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Nepalese people tired of old political parties

Are Nepalese People Feeling Disconnected from Old Politics? Is the Search for a New Face Fueling Support for Balen Shah?

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🌱 Introduction: A Growing Political Fatigue In recent years, many Nepalese citizens appear to be emotionally and politically fatigued by long-standing political parties. Repeated promises, frequent government changes, and slow progress have gradually weakened public trust. As a result, people are increasingly asking whether traditional politics still represents their hopes and needs. At the same […]

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The Craze of Balen Shah in Nepalese Politics: Criticism, Cultural Sensitivity, and the Vision of a Prosperous Nepal

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🌱 Introduction: A New Political Phenomenon in Nepal In recent years, Nepalese politics has witnessed a strong wave of public enthusiasm, especially surrounding independent leaders like Balen Shah. His rise represents not only dissatisfaction with traditional politics but also a desire for accountability, action, and visible change. However, with popularity comes criticism. Public debates, controversial

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Why Culture Regulates Our Decisions More Than Logic

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🌍 Introduction: Are Our Decisions Truly Logical? Most people like to believe that they make decisions based on logic, facts, and rational thinking. However, in reality, our choices are often shaped by culture long before logic enters the mind. In fact, from what we eat to how we study, work, marry, or choose a career,

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🐐 Is It Right or Wrong to Sacrifice an Animal to God? A Spiritual and Ethical Perspective

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Sacrifice an Animal to God: A Spiritual and Ethical Perspective Throughout human history, animal sacrifice has been a deeply symbolic act — a gesture of devotion, gratitude, or repentance toward a higher power. Yet, as our understanding of life, compassion, and morality evolves, many are now questioning: Is it right or wrong to sacrifice an

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🌱 If God Created All Living Beings, Is Plucking a Leaf the Same as Sacrificing an Animal?

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🌱 If God Created All Living Beings, Is Plucking a Leaf the Same as Sacrificing an Animal? (Plucking a Leaf is the Same as Sacrificing an Animal) At first glance, this seems like a fair question. After all, plants are living beings too, created by the same divine force that created animals and humans. So,

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12 Month Wealth Building Plan

🌿 Is There a Unique Pattern of Living for Each Person?

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🌱 Introduction: Unique Pattern of Living for Each Person (unique life pattern) Have you ever wondered why two people born in the same place, raised in similar ways, and given the same opportunities still live entirely different lives? The answer lies in the invisible rhythm that shapes each of us — our unique pattern of

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Balance between Ram and Ravan life lessons

Is It Possible to Balance Between Bhagwan Ram’s and Mahaagyani Ravan’s Life Lessons, While Following the Eastern Wisdom of “Staying in the Middle”?

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Introduction Throughout history, people have admired Bhagwan Ram for his discipline and dharma, while also recognising Mahaagyani Ravan for his extraordinary knowledge and brilliance. Interestingly, both represent two powerful sides of human life: Ram symbolises sacrifice, humility, and virtue, whereas Ravan represents intellect, ambition, and desire. Yet, Eastern philosophers like Buddha, Kabir, and Osho often

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Why Do People Eagerly Fulfil Desires Like “Ravan” but Seek Respect Like “Ram”?

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Why Do People Eagerly Fulfil Desires Like “Ravan” but Seek Respect Like “Ram”? [Fulfil desires like Ravan but seek respect like Ram] A mix of desires and values has always shaped human behaviour. On one hand, people feel a strong urge to satisfy their personal cravings, ambitions, and pleasures—often without much patience, just as the

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