(Picture from UNESCO)
The Associated Press published the following news report today.
Hundreds of Buddhists demonstrated in Nepal's capital to protest the appointment of Maoist party chief Pushpa Kamal Dahal to head a project to develop the area where Buddha was believed born in southern Nepal.
The 500 demonstrators included monks and nuns holding banners saying there should not be any political involvement in the project to develop Lumbini, located 150 miles (240 kilometers) southwest of Katmandu.
The government recently appointed Dahal as the head of national committee for development of Lumbini. Maoist fought government troops until 2006 when they entered a peace process. The fighting left more than 13,000 people dead.
I agree with the demonstrators that choosing someone from the political arena isn't a good thing for the project. The noble work of upgrading and developing Lumbini's infrastructures will be mired with political bickering. Someone like Ani Choying Dolma, or someone else, who is actually a Buddhist and has contributed to the Buddhist community in Nepal should lead the project in my view. What do you think?
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Haha u guys did report the dma or watever it was but I don't really care... I jus blog coz I duno wat to do wen m on comp.... And yea I did copy u guys stuff but I put Source: and u guys name on it... But yh u guys r such a freshie and pakhey that tapai haru llai taha chaina wat souuurce mean.. And copy gardai ma kei hudaina as u kno... Every1 copies.. Even u guys copied pic from other sites.. Its not that u guys went there and took the freaking pictures !!!! ... So u kno... But yh I didn't appeal with the blogger coz timiharu yei website bata ali kati paisa bhaney ni kamauchau.. So don't wanna do nth... And I aint really botherd about these kind of stuff.. Jus lettin u guys know.. Stay blessed..jai nepal from fabnepal.net lol
Nope, I didn't bother to report. You hadn't put up any source but copied two articles A-Z including the spaces and even formatting.
I want to let you keep on believing that you know and that we don't. Jai Nepal.
Just to point out one little thing - you said you mentioned the source. That's as false as it can get. With what face can you even say that?
Here's article 1, you copied A-Z = http://www.fabnepal.net/2011/12/sex-scandals-video-investigation-of.html
It was originally published here = http://www.rednepal.com/2011/11/video-investigation-of-nepals-growing.html
Article 2, that you copied = http://www.fabnepal.net/2011/12/rare-antique-video-of-king-mahendras.html
Originally published here - http://www.rednepal.com/2011/12/rare-antique-video-of-king-mahendras.html
Fabnepal, first you do copy links from the site without citing the source. Then, you try to defend yourself using the professionalism of a 10 year old with access to internet. You resort to name calling (How does calling Pakhe come into the whole argument). You are barely able to spell half of the words correctly (and no spelling cause as 'coz' is not fine on a blog site that maintains a certain level of professionalism). You argue that you did not cite sources as everyone copies. See, if you see the pictures in the site, they have been properly attributed to where they were copied from, giving the original source due credit for what they did. I guess you are a part of the new fad in Nepal where everyone is trying to make some money through google ads by having their own webpages. But at least maintain a level of integrity. You are the same sort of people who complain about the lawlessness in the country but given the chance you will be the first one to break whatever law there exists. And, finally get at least someone with knowledge of English of a high schooler to edit your site. Please is never spelled Pleaze.
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