferority because of our poor economic condition and small land.we have low budget,hightax and debt,limited resource and we are surrounded by these 2 gaints.we donot have proper political stability.
78. Rajesh | January 19, 2013 at 10:41 am
when will it be possibel?i hope that time will come very soon.
79. virus | January 19, 2013 at 11:12 am
hey nepal.how much bribe have you taken from raut?
80. Son | March 7, 2013 at 9:09 pm
Nepal was part of the entire land known as “BharatKhand” The reference to Nepal can be found in holy texts.
81. whatthefuss | April 29, 2013 at 4:59 pm
and this is exactly why Nepalese don’t consider Madhesis to be Nepalese but illegal Bihari immigrants. And to all Indians who think Nepal is a poverty ridden hell, why don’t you ask your government to cut ties with Nepal once and for all.
82. Keshav | June 7, 2013 at 3:37 pm
Nepal will never join india.We need our land back which had been signed in treaty of saguali in 1816.indian the selfish they wanted freedom from british but they did not give the land captured by british.we are nepalese we will never join with indian the selfish.
83. ARNAB CHATTERJEE | July 12, 2013 at 9:39 am
Gone through all the topic for 2 hours!
And in the end Found this whole discussion funny lol
84. sujan shrestha | July 12, 2013 at 8:11 pm
nepal will not accept that and india will not leave nepal alone for the security of their own land from china but i think one day will come when india and china will share nepal and world will watch it as they watched invasion in tibet by china and in sikkim by india. sadly im’ proud to be nepali by uncertain about future of my country.i dont like
want world power they just do what is profitable for them.country with highest resource of the world are the countries with most conflict and
i think it is all due to so called super power.
85. sujan shrestha | July 12, 2013 at 8:12 pm
jai NEPAL!!!
86. manoj nepali | August 10, 2013 at 8:12 am
The writer of this article is mad and he should be admitted to mental hospital. There are 40 crores poor people in India and there are many problems like drinking water, electricity and many more with India.It has not solved the problem of Bihar, It has been 50 years since independence but people are still poorest. How can it solve Nepal’s problem?
The writer is insane. He is anti Nepali. He should be expelled from the country.
87. dreamusar | August 15, 2013 at 3:47 am
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88. joel jamkatel | August 31, 2013 at 5:23 pm
nepal will never join to india u got it ??? cunt
89. john rich | September 15, 2013 at 2:44 am
Dear Bibhuti Nepal,
You should change your name Bibhuti Nepal to Bibhuti Indian, as you are trying to sell your nation to India. It is similar to you are sharing your wife with other person as in the name of merge. thanks for pointing 10 reason why Nepal should merge with indian now i am giving you 11 reason why india should join nepal.
1. Nepal never ruled by other nation and till date Nepal wasn’t capture by any other nation like india as india was ruled by east india company in 100 yrs back. If they merge with Nepal, India will b known as too nation which is never ruled by other nation.
2. Nepal has large capacity of electricity which mean india can get it in free if they merge with nepal.
3. more than 7 regiments are gurkha army(orgin from Nepal) are protecting Indian border so if they merge they there wil b more regiemtns.
4. As some cunt from india are claiming birth place of buddha was in india they dunt need to claim as they merge with nepal N they get name.
5. we have many himalayas which are 8000m high if they join they can name it.
6. if they merge will be nepal the trade between india will be cheapest.
7. Indian governement are very much attract towards the herbs which are found in nepal so they can merge with nepal.
8. One of the most beautiful nation where people want to live and work.
9. The country of living goddess lik kumari the city of festival.
10. Country of brotherhood where people from all religion live freely as in india there are many clash between different religion.
11. Since, these are points are just the reply for the admin of the page. I am really sorry if I hurt my indian friends how can I be silent if they are saying to merge my nation with other nation we will die fighting with pride than with shame.
Question for all my indian friends (what if china said to you will you merge with them if no. than why indian government are putting eagle eye on nepal? if small country like north korea, Iran can shae whole world we, gurkhas can do the same just dont wake up the sleeping lion)
Jai Nepal & long live brotherhood between India and Nepal
the cunt like this are the main reason for the collision between 2 nation.
90. rocky jung | September 15, 2013 at 6:29 am
ta randi ko choro bhibuti tero address lekh randi ko choro mackhini
91. sunil b shah | September 22, 2013 at 8:31 pm
dear vibhuti
i am really happy to hear that thinks can be changed ,that i have dream ever ,you have positive mind and it should be, don’t bother with low mind people,,keep sugest good
92. Naga DhanunjayaReddy Dasari | October 7, 2013 at 6:47 pm
This article is good. Nepalis are Hindus and Indians are hindus, then why can’t both unite and became a big nation called Hindustan? After union Nepal can have it’s Identity as Nepal state…. I am really sorry if I have hurt your feelings…..
93. Nepalese_Nationalist | October 9, 2013 at 3:06 am
HOW DARE YOU?
Make the mistake thinking of Nepal as a “small unimportant, and poor” country and try to merge Nepal within India, as India has been trying to accomplish for decades now.
BELIEVE ME, it will end with a BLOODY war, cause Pakistan and China will not allow this, NEITHER WILL THE NEPALESE tolerate this, IN FACT, Greater Nepal will be true in the near future.
With continuous seizing of Nepalese land, India is only increasing Anti-India sentiment within Nepal.
94. GreaterNepal | October 9, 2013 at 3:15 am
1 NEW reason why you should be cut OFF ..
95. CoolLion | October 20, 2013 at 10:15 am
Honestly being a patriotic Nepalese it is a nightmare for me..but sadly the Indians have got a point..Still in my friendly opinion Nepal has not become that worse yet..I think if the government get’s it’s form back..Nepal Should be strong in no time..
96. Dawa Lama | October 24, 2013 at 4:49 pm
I know a lot of Madhesi people are Nepali people as well (except whoever wrote this crap_y article is an Indian mofo). I have got nothing against India.
What is the fu__ing matter with u f___ing Madhesi c_nts? We Nepali have all this kinda problems only because of f___ing open border and u f___ing Madhishi c_nts. You f___ing Indian criminals came to Nepal to save ya f___ing life n you r dreamin to convert our country into your country.
F__k off to your own country and stop writing sh_t f___ing article, will ya?
97. hemrajjoshi81 | October 25, 2013 at 10:53 pm
it has been two years am here in India studying.I am from far western terai of Nepal. while i read this post i got confused either its of one of our madesies or of an Indian. and second thing i just wanted to ask to Mr Nepal what do you think ok if you unite with india, indian govemt will take you up on the parliament. My Bro you know what is the condition of biharies. how the treat people from UP,how south indians are treated in north and viseversa.we know Nepal has less to give, but just imagine is india so much of wonderland that you are sellin our own motherland upon which your idendity depend specially yours coz you are Mr Nepal. its good to be a analyst but dont please dont give your conclusions..
98. Praveen Singh Rawat | October 29, 2013 at 2:24 pm
dear Nepali brothers,
if u r able find comments of Indians on this Page,, that clearly speaks that we r concerned about Indo-Nepal relations
I will not say much bcos I know hardly patriotic ppl will agree with me.
BUT one thing I will say, If china invades Nepal it will b a nightmare for u, as u can see condition of Tibbet >> No Rights >>No Religeous freedom >> No democracy
I know for every Hindu his motherland is above God, but pleez rethink about china invasion
99. Praveen Singh Rawat | October 29, 2013 at 2:30 pm
(contd)….
& I’m from Uttaranchal, I feel much colser to nepali culture rather than any other Indian, the most respeted state of India is “Pahadi” !!
dont mix a Bihari with a pahadi
100. MOONLIGHT | October 30, 2013 at 8:00 pm
U all ‘dhoti’ indians are mentally gone and taking like this. If you want joining, then at first u go to feet of chaina and joint to chaina…….. You don’t have right to speak one word against nepal. U would have seen the peace of ‘GORKHALI KHUKURI’ but didn’t seen how thirsty is this to drink blood. GO TO HELL who imagine nepal will go to under of india… JAYE NEPAL JAYE GORKHALI…
101. hemrajjoshi81 | November 12, 2013 at 5:02 am
this blog is made by a person hiding his identity just want to try to hit on the sentiment. oh man Bibhuti Nepal this guy has got his surname by the name of my country so that it can hit on the emotional nerve. and name of this website is about Madesi and this website worship india.. Man do understand a Thing we are small nation we cant technically stand in front of India but you have to thing at our back there is another Tiger China who wont let you to just sallow us so keep barking your terms. India was never a threat. the one who is threat is us if we let china in our internal affair then it will be a biggest lose for India. India is hungry to eat Nepal but my friend its chained. what to do India we are lucky even though politician are weak here we stand because you just can only dream…..
102. Gobinda Khatiwada | November 12, 2013 at 5:48 am
Instead of demanding our territories back from India you are talking about merging India and Nepal ? Are you India worshiper ?
103. Sridhar Kaushik | November 20, 2013 at 6:35 pm
I would never want Nepal to join India for a very different reason. Today, Nepal is the only hindu country in the world. That would end if it were to join India.
Of course, these are just speculations. Nepalese are proud people. The ones i have met in India were mostly working as security guards. Their honesty, integrity is unquestioned.
Some people here seem to be misinformed.
India was not the richest nation when she became independent. She was one of the poorest.
“British economist, Angus Maddison argues that India’s share of the world income went from 27% in 1700 (compared to Europe’s share of 23%) to 3% in 1950.” (reference: Madison, Angus (2006). The world economy, Volumes 1–2).
Also, it is wrong to think that south indians are not treated well in North etc etc. I am a south indian who grew up in Delhi and did not face any problems. My best friends are all from North.
104. Arif G. Moinuddin | November 22, 2013 at 6:36 pm
Hey, I am a Socialist, so I don’t say “Nepal should join India” or “India should join Nepal” but more like all countries in South Asia should form a Soviet bloc, like the Soviet Union.
I am a 100% chapatti fed lungi clad Keralite Indian….but if Nepal gets too integrated w. India at this point as in form a common country, I fear Nepal’s culture will become like India’s- WHICH IS NOT GOOD.
Ever since the 90s, India has become ultra materialistic. Fraud and cheating even on a friendship level is very high here. People don’t value human relations anymore. Even children kill parents over real estate disputes. I am a Keralite but when I go to Taj Mahal for a visit, I get treated like a tourist, even if I’m Indian. In India, value systems wise we are more selfish than so called “selfish cultures” like USA. People hardly share things anymore.
I remember going to this town called Nepalgunj in Nepal. It was the complete opposite. When my local guide (a random guy I hired to show me around town) got his first round of pay from me, he immediately went over to his buddy’s house and gave him the cash because he was running into debt. His buddy didn’t even know me, I couldn’t even speak w.o my tour guide but the guy’s buddy treated me as his family member. Will u ever find this type of a scene in India??? I am sad to say- no. Maybe in 1977 but not in 2013. I don’t materialism to take shape in Nepal, which will happen if they integrate w. us.
Indian culture is also EXTREMELY uptight. In India, your “habits” like smoking cigarettes, using bhang, using daru etc., defines your character more so than how u behave w. people less fortunate than u. If you drink bhang (even if it is legal in places like Rajasthan), you will find it HAAAARD to marry, even if you are successful. Does Nepal need such a bigoted & ultra uptight culture?
To cut it short, India can be compared to modern Japan and Nepal can be compared to 1930s Japan (in my experience) culture & outlook wise. In general Nepal is just a much more peaceful & laid back culture, not a fast paced individualistic stress to the brim 0 trust uptight culture as India is.
India needs to change its culture BIG TIME and fix itself before worrying about its neighbors. For now, let Nepal be Nepal and let India fix India.
105. Nationalist | November 28, 2013 at 12:03 pm
Huh, Nepal should join India? You idiots think we will sell our Nation for Rs. 60 (160-100)????
Well, then — India should merge with USA, I can give you 3 reasons for this:
1. Indian currency will be Rs. 50 stronger
2. Both US and India hate China and Pakistan
3. Both US and India want their own control over Nepal, and want to prevent Nepal’s friendship with China.
Nepal rocks, like it or not, your shitty RAW is only temporarily disabling us, soon Nepal will be back in it’s line, we will regain the land that RIGHTFULLY BELONGS TO US.
ALL HAIL THE GERATER NEPAL, FOREVER
106. Rupesh | December 30, 2013 at 12:09 pm
This topic is more like a fiction which seems better, feels better but has very small realistic possibility( of truth as well as existence).
I am a Nepali(Madhesi) and I am working in a software company in India.
It would be very helpful and easy for me if Nepal gets merged in India or vice-versa in every aspect( be it cultural, technological, economical or anything else)…. BUT …. Is it realistic?
What is the guarantee that the above mentioned 10 points will really be reflected by two-bodies.(except for some obvious points like 100-60).
In my opinion: As of today’s world, thinking about this possibility is a waste of time, opinion, and intellect. This is not feasible and majority of Nepalese will oppose it, most international bodies will oppose it, and the history of Nepal will surely hate it. No country in this whole world will ever accept to be merged in any other country.
Yes, India could be the best friend we could get thus we should become friends and not anything else.
IN SPITE OF THINKING ABOUT THIS POSSIBILITY WE CAN THINK OF MORE PRACTICAL WAYS TO BOOST OUR RELATIONSHIP AND ECONOMY.
1. We can ask for the establishment Indian companies in Nepal for which we can give extended support, by which both parties will benefit.
2. Similar to EU, we can encourage “South Asian Free Trade Area” which has already initiated. By this the trade b/w SAARC countries will be free and not only the two countries but all 8 countries can benefit from it.
3. We can offer better opportunities to India entrepreneurs.
4. We can offer better hospitality to India tourists( because most the international tourists coming to Nepal are from India).
There are many other things which we can think about, other than enslaving us to some greater power. We should improve ourselves rather than seeking refuge to anyone.
First of all we should open up our minds and vote so that the country could be stable. ( well its shame for me as I am unable to cast vote due to my Job, though I ask others who are there in Nepal)
*Personal view, anyone having contradictory belief should not get hurt by this*
107. Sam | January 1, 2014 at 7:56 pm
As an Indian I don’t agree to this merger of Nepal with India. Nepal is a sovereign nation and we respect its integrity. There has never been a discussion in India on these lines. Some freak may have made such a statement , that doesn’t have any value.Nepal and India are partners and will continue to remain so.India will not get anything significant by Nepal merger. We are yet to fully develop our north-eastern and eastern regions and bring them to an all India standard of living. Lets focus on that first. Someone above was having a wet dream of India disintegrating and Indian’s living on British build trains, colleges, schools etc and comparing with China. That poor soul has never seen 21st century India or Indians.
108. sudesh | January 3, 2014 at 4:35 am
Nepal will never join with india. We can’t even think about that because though undeveloped country nepal is but you can see how much we do believe in our country. We just love it. and it is not necessary to join even the culture is similar. our self esteem doesn’t give us to do that because firstly we have been living as the citizens of a soverign nation since our birth and scondly india doesn’t have long independant history it was under british rule as everybody knows but nepal has been independent since its formation as a unified nepal.
109. Mahesh Shrestha | January 6, 2014 at 6:56 am
Are you Nepali or an agent of the Indian government.? Because no true son of Nepal would ever write this. PN Shah, Kalu Pande and Bahadur Shah, spilled their blood to unite us. You know Balbhadra Kuwar? He fought the British empire, the largest empire to ever exist with a poorly armed Gurkha army. We had to give up some territory, but we kept the British out of Nepal. And if we just abandoned nepal, then what about the blood and sweat of the great Gurkha that made Nepal possible. If PN shah didn’t unite us, if we got scared of the Brits, we would be just a state of India. But because of them, we are free. Were poor, small, weak but free and freedom is important to Nepali people. So if we just became a part of India, what about the lives and souls of our ancestors? Did they die for nothing?
If India ever tries to take over Nepal, I will just grab a khukuri and get out on the streets, screaming JAYA MAHKALI, AYO GORKHALI and fight all I can. Of course, India has technology that could kill me in a second, but it is better to die for something than live for nothing
110. sudesh | January 6, 2014 at 9:30 am
Sathi vanum ki bro vanum tapailai. But my best gratitude for you. Yo des lai maya dekhauni hami( pahadi) le nai ho. Hats off to u
111. Bhimsen | January 18, 2014 at 4:10 am
what the hell this Indain maid is talking…do you think you will get +ve response so you wrote this article….never talk abt this in front of Nepali coz your head wont be in your top anymore …… you might have sold your mother to the kothis of india…so again wanna sell motherland to India again…..
112. ghimire | January 18, 2014 at 8:45 am
Im an indian citizen, my parents r of nepali origin. They came to india 30 years ago in search of better life n r settled here since then. So did they get a better life here in India? The answer is yes! I can say that with proud. Last year i visited many parts of nepal and i was totally amazed with the natural beauty of the country. However, as far as the development is concern, only KTM is developed to the international std. Rest of the country is very poor, lacking basic amenities like roads, proper house, schools, industries, electricity etc. Now as far as our topic of murger is concern, ppl will say that India also has under developed states like bihar, up etc. And the issue of corruption! Butbthe hope development with india is fery high. See indian states like punjab, Gujrat and Haryana were very least developed 10 years but now they r one of the best states! So considering this if Nepal joins india then nepal will be s developed state withhin 10 years.
for those patrotic nepalese who r against the murger, pls answer y nepalis r working for indian n british army? Have u scene any other country that allowed its citizens to do it? The murger is very important for ppl of nepal n im a firm blver thst it will happen wihin next 05 years!
113. sudesh | January 26, 2014 at 11:44 am
See here comes another raw agent. Oe mug ta dhotini haru ko puti sungna gais vandaima hamro k sarokar??? Hami lai afno pahixan lattyaera dhoti haru ko vaat khanu xaina. Talai k tha hami lai kati garva xa , kati biswas xa afno des prati. Ta lai india le bikas deko xa vane afai bas tyo bikas khaera. Yaa aaera badi bolne hoina. Awasar pae paxi jo ni janxa bitch! Ki ta tero sena le yaha aaera varti nai kholna hunnathyo. Nakholnu varti khole paxi jo ni janxa army maa.
114. sudesh | January 26, 2014 at 11:48 am
Ani k vantis re!!!! 5yrs vitra merger hunxa re!!! Yedi vayo vane sab vanda paila talai tero ghar vitra aaera xapkauni ho
115. Sudip Karmacharya | January 29, 2014 at 4:01 am
(please read through the whole comment before you judge. i’ll make it as short as possible)
i find this article to be realistic. Most of the people have the luxury to comment here so I guess you have enough to eat and enough money to use. But not all of our Nepali brethren have the luxury to even dine properly. We are blinded by patriotic nature because we have the luxury to do so. Remember we, the handful of people who live in “luxury”, are not the only one who live in the country. We have to look through everybody’s eyes to make a valid point. Yes, if we join India we might be stronger, more wealthy and more stable.
However, I do not agree with you. We might be weak right now in various levels now but still we are working hard now. Some of our sectors are doing very well like wildlife conservation sector and renewable energy (especially biogas) sector. Most are not but some are. Sure living under India would be fun for all the citizens of Nepal but are we so contempt. We have to prove to ourself that we are worthy of our history. Not that I am saying India is a bad country. It is a amazing country. I just think that we can do just as good as them. Or better. We can be best in the world. The most depressing part about nepal being a part of india, personally, is that when nepal develops it wont be nepal. It would be India. When I am addressed by somebody, I would be an Indian guy. I don’t want that. That is selfish. Yes, I know but no I don’t want that.
Furthermore, most of the things you talk about have monetary value in it. I think it would be most profitable for nepali people if we join China rather than india. We would get more benefits in a lot of ways. I assure you I am in no way pro-china. But really we would get more monetary benefits from china than india. But it is not really about he money is it? There is our history and our dignity. I hate to go over our history over and over again (even if it is so glorious) but If we joined British Raj, who were arguably the strongest then, where would we be? We, nepalese, talk about our history a lot while our future is insecure, but still it is very important. We must make ourselves worthy of our past by not joining india and developing beyond the current realms of development by our own strength.
In the end, I have to ask you. if your mother was weak and poor would you leave her to be adopted by a foster parent? no. maybe she has already given everything she has. Same thing here. Nepal is our motherland. She isn’t exactly poor but still we are economically weak. But do we leave her like this? no. We help her build up. But to develop we must study. Nepal can’t compare to other countries in terms of education, yet. Nepal has some excellent hardworking people. All we don’t have is good management and politicians. We can all handle this. We can make Nepal the best country if we work together.
And yeah I am sure India or China or any other country would not want to be part of Nepal even if Nepal was a superpower or even the richest country in the world. Their love for their respective motherland is way too high to put a price on it.
116. samarpan | February 22, 2014 at 6:43 pm
Shame on u …first change ur surname Bibhuti..u don deserve to b a Nepalese…as expected..wt wud sumbdy can expect from madhesi fonts..India is living on sucking up 1.23b people..sucking from evry sector..dy collect the revenues and make highways and collect again from dr…Indian market is fully dependent on outsourcing..if west stops it and deviate dr way to odrs…imagine how recession ‘ll lead dm to famine and make dm suffer like a fish b wdout water..millions of Indians moving to foreign region..dy only dont have opportunitiz and getting dreams on high..see Bibhuti d country z in present condition bcoz of we Nepalese..we are d one who need development but arent ready to co-operate government if dt costs lil bit of our personal property,we are d 1 who know d parties very well..still we r biased based on political parties,30 million people r divided based on parties..if so when wud unity comes,So b unbiased to any parties,support 1 who z correct currently..if stability prevails nd all pending hydro,road and bio-tech projects 1nc accompolishd i bet u ds jerks will b no where infront of us..”ll take a great leap in 5-10 yrz..dr r so many small country wd small economy,wt do u mean dy dont have any existence…needs to b merged??don luk at grooming present Indian economy and get enticed with..hw it wud b if we make d similar of ours??do u realy think out culture and existence wudn b in shade??definately it wud b..Indian culture and glory is dominated by sum northern states,odrs are living under d legendary of doz..do u want to b one of dm??already many tamilians and keralians has asked for separate nation..do have core hatred with hindi language n northies..i myself have made a study and observance about it..d true citizen of the country z dt who never ever compromiz with respect to his countrys solidarity,soverginty and dignity whatevr d condition z…we may stumble but dont get crumbled down again..coz we gonna get stable again,coz dr z no person or country dt dictates ur correct identification and breeze of liberty odr dn ur country nd ur ppl..u may sniff out wealth and prosperity but u wud never forgiv urself dt u had sumthng n u lost it ..nw ur wid nothng evn though u have…so b strong and strong enough to combat ds debacles..1day definately dawn vl cum clipping away ds dusk..
117. samarpan | February 22, 2014 at 7:23 pm
bcoz of land hungerness of india almost all of dr neighbors are dr enemy and sum are on verge of..one thing i wanna adress here Bibhuti ds present context of ours z bcoz of deadly advantage taken by our so called southern neighbour..do u think d help India z pledging al for dr benifits…dy don want our country to boom up…dy are taking d advantage of we being landlocked..dy have made free border…mur advantage dy r taking radr dn us..dy want to nullify our country ..dy don wan any Nepalese to stay dr..dy want any Nepalese getting trouble to visit India for work so nobdy stay dr n think abt problms solution…yes bcoz of India any low standard Nepalese go dr and earn..don u think bcoz of ds we r being lazy n mur dependent..we dont give time to think abt solutions,ppl blindly go dr..dtz wt India wants,we b passive and don think abt solution and innovation…if we do we “ll b independen,which wud b unbearable and undigestable to India..cant see odrz growing especially us..so think 1 nc hw it wud b singing anthem and national songs full of bhagat singhs and gandhis glory and reading about those forgeting d one who made us,whose blood we r made up,whose deeds and sacrifies gave ds Nepali and Gorkhali name…u vl never forgive urself..u vl b alone living around wd billions ..u wud b speechless wn ur next generation wud ask u abt ur surrender…u will b half dead when world will study our history as an example of failure..so jus think of getting our country get way out from ds deadlock and give a new color…jaya Nepal(HAIL NEPAL AND HELL TO OUR ENEMIES),
118. samarpan | February 22, 2014 at 7:31 pm
And 1 mur thing ds dream of Indians wud b nightmare fur dm…and moreover it wont happen till China And Pakistan are dr…
119. roshan bashyal | March 7, 2014 at 3:48 am
merging…? do you think our country is some-kind of company.Its our country its my country,Its our home.Its people like bhivuti who doesn’t do anything but only make subject to gossip.And we are gossiping her?.Do some work. Bhivuti simply get out and spare us .We are living with the hope.
120. wrishav gautam | March 7, 2014 at 11:54 am
I think India should merge with Nepal and become the 15th zone of Nepal. We gorkhalis will protect you and u will remain safe n secure. 🙂
121. posta_bahadur | March 21, 2014 at 2:30 am
Mechi_knee randiko ban , sala balatkari , 1 gilas 6olera kha.
122. yagnadeepsinh zala | March 24, 2014 at 11:51 am
My god… I am an indian and up to my childhood I didnt knw that nepal is not a part of hindustan, bharat, india. Coz I believe nepali as a part of our oun region… frm birth… whenni startes studing geography thennibvm to knw the fact…. frm this u can study an indian mind
123. yagnadeepsinh zala | March 24, 2014 at 11:57 am
Any anotherthing…. indians dont hav any wrong kind of intrest in nepal…. in the Western part of india still some elder dont knw that nepal is not a part of our region… thats the reason why indians accept nepalis very often… otherwise india is even overpopulated we dont need any foreigner sharing our economy or employment benifits
124. Samaresh | April 2, 2014 at 12:57 pm
Nepal is a separate country. We Indians already recognise that and they don’t need to join India. Yes, India and Nepal can be good friends. And I’m an Indian…. 🙂
125. AnuZ giri | April 8, 2014 at 1:56 am
We, the Nepalese people cordially request the Indian government to return the missing Land of Nepal from the Sugauli Treaty of 1816 with the British. But, why is the Indian Government minimizing the demands of the Nepalese people?
The Sugauli Treaty insolently imposed by the East India Company demanded that the Nepali territory from Tista in the East to Kangada in the West. It would be appropriate and justifiable to consider the East India Company’s ulterior motive beforehand in invading Nepal at various eastern, southern and western lands. They had pre-planned objectives in spreading the colonial domination throughout the Indian subcontinent. To this end they covertly prepared themselves and launched war against Nepal. They succeeded to some extent in dominating the Gorkhali fighting patriots at great cost.
Under the cloak of intimidation, threat and coercion, the Treaty of Sugauli was concluded. It would be justifiable and helpful to discuss the mode and method of the British offensive aggression prior to assessing the validity, legality and occupation of the Nepalese territories by the British under threat, coercion and intimidation on the pretext of the so-called dictated Treaty of Sugauli. The sovereign craving of the people in restoring the illegally occupied territories to Nepal by the Colonial Power must be implemented. Taking all these customary and treaty provisions of the International law norms, NEPAL has a right to get back the ceded territories. Colonial Power, the British left India setting up new sovereign states that claimed sovereign statehood. Pakistan was one of them. The sovereign people of Nepal have every right to claim the lost territory of former Nepal. The outcome could be accepted as decided by the norms of State Practice and that of International Law.
nepal map
Nepal and India have concluded the Treaty of Peace and Friendship on July 31st, 1950. Article 8 of this Treaty states: “so far as matters dealt with herein are concerned, this Treaty cancels all previous treaties, agreements, and engagements entered into on behalf of India between the British Government and the Government of Nepal.” It is evident that the British invaded and occupied the territories of Nepal to extend the Indian colonial Empire. In relation to the British India occupation of the Nepalese territories, this quoted Article also has nullified the retention and occupation of the Nepalese territories by the Republic of India.” -Former Nepalese army Gen. Dipta Prakash Shah (‘Nepal: Sugauli Treaty-1816 and the Breach of Recognized State Obligation,’ The Telegraph Nepal, weekly-2008-11-11).
From the beginning, we Nepalese people have been asking and demanding the lost Land of Nepal. Just after the establishment of democracy in Nepal-1950, national poet Madhav Ghimire wrote a national poem stating the greater territory of the country and our pride. “We had reached east to Tista-West to the fort of Kangada, to which imperialistic power where we surrendered?” Let it be noted that Yogi Naraharinath (great historical researcher) had said, “The Sugauli Treaty-1816 is fake.” He had filed a write petition at the Supreme Court (SC) demanding that the territory of Nepal’s lost land should be returned. The SC had dismissed the petition without any discussion. I have written in many newspapers that India should return the territory from Tista to Kangada with dignity. For national awareness, I have named my daughter Tista, who is now a scientist in Ronast, and my son Kangada who is a geologist working with hydro-power.
Before 1950, the nation was in the shackles of the dictatorial Rana-regime. After 1950, when the nation enjoyed an open political environment, foreigners, particularly India, openly entered Nepal to carry out their conspiratorial activities. That’s why the Democracy could not gain stability. In the name of helping Nepal to establish democracy she endorsed an unequal treaty in July, 1950. They promised the then rulers, Ranas, continued support for their regime. Four months later, she planned King Tribhuvan’s escape to New Delhi and kept Nepal under the influence of India through another document – the Delhi Agreement. Some of the points in the agreement were endorsed without the knowledge of the King.
In accordance to the agreement Nepali Army personnel were stationed at the gate of the Royal Palace and India’s Panjabi army personnel were stationed inside the palace for the security of the King. Indian national Govindanarayan Singh was assigned as the Chief Secretary to the King. Another Indian national Murdeshwor was appointed the Chief Secretary of the council of ministers. Another Indian Angkor was appointed as Nepal’s legal Advisor and Indian General Sharadanandan Singh was kept at Nepal Army’s headquarters. In the name of reforming the army the number of soldiers was reduced to 8000 from 18000. In the name of the security of Nepal, Indian army check-posts were established inside Nepal which was located in the northern border. Nationalist forces moved against Indian intervention, but the intervention continued unabated.
In 1960, King Mahendra had to take over due to danger looming over the country’s nationality. During 1961, and the China-India War, the Indian army established its camp at Kalapani in Mahakali, Western Nepal. To spoil the image of King Mahendra, some biased people say that it was the King who allowed the Indian army to stay at Kalapani, but no survey had been carried out until 1964. The situation was such that we could only rely on maps developed by foreigners. The Nepalese people have been openly opposing the Indian intervention and talking about this issue, not only in Mechi to Mahakali, but also to return Tista to Kangada. All Nepalese should delicately support this campaign. We are confident that Indian leaders will return the lost land of Greater Nepal as a good democratic-neighbor would.
Maoist chairman Prachanda has also started openly speaking against the injustice of the Sugauli Treaty. But how will this issue be resolved? Nothing will happen by pouring bitterness from our mouths. Nationality should be from within our hearts.
When the Maoist party was in power, they did not speak against foreign intervention and wide-spread corruption. When they were in power, their activities, attitude and talks were not of one nature. People say that leadership is identified when one is in power. The Maoists were the same, when they were in power, it was a matter of grief. They didn’t show any respect towards the nation, national identity or conventional beliefs.
In the 10th Bhadra issue of Rajdhani, Prof Dipak Gajurel wrote, “The Sugauli treaty that was signed in 1816 between Nepal and British India has been dismissed 59 years ago. The dismissal of the Sugauli treaty means Nepalese territory is automatically as before the war of 1841-1816 between Nepal and British India. The current territory of Nepal in between Mechi and Mahakali has been given to Nepal by Article 2 of the Sugauli treaty. After the dismissal of the Sugauli Treaty by the Treaty of 1950, our territory automatically remains as Tista in east, Satlaj in west and nearly to the Ganga River in the south. However the territory is still in the control of India. Nepal has gained from it. Since 1950 the treaty is still functional. Nepal should therefore gain back the territories of the east to Mechi, west to Mahakali and that to the south which are in control of India.”
Nepali scholar and Political analyst Bijayamani Dixit says “Jawaharlal Nehru, the PM of India had said that Nepal has made us proud by remaining a sovereign independent nation in Asia against British Empire reign (where the sun never sets.)” Similarly Mr Dixtit says “The British in India has promised to return the entire Nepalese territory to the then PM of Nepal, Jung Bahadur Rana, which was taken by the East India Company after the Sugauly treaty. In the mean time they returned four big districts in the western region termed as “Naya Muluk” and promised again to return all of the Nepal occupied territory before British rule. During the signing of the Peace and Friendship Treaty in 1923, Chandra Sumsheer had asked the then British Governor General of India to return the promised land. The British response was that it would be a great headache for the British as large population was moved to that area rather than take the income generated from those territories – Tista to Kangada and Sonpur, Gorakhpur (south). Later that amount was raised to five million. British India used to pay the sum (Rs 50 Lakhs) even after the independence of India. After the so called 1950 revolution in Nepal the payment as well as the issue of ownership of Nepalese occupied territories has stopped.”(May 31-2010, Janabhawana Nepali weekly)’
In the same regard, several nationalists including Prof Fanindra Nepal demanded the return back of lost parts (Tista to Kangada) of Nepal protesting in front of Indian Embassy in the occasion of Republic Day of India in 2009. These aggressive rebel voices were not raised without any reason. For 20 years, Phadindra Nepal has been fighting to return our lost-land. The efforts of Phanindra Nepal are praiseworthy.
India let not tease Nepal. I had a comment also published in the Indian Express Dec 2 of 2009, ‘The controversial Sugauli Treaty signed between the British East India Co and Nepal in 1816 that compelled Nepal to concede almost a third of its territory to the British colonial rulers of India. Respectfully, I hope, cordially Indian government should return the Nepalese LAND.’ India should not see Nepal with attacking sight. Nepal must not surrender to India in the sake of cooperation.
Senior journalist Debprakash Tripathi writes in Ghatana and Bichar on Aug 19th of 2009 (3rd Bhadra 2066- How long must the Nepalese people be passionate just by democracy (Loktantra) written in the paper? The representatives of nations call Nepal wherever they seek help. Seeking help for nothing is becoming a national belief and it is due to this that our international reputation is not being improved.
Pradip Nepal, UML’s Party leader writes in Gorkhapatra Aug 19th 2009 (3rd Srawan 2066) – “The Darjiling area in the east was taken in lease for temporary use by British Indian administrators. They used to pay Taxes (Morgase) to Nepal. After 1947, Darjiling became a part of the Indian Territory through Rana and later administrators of Nepal, though it was never a part of India historically. Indian ambassadors typically make addresses showcasing their supposed cooperation by sending billions of rupees to Nepal. But since 1950, they have hid the fact that India earns thousands of billions of rupees from forcefully controlled parts of Nepal. If India wants to be good neighbor then it must raise itself from this greediness.”
And it is our request India should ready to manage and control the open border between Nepal and India, from Tista to Kangada by fencing or construction of a wall along the border with consent of both the countries, and maintainenance of the 7-10 border points. But,the Indian side is not willing to listen to the voices of nationalists of Nepal.
Although it is late, Prachanda, the Maoist leader has opened the reality of Indian intervention (after Jun 20). “India should return the Nepali land. After India became free, that which had been lost after the Sugauli Treaty-1816 with the British ruler in India, and all other unequal treaties. The Sugauli Treaty is no more in existence after the British rulers quit India, and the treaty with them doesn’t exist.” As every corner of Nepal are unmanaged, it will be easier to control Nepal by India. How can a nation surrounded by traitors and foreigners be protected? So, we should return the missing land of greater Nepal.
We can mention an instance of Indian’s intention. Former Premier Kirtinidhi Bist writes (Rajdhani, 25th Aug.2009 “Nepal is now like a pilot-less airplane. The Indian ambassador is behaving like Viceroys in British India. Now it is necessary to understand Nepal’s situation and condition being by China and India. The nation’s identity should be maintained on the basis of cultures and traditions so that the nation would remain strongly united. Nepal needs a politician and a mature diplomat, also the country needs a national commitment to the welfare of the people and the sovereign existence of the nation. We must have courage to counter these larger and stronger countries, not tease them.”
The so-called republic, secularism and ethnic federalism issues are not the issues of Nepal. These agendas are foreigners conspiracies to collapse Nepal. In such case, there is no alternative to make Nepalese people and Army stronger. The Nepalese Army that was constituted from time of Pirthivi Narayan Shah (1755) can not remain for the sake of Nepal. Even the Supreme Court wouldn’t appreciate traitor leaders and foreigners. Those who are trying to politicize the court and national army are no doubt culprits. They should be punished and get out. The Nepalese people of the Kingdom of Nepal and those scattered globally wish that the nation will exist forever with the combined effort of the Kings, political parties and people. Nepalese democracy in which the King has been displaced has also been observed. Nepal can not survive without the King. The country must get an answer by the King and the people of the welfare of the people and the nation. Parliamentary democracy is our ultimate goal. This can be achieved with necessary amendments in the Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal; 2047. The present constituent assembly can not formulate the new constitution. Even if it is formed, the nation won’t be saved.
Now let’s be strong and committed from every corner for the country’s existence against the foreigners intervention and Nepalese traitors.
126. bheeshm | April 21, 2014 at 4:17 am
NEPALI PEOPLE ARE UNGRATEFUL AND THEY ARE STUPID ALSO.THEY SHOULD JOIN CHINA.THEY KNOW THAT THEY NEED INDIA BUT THEY ALWAYS ABUSE INDIA.
127. dhoti hater... vele hater | April 21, 2014 at 10:48 am
wow…now a dhoty is calling us stupid just because ungrateful to them… why should we b greatful with those bitches? we dont need that hell nation….. rather india needs nepal because until nepal is an independent nation india has threat from china because we won’t abuse china even it interfere here in our nation because we know china neither has any wrong interest in our country nor it can ever occupy it due to the geographical condition….. and its that hell nation which is trying to impress Nepalese people with different nonsense helps and aids and turn us in the favor of that shit nation from china supporters !!!…… but they can never understand that we will never be in favor of dhotyland and will always feel proud to ABUSE it till the hell from the heart….. we need not join china bitch, its already our ally but we can never befriend with india and we never want to….nepal joining with india!!?? haha keep on day dreaming… we will rather return our land from that shitwhich we had lost to britain coz those land still belongs to nepal ligally…..we can get them back if we claimed it in international forum…its just because of our weak government we are not being able to do that….but things do not remain same always… our day will also come….so here, it is proved that the indians are the most stupid in the world living in the nonsense idea that people can be impressed with some unwanted helps and be merged with them!!??…..lol kepp on day dreaming …. whose father’s what goes on dreaming and imagining lol
128. Vivek Shrestha | May 5, 2014 at 7:22 pm
Sir, with my humbleness I request youvto remove the post “Why Nepal should join India?”, because what we believe these are sensitive questions for our Nepali people.
As far as I beieve you won’t be replying to my message butvwe both are educated so let us not act dumb.
Please I am requesting you to remove it sir.
And if you on’t want to remove it and if you want to share your good points with me then please feel free to write bac @VIVEKSHRESTHA304@GMAIL.COM
Let us work hard and vision a New Nepal 🙂
Thank You
Jai Nepal.
129. Arendee | May 24, 2014 at 7:26 am
This is quite honestly the stupidest blog post I have read for quite some time. I am dumber for having read it. Period!!
130. Vishnu Sharma | May 27, 2014 at 8:10 pm
Your suggestion is an excellent one.
When Nepal is annexed by India to form its northern state, it will be like the child returning to the arms of its mother.
It can expect nothing but love and nurturing from its mother.
Common Blood and common Culture should belong to a common Rashtra.
Hindu Nepal will become part of greater India. India will be more powerful and so will Nepalis who will find employment and education opportunities in various parts of India.
Indian schools like IITs and IIMs can be established in Nepal and we will also boost tourism which will take to the skies.
131. Raj Rao | May 31, 2014 at 5:14 am
Factually it is true. Integrating with a bigger country bring infinite opportunities to the people of the region. Being a citizen of a bigger country has the following benefits
(a) Nepal’s industries will get unhindered access to multiple seaports and airports, so that businessman can build enterprises which are world class and world dominating. For example, Reliance industries started in a state called Gujarat, now they have setup industries near multiple seaports depending on the advantages a location offers. This is true about, Infosys, Wipro, Mahindra group etc. Can Nepal build such world conquering and Fortune 500 companies?
(b) Scale a person or business is limited only by his or its ability in a big country like India. Manpower and opportunities for an individual abundant.
(c) Citizens of the Nepal can have unlimited opportunity. For example, a friend of mine with Nepal passport, studied engineering in Bangalore. Since he was in Bangalore a big US based multinational company came for campus interview and offered him a job in Bangalore office. Now he has advanced in his career and settled in European capital of Paris working for same company. Whether he would have got this opportunity if he studied or worked in Nepal? Now his global knowledge will help him to understand and build his own global enterprise.
(d) All major multinational companies have their office in different parts of India. Goldmansachs, Morgan Stanley, SAP etc. India citizens who have joined as employees have raise through the ranks and now they are heading the regional as well as global operations. Does a Nepal citizen can ever imagine this sitting in Nepal? If Nepal was part of India free movement and Indian passport would have helped him. Something like how people from UP and Bihar come to Bangalore and write their names in corporate history books.
(e) There is power in scale. The power is exponential. Citizens of large countries can do and achieve which smaller countries can only dream of. This is specially true for landlocked countries. Can ever Nepal will have skilled manpower to build world dominating anything? company, military or economy?
The above comments by others(Nepali’s working in Indian corporate sector) also support my view that Nepali citizens will have more opportunity in life than now if they become part of India.
132. Raj Rao | May 31, 2014 at 5:23 am
Going for a loose federation is never good and it is going to fail. Till a strong leadership prevails federations will sustain. But, when a weak leadership comes federations break away. It happened in USSR, Yogoslavia, etc. Strong center with much weaker states can only guarantee long term ,life of a country, like China and India. Both of these countries have different culture and language in the extreme edges but they are still intact, because state government does not have much power.
133. harkman | June 25, 2014 at 7:38 am
sounds like RAW agent………
134. Ichha | July 28, 2014 at 5:51 pm
Um nepal is great on its own. Can you not see people all around the world coming to nepal. You need to respect Nepal. And i agree with you Arendee, it is stupid!!! A real nepali would never say this about the land his ancestors lived in.
135. Siddharth Bharti | July 31, 2014 at 11:27 am
To my Dear Nepali & Bhutanese Friends,
I hope you have come across these famous lines before also:
Ready or not
Here I come
Where you at?
The night is young
In the crowd the music’s loud but I will find you
Ready or not
Here I come
I like your face
Do you like my song?
Just sing it la la la la la la and I’ll find you
Ready or not (Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh)
Ready or not (Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh)
Whether by choice or not, you will very soon become part of the great Union of India ! Atleast then your poverty, education, food & security problems will resolved forever.
Your loving friend from India:
Siddharth
136. Biraz Shah | August 3, 2014 at 2:55 am
Lets i give u last decision change your country name and put NEPAL than we will think??? Don’t lets me down other wise i will f**k your delhi town
137. ghimire | August 4, 2014 at 12:53 pm
well when I wrote my first comment on the article, then NaMo was not PM. Now he is the PM, so very soon the dream will come true. Nepal has two choices 1) shake hands with him or it will be bend over by him for…… cos as I read the situation, now due to BRICS, Chinese have rejected to upgrade the stupid, ignorant and thankless breed.
138. shaz | August 11, 2014 at 2:57 pm
Dear bibhuti I am an Indian I agree to your idea of integration Nepal to Indian union.morover we share acommom culture.in my its not only Nepal but whole of Indian subcontinent should unified under a secular modern minded union
139. League of Legends | August 15, 2014 at 5:06 am
I think it will be a great move for Nepal’s economy and also it will help protect against future problems with China.
140. Anil | August 18, 2014 at 6:08 pm
Nice article. Indian Hindu’s always feel for Nepal like muslims feel for Mecca. If Nepal joins india, BJP will spends crores of rupess to make Nepal into major religious and tourist spot that would give Nepalese unimaginable employment opportunity and purchasing power. Nepalis would be treated like royals and would be welcome everywhere in India. They would be Indian citizens and can buy houses, cars, own land properties anywhere in India! They can open their business, hire people and be successful.
Indian government will also provide crores of financial assistance for development of Nepal state and will provide security for Nepal.
141. dhoty hater | August 19, 2014 at 1:35 am
Aru chai hoina tyo ghimire vanne radi ko choro lai dekhe vane sure chapkahxu…
142. Bibek Poudel | August 28, 2014 at 11:47 am
People like u should be hanged. U’re a disgrace n waste of a sperm.
By ur foolish logic, why not all countries of world join US/UK ? They are most powerful countries n influence whole world.
143. akhand bharat | September 12, 2014 at 8:55 am
the 1950 treaty is unequal..it gives equal rights to nepalese in india but not equal rights to indians in nepal .
don’t know why indian govt. is holding onto it nepalese r employed in indian govt jobs and study in indian govt institutes.can something like it be expected from nepal towards indians living there??
nepal should have been integrated in india in 1947 under the instrument of accession like other princely states.
the indians value nepalese ,probably that is the reason why nepalese speak crude language against india…u understand the value of something when it is no longer with u. now they have adopted new tactics of squeezing more funds from india …by threatening to cultivate ‘strategic’ ties with china. i don’t understand why indian govt. is worried …let nepal go towards china .they will meet the same fate their tibetean counterparts met & then will come looking for asylum in india.
nepalese speak very highly of their lineage..let me tell u that though nepal has given birth to u it is india that has brought up generations of nepalese living here , caring like it’s own citizens. & is this the loyalty that is expected in return??
there r bizzare claims over some indian territories…just because we have allowed nepalese to settle without any restrictions gives them no right to start claiming our territory. let them go & claim chinese territories & they will be given a bullet in return.
my only advice is ‘ value what u have’
144. Madan krishna bahadur | September 22, 2014 at 11:58 pm
Nepal is a friend of India and China. End of the story
145. T Lama | September 28, 2014 at 10:15 am
Puerto Rico would like to join the US because US is the richest country in the world. The facilities they can get by being a US state is worthy. I wouldn’t want to be one of the billion indians…
146. Xiao Zhang | December 8, 2014 at 2:11 am
I do not understand why most Nepalese despise Indians so much while most Tibetans revere it. Even in mainland China, most Chinese still harbor some measure of respect for the Indian subcontinent (it is after all, where the Journey to the West ended, and where the Buddha comes from). Do most Nepalese really hate the Indians this much?
147. Pravin | December 16, 2014 at 3:41 pm
Landed here because of stupid google search about nepal…..Gone through the whole article and all comments… …So much of discussion here about this indo-nepal merger topic… nobody can think of india merger with pakistan or bangaldesh……..but case of nepal is different because indians consider Nepal as a good friend and nepali people are already integrated in indian society in virtue of their jobs in india and our army.
Lets this friendship continue!
We can enter into EU kind of thing as of now, so that both parties prosper with new market and opportunities. Even Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri-lanka, Mymanmar could be other fellows joining the party. Pakistan gone case as of now and they need to come up strongly with their internal matters.
No Indo-Nepal merger required as of now. But history in future course is always unpredictable and may offer surprising outcome. Border lines can be restructured and mergers/ split-up are always bound to be there.
If india stand strong by effort if all indians, Indian union may continue. But if it does not offer good outcome to certain sections or territories, they may choose the other path. A strong center and equal opportunity to all communities/ states/ religions in this union, we should work for to remain united. Remember united we stand, divided we fall.
My Identity: A typical like for any other Indian having multiple identities. I am an Indian. I am a Maratha by caste. I am a Marathi by language. I am from Maharashtra state of India.
148. The Rattle Snake | January 21, 2015 at 9:57 am
Being a proud Nepali i ‘d rather Die, than being an Indian.
149. sensRational | February 20, 2015 at 1:46 pm
Would like to express few of ideas and logics here shortly
150. Rajen | February 21, 2015 at 2:17 pm
Should Nepal join India?
It is not possible because Nepal is a part of that historical, geographical and civilizational entity called INDIA – whether one like it or not.
Question should have been – Should Nepal join INDIAN UNION?
Please do note that INDIA and INDIAN UNION are not synonyms. INDIA is a geo-historical and cultural area whereas INDIAN UNION is a political organization that was founded in 1950.
Idea of INDIA is more than 3,000 years old. Highest ideal before any South Asiatic monarch — including monarchs of what is now Nepal — was to become Chakravarti of Bharatavarsha, the land between Himalaya and Cape Comorin. India was always perceived by Indians as a geographical, ethnological and historical unit that was crying out to be unified.
151. sensRational | February 21, 2015 at 5:51 pm
The above reply is just to see if my comments can really be posted here or not, as I write pretty long comments and replies, and it is painful to see my comment not accepted after writing long comments.
So would like to express my views for Nepal. I am of the view that Nepal is actually a part of India i.e. Bharat not on the historical grounds(as it can be corrupted), but on the basis of probably even more rational, logical and verifiable Political, Geographic, Cultural, Linguistic, Religious, Culinary, even Psychological grounds. On these grounds I think Nepal is actually must had been a part of India.
But there are few differences created due to some factors that confuses people of both countries that Nepal is actually an independent country. As per my opinion the things confuses people to recognize Nepal to be the part of India i.e. Bharat is as follows:-
1) First and foremost British didn’t succeeded to take over Nepal and ruled over Nepal.
2) Nepalis consider those who conquered Nepal as Nepalis themselves, and not “others” who conquered the different regions of current Nepal and united as one country(Just like what British did with India). I think that just because British came from far away country, it get readily taken as rule of other country, while the people originated from within current boundary of existing Nepal is not considered from other country who is ruling over conquered land. This is one of major reason that confuses both Nepalis and Indians that Nepal is not conquered and ruled by people of other country, which actually it is, because it is well known that Nepal is conquered by other king who is from some part of current Nepal.
It might be difficult to understand, so let’s have one example: People say India is not one country but the union of different countries, but let’s say Maratha empire conquered all of India, plus some part of other neighbouring countries and form a country called “Maharashtra” and whose people are called as maharashtrian. People from other part accepted this change and over the years consider them as a Maharashtrian and get illusion that Maharashtrians themselves (which they actually not) conquered Maharashtra and ruled over it, which is logically seems faulty if the country is under one single rule. I think this is the thing with Nepal that Nepalis think that one who conquered Nepal are Nepalis themselves, because it is true that Nepal is conquered land, then what is conquered if it is one. The one who fought war fought against whom.
3) Nepalis as well as Indians(including whole Indian subcontinent) do not give much importance geographical, cultural, religious, linguistic, culinary grounds to understand exactly what is their identity, which is more crucial to understand our identity than the one who ruled the area or region, who are nothing but an mafia of yesteryears who used to loot common people to built their palaces, keeping people under poverty and ignorance. Indians and Nepalis should overcome this kind of mentality. Origin is not about kings and kingdom, but the origin regarding origin of culture, origin of religion, origin of language, food, thoughts, race, mentality. Who ruled over you is not important, but what is important is where your culture originated, language originated, what you eat, what you believe and where it originated is important to recognize your identity. Nepalis need to overcome their kingdom mentality, and start to think about their identity in a broader perspective.
4) Indians and every nations of Indian subcontinent are very much logically deaf and dumb, and do not have known any rules of logic, which is why they usually fight, threaten, shame, ad hominem others, and never come to conclusion for better future with valid logic as we can very well see it here too. They don’t understand emotions are not compatible with logic and practice of being rational and are very much of the mentality of seeing the difference rather than similarity, even if similarity are 100s and differences are few in number. Our mentality of discriminating with others among ourselves is what responsible for our problems and the way we behave so selfishly and destroying our own countrymen claiming them to others. I think we should learn how to recognize our identity and which sources could really be reliable and honest, and honestly follow what the logic tend us to show the reality. We really need to recognize our identity honestly and for that we need to use our own logic without getting influenced by political propagations and hypes.
I think these are few things that are responsible for confusing us of our identity. So I think Nepalis as well as Indian need to overcome these confusion creating factors and very consciously apply proper ways determining our identity, with logic and proper source, without being effected by corrupt historians, politicians, kings, and emotions like pride and anger. I think if you are honest and honestly think that you and your opinion is right then be logical and rational with some points to say, and stop abusing, shaming, threatening because these are the things what the stupid do who do not have any idea what to say other than their commonly idiotic baseless stupid assertions.
So coming to the point why I think Nepal is actually a part of India. As I already said that I think so on Geographical, Cultural, Linguistic, Religious, Culinary, Psychological grounds etc. So let me give some of my insights on each of the things, and how Nepal and Nepalis are as same as India and Indian.
Geography- Indian subcontinent has a kind of geography which actually separates it from rest of the world, and the people from here are all Hindus historically. Nepal falls under this geographical boundary. Historically this geographical boundary is referred as India by the people outside this geographical boundary because of the reason that people living inside this boundary are similar to each other in many ways, and very much different to the rest of the world. Three very tiny Nations i.e. Nepal, Bhutan and Sri Lanka consider themselves to be a different nation other than this comparative giant sized India, even when they share their ancient histories with this distinct geographical identity by this or that way, along with many other things as well. Strikingly all of these nations are tiny Kingdoms, which historically spread all over India but abolished. Seems quite difficult to be termed as different countries whose people are not one, and among the same people. It is quite difficult to understand Nepalese, Bhutanese and Sri Lankan people cannot be an Indians who are living over their respective countries. What do you think about it?
Culturally- Well what to say, cultures across India differs and have some similarities too. There is nothing like any uniform Indian culture, but there are significant similarity in culture across India. Generally what is different is language, the way festivals are celebrated and named, and maybe many more things, but what is similar is social evils. This happens all across India and Nepal seems to be one of them. Would like to suggest Wikipedia article about dowry :- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dowry (jump to “Current practices”)
Linguistic- Suggest https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India Nepali is almost like Hindi, similar to other North Indian languages, while Tibetan, Burmese and Iranian are not like Indian Language, though have influences along its geographical borders. But Nepali is certainly Language of Indian origin.
Culinary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepalese_cuisine Read the first paragraph. Very much Indian.
Religious: Well, IMO this is the most important to understand that Nepal is part of India. Hinduism is exclusive to India. Hindus have their pilgrimage scattered all over the places in Indian Subcontinent, similarly in Nepal too. Hinduism is not like any abrahmic religion in which pilgrimage centre is at only one place, and the rest of the area can be divided according to language, culture, cuisine etc. and make up a country. Hindus and Hinduism is the binding force of India which recognize it as distinct and united country. How? Hindus have their Holy places all across India, and like to visit any or all of the places as per their interests and for that they need to go to the places with other language, culture, cuisine etc. That means Nepalese being Hindus mostly must have visited the temples from centuries and Indians have visited temples in Nepal without any discrimination of nationality. This might had been from many centuries and millennia, and it surely have caused some Indians to settle at Nepal, and some Nepalese to settle at India without any questions of visa and nationality. So it is quite difficult to say that Nepalese are not Indians. To me it is difficult to even think that Nepalese never been to Varanasi, Rameshwaram, Jagannath, Somnath, Kedarnath, and Indians never been to Pashupatinath. Hindus of Indian subcontinent are all Indians because they use to go across whole India without any question of nationality, and kingdom.
Nepal is not an another country, but one of the kingdoms within India, who luckily never defeated by any well known kings of Indian plains probably, and not ruled by British, so this illusion of a country is created. That’s it.
Now Psychologically: Well, by the talks and attitude Nepalese are showing is very typical to Indians but due more illiteracy and having lived with more illiterate and village people, Nepalese are showing double the stupidity of Indians. So what is the typical Indian psychology Nepalese are showing here, which is very common in India? The psychology of having discriminatively pride based mentality. Indians very commonly have this kind of mentality, which is of having too much pride based on discriminations against others among themselves, be it caste, sub-caste, religion, language, ethnicity, culture, minor achievements(luckily). The good examples of this kind of mentality, which are very clearly visible nowadays among Indians are Marathis and Tamils, though every Indian ethnicity have this kind of mentality though not clearly visible on world stage. The same kind of psychology Nepalese also do show, as they are part of India and Indian subcontinent. This psychology of Indians are very easily get manipulated by rulers and politicians, by showing something to proud of and of discriminative nature than rest of population. Indians are so discriminative and prideful that they just seems to be searching for such pride based discrimination, which Nepalese are clearly showing right here. Even any Indian have same kind of attitude if they have a pride based discrimination on the basis of country(if they have a pride based country, say marathis or tamils). It is not typical to Nepalese but every Indian to get succumbed to discrimination based pride, and lose all the intellectual prowess, and integrative nature, and throw out all logical and rational approach to understand the unity and identity. All of them, whether Indian, Nepalese, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan or Bhutanese fail to recognize the oneness of India and succumb to ruler’s and politicians propaganda. So Nepalese are not different to Indian mentality.
SO NEPALESE, OPEN YOU MIND, AND UNDERSTAND, YOU ARE NOT A NATION, BUT A KINGDOM, WHO HAD SUCCUMBED TO MENTAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SLAVERY OF A KING, WHO IS NOT NECESSARILY A NEPALI BUT JUST BELONGS TO CURRENT BOUNDARY OF NEPAL WHICH WAS NOT HISTORICALLY EXISTED AS A COUNTRY,. A SMALL PART OF IT EXISTED AS A REGION AND KINGDOM AND CONQUERED BY SOME PEOPLE TO CREATE A CURRENT NEPAL. YOU ARE IN ILLUSSION OF BEING A NATION, WHICH ACTUALLY IS A KINGDOM, CONQUERED AND RULED, BY A FAMILY. YOU DON’T HAVE ANY HISTORICALLY PERFECT BOUNDARIES AND ANY RECORD OF IT. YOU EXPANDED AND SHRINKED WITH AREA, JUST LIKE INDIA HISTORICALLY. YOU DON’T HAVE DEFINED BOUNDARIES, WHILE INDIA HAVE VERY CLEAR GEOGRAPHICAL, CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS, CULINARY, PSYCHOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES. NEPAL IS A KINGDOM, WITHOUT ANY DEFINED BOUNDARIES HISTORICALLY. THUS NEPAL CANNOT BE A COUNTRY, BUT JUST A KINGDOM, AND YOU KNOW YOU ARE A KINGDOM AND HAVE A KING TO RULE OVER YOU.
Thank you, sensRational.
152. sensRational | February 22, 2015 at 5:03 pm
I would like to know why my comment is waiting moderation for so long? Why don’t you approve it, simply? What’s wrong with it?
153. KC | March 1, 2015 at 4:57 pm
Okay, I read most the comments, most Nepalis are accusing Indians for having “Hawkish” view over Nepal, I don’t know what they are fed with in their domestic politics. I surely, can say “If” the Nepalis “wish” to join India, then only India “might” consider it. I can very well understand the patriotic feelings of Nepalis and we DO NOT wish to annex any country! Stop Speculating we Indians never even thought about it. India is already 7th largest nation, it can hold its population, India has enough resources to remain individual unit. Why would we be wish to annex Nepal? Nepalese are very nice people and I have a deep respect for the Hardworking ones. I saw all Indians talking nicely about Nepalis/Nepal, and in return all Nepalis are planning the scenarios disintegration of India.This is very regretful, and I condemn Nepalis who thinks ill of India. No one is “poking” your “nose”. Rather, it seems you “wish” to break India. let me make it very clear to all ill-willed Nepalis here, you may be Gurkha “warriors”, but you never mess with the elephant. India is the Elephant, it will remain peaceful, unless teased!
154. Shamsher | March 18, 2015 at 3:04 pm
what is problem then? Just do it.
155. Vaibhav | April 29, 2015 at 4:12 am
I strongly agree to your ideas. Could you please elaborate the process that both countries would have to undergo?
156. Vishnu Sharma | May 1, 2015 at 5:42 am
Common Blood belongs to a Common Rashtra.
The inevitability of this South Asian-Anschluss of Nepal and India cannot be thwarted or delayed.
Hindu Nepal will be welcomed by its mother Hindu-India with a big and firm hug
Nepalis have nothing to lose by becoming full-fledged citizens of the Greater INDIAN RASHTRA and Nepal becoming another state of the Indian Union.
Nepalis are good, honest and hardworking people. They deserve all the help and attention and economic uplift as any other people in the subcontinent.
Jai Hind !
157. apoorvathapa | May 7, 2015 at 10:48 am
dear bibhuti nepal,
i am a 15 year old nepali and reading this article, i am absolutely disgusted. first, before i obliterate your article with counter points, i would like to adress your last name. which ironically happens to be ‘nepal’. please change it, and save yourself the irony oozing out of the fact that you possess such a last name and still dare to write such atrocious things about nepal.
now, to adress this ridiculous article. i would like to start off by saying that as a nepali, the biggest pride we hold is our history of independence, which a nepali will protect till his death. if you do not feel this way, then i am sorry but you are not nepali from the heart. unlike our indian counterparts, we were never colonized by great briatain. india industrialized because of the british colonization, and our fore fathers must have known the benefits of being ruled by them, but there is a reason we resisted. we resisted for our national pride, our independence and solidarity as nepalis.
secondly, you talk a lot about the economic advantages of joining india. but you are missing a huge point. nepal may not be economically well equipped, not at all infact, but we are not miserable. we are probably one of the most generous, simple, hospitable nations in the world, with immense love for nepal whether we are poor or rich. taking away our nation, will be taking away all that. and all that is the backbone of our nation, and is why it makes us truely different from any other nation which is as economically strained as ours.
and lack of resources?? please do some research and change that point. actually, dont because i will give you a lesson about our nations resources right here right now. nepal has the capabilities to produce 15,000 mw of hydro electricity. nepal requires 1000 mw per year to function. but due to the lack of investors and private developemetns, we only produce 400 and buy 600mw annually from india. if we develope 14600 mw of hydro electricity, the max of our potential, we will be the biggest exporter of hydro energy in south asia. theres that for your lack of natural resources claim. and coming from a 15 year old, you should be disappointing of yourself.
and finally, we are not a nation who gives up. i am sorry if you personally give up the instant you fail at something in life, but nepal is not the same. nepal will fight through this austerity and rise up again. the coming generation (my generation) has immense academic potential (as you can see) and if our fathers couldnt do it, we will do it. it is our responsibility to fight back and rise up after being brought down. not give up.
reply if you have the guts.
158. swarajsb | May 12, 2015 at 8:29 pm
To the writer..this article has hurt the sentiments of million Nepalese. how can one even think of losing his motherland. his identity.. and i as an Indian dont want any nation to merge with india..india should rather focus on its own progress then merging any country. let nepal take care of its own problems… and preserve its sovereignty and dignity and they have the right. India already has an XL size population which has been a big problem and some ugly internal affairs going on..India should aim at suppressing these problems than gaining some more land .although it was an idea of a Nepalese citizen..just want india nepal to be neighbors and cooperate..no offense.. peace..jai hind
159. Rakshit Jalan | May 31, 2015 at 11:09 pm
Dear Apoorva Thapa,
Really nice to see the youth of your country taking active interest in the state affairs.But really dear, a couple of points for you to consider before even considering sermonizing anyone in that bashful, arrogant tone of yours.
1. Spend time doing actual research yourself rather than making baseless convictions on fabricated facts and suggesting others to research. [You guessed it right, this is oozing irony (sic). ]
Nepal WAS a British protectorate. I repeat Nepal was a British protectorate. Being a protectorate implies that your government was a mere pawn, a vassal in the hands of the British which is in no way better than being directly colonized, check it out in the public domain if you have any doubts.
Secondly, Nepal was NOT successful in containing British territorial manoeuvres as widely( and rather falsely) believed by the ill- informed citizens of your nation. Brush off the dust from those old history books and read about the Sugauli Treaty between Britain and Nepal which subsequently resulted in your nation ceding more than 1/3rd of the total area of erstwhile Nepal and with that the humiliating terms of the agreement. Although, your king was not robbed of his throne but he was effectively, nothing but a mere puppet in the hands of the British. Your nation WAS not incorporated into British India not because of your nation’s military prowess but due to the cumbersome ordeal of sustaining a minuscule state, surrounded by mountains with no geostrategic leverage whatsoever. It was much more economical in supporting a proxy regime, dictated by their own terms rather than administering it directly. And by the way even my forefather knew the ills of colonization, its not that they did not resist. It was never a matter of choice.( So much for that ‘ I love my country’s history of independence sentiment’)
Thirdly, you talk about 15,000 MW of ‘potential’ hydroelectric power and all the prosperity you could achieve by achieving this chimera of yours. Well SERIOUSLY??? That’s the best you got??? You think you could justify your country’s lack of resources in the present by discussing the potential ‘energy’ generation in the future. And the last time I checked, energy and natural resources WERE NOT synonyms. Other than “your country’s said potential energy generation which by the way is nothing compared to the ‘potential’ of other nations, what are the ‘other things you feel your country has potential in? What about water, minerals ,agriculture and most of all skilled human resource, aren’t these things included in resources MY DEAR APOORVA THAPA??? (And don’t even think of replying about skilled human resource by citing exceptions. They exist everywhere, doesn’t mean one makes them the basis of one’s argument, as I presume you have the caliber to do.
2. Grow up dude! I agree that you are just 15 but that doesn’t mean you cannot embrace maturity, especially after all those tall, patronizing comments of yours.
Thinking rationally is one thing and being driven by illogical nationalism is another. You say despite all the advantages you still don’t want to join India, let me ask you a simple question: What is the purpose of your life or in general, human life? To be happy and prosperous naturally, so tell me how do you go on achieving this. Obviously by improving the quality of your life and living standards, which in this context is possible through merger with India. So why do you make completely deplorable and rash statements that reflects poorly of your own nation?
What is the ultimate goal of the State of Nepal? To provide its citizens quality life or deny it that privilege, just for the sake of keeping power in its hands in the form of phony nationalism? Tell me, will you vote for that section of people who deny your fellow countrymen better lifestyle just for their vested self-interests of keeping power and exploiting your motherland by clouding the judgement of the common people through the arousal of patriotic sentiments, whenever they feel threatened?
When you start seeing through the political indoctrination and start thinking clearly, you will also at the same time realize that nobody is talking of taking your rights or your motherland away from you. India is a union of states and provinces and not a typical European homogeneous nation-state driven by nationalist propaganda. Each and every one of us have a separate identity but we are still loosely bound by the cohesive force known as India. If we had a neighbour which was clearly superior to India in all fields and at the same time share that same, unique cultural and social- linguistic-ethnic bond without being deprived of my own heritage, i won’t hesitate in saying yes to that marriage. If you are a true patriot, you would not even think of denying your country such a lucrative offer but you are a victim of nationalist indoctrination, like many others who owe their allegiance not to the state but to the socio-ethnic fabric of your nation. AND DONT EVEN DARE giving me that ‘ we are fine by ourselves comment’.
I was in particular dissapointed after I read that last paragraph of yours. How do even come up with such immature thoughts? ( oh, right i forgot you are just 15)
First of all rising up from what austerity? That’s not austerity, You call that POVERTY which has been a perennial problem of your country since the beginning. And HOW does YOUR INTELLECTUAL GENERATION ( WHICH I CAN CLEARLY SEE) propose to do that? By waving your little wand of magic?? Grow up dude… things are not so rosy in the real world. Be realistic rather than indulging yourself in such fantasies.
Bottomline: wheter you like it or not, a pax indica is in the making and it may seem ludicrous today but through a socio-economic perspective such an order is definitely in the cards.
P.S. – Mr. Nepal is a busy man and doesn’t have time to indulge in your childish tantrums so I proved that he has guts on his behalf. Speaking of which….. I do hope you have an easy time digesting this, usually its hard on the guts!!!
Yours Faithfully,
Rakshit Jalan
(A 15 year old boy)
Bet you didn’t expect that!
160. Tilak Thapa | June 14, 2015 at 9:56 am
Its so great I Nepal mirge in India…but India should first start intigration…it will be fastest way to become one…
161. S A Prasad | July 23, 2015 at 5:45 pm
I wish to see Nepal as a part of Indian Union Territory.
162. Hari | August 8, 2015 at 4:21 pm
U r surely an indian , it is better if we join china n sure nepal ll b one dat helps to merge india with china becz it still connect india and china…. i wish in future china ll help india by annexing it n proving food n toilet to poor indian people n shelter too…….. also they ll get all benefit u r wishing for……….. explore this to all indians.
163. sevencelest | August 8, 2015 at 5:46 pm
Hari, what Nepalese need is that the education bomb. Unfortunately Nepalese are much more severely illiterate than Indian, and that is why they agree with chinese, and not Indians. But I think as soon as they come to know their root is from India, they will come to know that they are actually Indians, separated only by Nepali politicians, and chinese indoctrination. Nepalese are Indians actually, if you can properly understand.
164. SIDHARTH | August 17, 2015 at 2:15 pm
Nepal has more than 80 % hindu population. So it must join hands with Hindustan. There are both pros and cons. But pros are more. It will alleviate the situation of our Nepalese brothers. Even indian states are not in a good position but they are growing day by day in terms of economy. And your culture will be preserved in India.
165. Dibyadarshi Nepal | August 21, 2015 at 5:13 pm
You are a traitor. God willing, if I rise to power someday i’ll hang all the traitors at Tudikhel. India is our greatest enemy. It was India that trained and gave weapons to the Maoists, RAW killed King Birendra and implanted hatred into the minds of the people against King Mahendra, who was the most patriotic of all monarcs. There is nothing that India can boast of, it stands just because China spared it’s life in 1962.
166. sevencelest | August 21, 2015 at 6:12 pm
Okay, who is the one came first for helping Nepal when Earthquake hit Nepal very badly? Is it was China?
You know, we know what is India, and believe me, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka belongs to India as one nation, no matter what the politicians along with media try to indoctrinate people. Believe me, all the people in these countries are basically Indians. It is only the politics to earn a name to rule over country, which is misguiding you INDIANS actually. Believe me.
I know, you cannot believe me as you are completely brainwashed by you governnment and government controlled media. Its okay though, I realize that when you gain good reasoning alongwith education, you will understand what I am saying. China is not your friend but is their to fuck you mothers and sisters. Believe me.
167. Rajivananda | September 24, 2015 at 8:45 pm
I can clearly see a division in Nepal among those who want to join India and others who want to join China. But majority it seems want to merge with India as they look like Indians, behave like Indians, their whole culture and religion is Indian. So, welcome you all.
For the rest Pro-Chinese, you are welcome to walk out of territory of Nepal and go live in China peacefully. Since all the Pro-Chinese may be more closer in culture and behavior to Chinese. Please leave Nepal and settle in China and eat noodles daily :). Peace.
168. Ashish proud indian | October 10, 2015 at 1:12 pm
Of course Nepal should merger with India. Being Indian doesn’t take your Nepali identity just like I am proud to be an Indian as well as a haryanvi. The people of Nepal can be both Indian and Nepali at the same time just like Punjabis, Haryanvis, Malyalis, Tamils, Biharis, Marathis and Gujaratis. We, Indians and Nepalis share a common culture and religion. United we stand, divided we fall. If India gets world’s highest peak by this merger, Nepalis will also get numerous things like sea coast, island groups, beautiful places like western ghats and Rajasthan. It’s a win-win situation for both India and Nepal if this merger takes place. And I am sure this will happen one day. Nepal will become India one day. That’s for sure. Akhanda Bharat will be a reality one day.
169. :) | October 28, 2015 at 9:27 am
Just because a country shares several common features with another doesn’t mean they should merge. They still have their differences. I stand for Nepal to be its own country, not to be a part of India. Nepal is poorer, or perhaps even ‘worse’ than India in terms of money and political state, but what country is perfect? Nepal can strive to achieve more things and become a country as equal as any; Nepal can grow! Just because India has a lot of opportunities doesn’t mean we should forget our own identity!
I take a firm stand against this. India is a great ally and friend, but that doesn’t mean we should join it as a state of its country. By stating this, I do not mean that we should be part of China either. No, I do not hate Indians nor do I hate Chinese. I consider them like any other human being but from a different background.
Let us continue being allies but let us not merge. We have our own culture and our own identity. Don’t take it away.
170. anuraagi | November 17, 2015 at 9:23 am
hatta saale
171. deepak nepal | November 26, 2015 at 2:05 am
Dear bibhuti india .
Now u r bibhuti nepal if thing went as u say ur caste might be INDIA . If in all your point if u omit India and write China then what will the stats say please elaborate…
172. rohit | November 29, 2015 at 2:09 am
If Nepal becomes part of India…the followings will happen…in time
Several major highways of international standard…which will connect several Indian cities with cities in Tibet….through current Nepal.
India/China land trade (not ocean trade) will flourish and hence population of both nations will tremendously benefit from exchange of goods and services in local currency (no middleman involved)…
173. Biren | December 5, 2015 at 10:35 pm
Readers! please mind, this piece of writing is not by any Nepalese but by the greedy Indian just selling Nepalese name. It is 100% do not be confused. it just represents how Indians dream to flourish India via using invaluable Nepal’s resources. It is well known how people of India are suffering from poverty, raping, looting, bullying and many many others. If you wish, please just visit once in India.
174. Sovereign Nepal | January 14, 2016 at 4:58 am
simply a shit, no need to discuss on it, how can a sovereign national of a sovereign country even think of it? of course, indians (only dirty minds, not all) are aiming for it in the long run, and the current agitation in Terai is a foot in the door. But be warned ! Never ever will this be a success, Nepalis (unlike this bibhuti) wake up, act more to be independent and such non-sense simply goes away in vain
175. Nepal Forever | February 17, 2016 at 10:00 am
Such a shitty article and shitty stinky people
176. Kachra Seth | February 17, 2016 at 10:10 am
we people like your pani puri doesnt mean we want you.. backoff
177. faiyaz ansari | February 19, 2016 at 10:06 am
i am nepali muslim i want join indian gorkha rejiments
why did not allow nepali muslim in gorkha rejiments indian army
178. Sandeep | April 29, 2016 at 6:29 am
We don’t want Nepal in India. We don’t want to create problems for India. Let them sort out their problems on their own.Also, as a sovereign nation Nepal should not get irritated when we stop subsidies and help to Nepal. We have rights to stop Nepalis from gaining employment and education in India.
179. AD | August 12, 2016 at 7:49 pm
Meaningless article!!! Have you ever speculated before posting pro-India and anti-India comments whether India (which implies people of India per se) is willing to accept any other states likes of Nepal to join India? The way people from Nepal deserve to execute their rights and air their views on (for or against) joining India, likewise we Indians do cherish the same rights. I firmly believe most of the people from India does not want Nepal to be part of India. It may sound very rude and harsh and hard to accept too but the fact remains in todays’s world none wants any baggage that may hinder their progress, that may drag them backwards. Even the folks from Nepal furiously voiced thoughts against joining India citing Nepal’s heritage and history (by the way of doing so they are maligning India showing their ignorance on history of India) will not at all be willing to share their home and comfort with another Nepali living in poverty. This is the ground rule of modern day world. So my friends before sharing your takes on such heavy-duty subjects, just introspect how you would react when someone on his/her own wants to be part of your family? Will you welcome him/her? You will get to know the truth on instantly, without pressing panic button of fictitious Indian annexation of Nepal.
180. gyanendra | September 3, 2016 at 3:16 pm
Nepal is not bank for merge. Nepal has its one history. Sorry its not possible
181. Indian | September 10, 2016 at 10:11 am
A merger with India will undoubtedly benefit Nepal economically, but not necessarily so for India. Off-course it’d give India some military-strategic advantage over China, yet still, considering Nepal’s current economic state, it’d add to the number of poor states in India (no offense intended). In addition to this, India would need to deal with the number of anti-India protests before stabilizing the region. India already has a 7 decade long Kashmir problem to deal with and definitely would not prefer to add one more. Also, most important is that annexation of Nepal would have international consequences which in current India-China cold war phase are definitely unwanted by India. So I’d not like India to annex Nepal (even if latter itself asks for it).
Moreover, I don’t consider this article worthless, as it helped us understand the views people have on this topic and I’d like people to give Bibhuti Nepalji’s idea a pragmatic and intellectual thought rather than dismissing or detesting it in dismay. As of for my Nepali friends, please don’t misunderstand us. Gurkhas are revered in India and are treated no less than any Indian, and the Gurkha regiment in Indian army is quite a proof of that. If possible I want my Nelapli friends to not to hold any bad opinions or prejudices against we Indians.
I hope that both of our countries progress tremendously on the world stage and continue to help each other in every aspect possible
“Sathi hath badhana sathi hath badhana
Ek akela thak jaye to milkar bojh uthana”
Thank you ^.^
182. R. D. | January 4, 2017 at 11:19 pm
This is meaningless logic to merg Nepal with India. Nepal is not a Sikkim this is independent country and we Nepalese remember we lost our vast territory and land still in our map. We did war with Britis not India. We sign agreement as Sugauli Treaty with British government not India so India have to return that territory which British government occupied still in India.
( Tokyo )
183. suraj | January 8, 2017 at 8:06 pm
first of all whoever is this bhibhuti nepal…change your name to bhibhuti india….and to your point that nepal will benefit from india …do you think india is the most developed country in the world?india has more poverty,crime and problems than nepal do….do you have a wife or a husband mr or ms bhibhuti?or you ma b a third gender?would you ever give your life partner to another wealthy person or if you have parents would you ever denounce them to take some rich laden couple as you parents,,,how could you ever imagine that nepal be a state of india…if there is any word name treason,,,you should be either shot or hung till death…you are a disgrace to a sovereifn country nepal…and you said indai is indirectly guarding nepal from china…r u comedy me ?india is the biggest threat to nepal..if india wud behave like a good neighbour like china..we nepal as a country would be at least 10 times better of than we are ryt now…india has been under the rule of others for long and they have that same slave mentality…and you seem to be so much influenced by the indians….you know what…the best way to get nepal developed is banning all the indian movies tv channels music..
184. Bhandai | February 3, 2017 at 2:37 pm
Author and some of the comments are mainly focused on three points
1) Culture 2) Geography 3) Economy
1. Please note that whole south america starting from Mexico to Chile + Argentina all speak same language and has same culture (except some part of Brazil).
In the middle east starting form Egypt ( Africa) to Iran including Gulf counties speak same language and follow similar culture. The holy places of all Muslim is in Saudi Arabia.
US ans Canada speak same language and has same culture.
Bhupati( I am sure it is your fake name), culture binds people and government. You are tempted by the colonial history.
2) Geography: any body know that UK has an Island between Mexico and Cuba? Falkland, St George Island. France is still ruling in south america and it has territory in Asia. In the world map, we can see some countries like Lesotho (completely surrounded by RSA), Swaziland(between RSA and Mozambique) and Mongolia (between China and Russia) . We are not the single countries sandwiched between two countries they are many more in Europe: Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Moldova, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland.
Therefore geography is not a determinant factor.
3. Economy: Indian’s economy is not that good as people are thinking. Be realistic, go the the villages and urban places. India exports largest manpower in the Middle east. 40% of UAE population is Indian. Indian economy still not in a position ( even though GDP is ~ 7.5%) to absorb its own population or reverse the flow. How can it give opportunity to neighboring counties?
185. Sat | February 21, 2017 at 9:42 pm
Go to hell. You have no idea at all of Nepalese people. We will leave without food but we never surrender ourself to any country.
186. RP Chamling | September 1, 2017 at 12:00 am
Amazing!!!
After reading this post and comments from Indians here, I got to know what do most of Indians actually think about Nepal.
And my conclusion is: Indians are ferocious wolves in sheep’s clothing.
I’m blessed to know indeed there are bunch of unbelievably paranoid schizophrenic Indians(not all but most of them), daydreaming of Nepal merging to India. LOL!
I don’t find wisdom in boasting anything what we true Nepali are like?
Though Bibhuti Nepal is an imbecilic to act to be Nepali just to hurt sentiment of Nepali people, one good thing I found here is we came to know true feelings and intentions of so called neighboring country India.
At least, now we know very well, who is our true enemy and must be careful of? Which surely strengthens our strategy up to defend our sovereignty.
Note: I found a few gentlemen(Indian) with sensible comments too, I respect them as much as I respect any other gentlemen from every corner of the world.
187. Indian | September 4, 2017 at 4:55 pm
begger nepal is totally dependent on the alms of India and china. bhikhari sale
188. Indian | September 4, 2017 at 5:04 pm
begging and brothel are the two main industries of nepal. many people from india I know, go to kathmandu to.f**ck wh0res and end up getting AIDS. nepal’s national disease is aids. And yes… momo and chowmein selling is the another occupation of nepalese.
189. Anuj | October 8, 2017 at 8:36 am
It’s like giving your mother to a different family. Everything in this world is just for emotions. You don’t feel the loss it’s not. You feel the loss it resides. Giving up nepal to india is a foolish talk. Only stupid Madhesis thinks about this resolutions, Puerto Rico and Nepal are totally different.
Nepal is a separate country which was never colonized unlike India. Our thinking patterns don’t match.
190. jamie | October 28, 2017 at 11:22 am
nepal is not a country to talk. they are polluting everywhere in indian street. they are more aggressive .let them live in their country .We already have high population to serve any job from labour to scientist.
191. Vivek Pradhan | November 18, 2017 at 4:23 pm
As all of us know India and nepal has quite similar culture, religion and also language(as nepali is also an indo-aaryan language) but still India never have thought of annexation of nepal. But if napali want this theirself then Indian can accept that. It can be better for their security as india has 4th strongest army in the world, and also better for nepal’s econimy, and identity as a state of a potential superpower like india
192. Naman | May 2, 2018 at 6:32 am
Some of these Indians are actually Nepalese and Pakistanis creating a misdirect. Logical thinking says India would love to have Nepal as a federal state. Like Kashmir, Nepal too will have its own constitution
193. Ali V. Chowdhary | August 4, 2018 at 10:24 pm
Let Nepal be flooded with illegal Bangladeshi immigrants to make it Islamic. Then it will be beyond reach of India.
194. Nepal Planet Trek and Expedition | August 26, 2019 at 5:46 am
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195. Nepali | May 9, 2020 at 3:05 pm
Don’t even think we are interested in these views. You are lucky it is just a post, surely Nepali will beat you in public if it was public speech.
196. nishan | May 20, 2020 at 10:19 pm
bro dont try nepal…. dont you dare to colonize nepal in your india it will be very injurious to your health and dont forget when whole world and your country was under the british nepal was only the country that british couldnt colonize
197. Kapil Tiwari | June 13, 2020 at 6:56 am
Haha, lagta hai katna padega ek ek Indians ko jo Nepal mei heih
198. Rohit Jaiswal | June 19, 2020 at 11:00 am
Nepal is our brother country and it should be their choice whether they want to join hands with India or not.
But its my humble request to Nepalis people be careful with China and protect your border with them….
India has never forced Sikkim to join hands with India…. As China was encroaching(Similar to Tibet ) they have joined us with pride….. I don’t think Indians ever tried to insult people of Sikkim. People of Sikkim have equal privilege that other state have.
@Kapil Tiwari people like you and Fake Indian will say wrong things here about Nepal.
199. nepalisangitrocks | August 2, 2020 at 1:25 pm
Nice article, are you still in Nepal? india is better Place for you as your calculation you will get the money and prosperity if that is what you are after.Plz be there ,we even cant think 1 percent.about it.. and change tour name to Bhibhuti Bharati…last surname will find you were nepali..
200. Http://tronsr.org | November 22, 2020 at 2:29 am
http://tronsr.org
Ten Reasons Why Nepal Should Join India | Madhesi – United We Stand
201. P kumar | January 15, 2023 at 6:46 pm
Valid points. However, biggest reason should be to prevent missionary conversion of Nepal due to which Nepal is losing its identity itself. Nepal can also join with special provisions for extra autonomy beyond what the states in India exercise and consider keeping or removing these at a later date. But whatever you do do it quick.
202. P kumar | January 15, 2023 at 6:48 pm
Also if you don’t wish to join India please consider joining China. Even that will save Nepal from missionaries