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Madhesi Youth Launches a Fundraiser for Flood Survivors in Nepal

August 15, 2017August 17, 2017 Madhesi Youth 0 Comment flood relief, NepalFlood2017

Heavy monsoon rains have unleashed floods and landslides across Nepal, India and Bangladesh, killing at least 221 people. This is the

Cheated in South Africa: Story of Rakesh Kumar Sharma

July 18, 2017July 18, 2017 Puru Shah 0 Comment migration, student media grant

In Southern Nepal, lies a small village called Bhramarpura in Mahottari district. Bhramarpura village has sent more men abroad, mainly

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Realpolitik of Local Polls: Threat to Minority Rights

June 21, 2017June 24, 2017 Guest Author 0 Comment

The realpolitik of this election is to legitimize the sham-federalism of Nepal, ignore the aspirations the various ethnic groups established by previous revolutions and maintain the status quo.

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Individual Criminal Responsibility in International Law and Nepal

June 12, 2017June 12, 2017 Guest Author 0 Comment

The concept of International criminal responsibility evolved from the idea of criminality against aggressive war and responsibility for the violation

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Ranjeet – The Rajbiraj Boy!

June 3, 2017June 3, 2017 Madhesi Youth 0 Comment Bollywood, Director, Kallywood, Madhesi, MadhesiPride, Madhesis, Movie, Mumbai, Nepal

Born in Rajbiraj Saptari, the debutant movie director of “Rambhajan Jindabad”, Ranjeet Gupta, has already left an indelible mark in

In the background is the cement post that marks the Indian border near the town of Jouwa Guthi. In the forefront are the chicken farms I went to visit that are supported by the Youth, Small Enterprise and Self-Employment fund.

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Here down in Birganj

June 2, 2017June 2, 2017 Guest Author 0 Comment #madhesh, cultural politics, Economy, India, Madhesi, national economy, national politics, Nepal, political economy, Politics, Quotidian Life, Social Commentary, South Asia

The history of political and cultural marginalization of the Tarai gives weight to the argument that Nepal may have never been colonized by a European power, however, it has been internally colonized by the Shah and Rana dynasties.