Late but King Respected People's voice. Do Maoist respect people's voice? Flatly no. they think they can lay down their belief with force. They have not stopped killing nepali people who do not believe in them. Now fight should be against Maoist.

even a pagal kukur is better than the maoists . duh!

I cannot disagree less woth you..aman.

King .. i do not mean the person . but the institution is the worst we can have.. it makes power to a single family with no accountability to citizen.. it is the system that is at fault. We r paying tax to run the country and all... but in kingdom (with absolute monarchy) i would alwasys need to be grateful to him for spending my our own money for the development.. u may like but to me it does not make sense at all.

and yes maoists are also not better.. for they have been engaged in voilence to be heard not used democratic means.. but many of the issues raised by them needs to be addressed for overall development of Nepal.

Now after wiping out traces of monarchy so that they do not make comeback after 12-14 yrs.. we really need to go after maoists and convince them to join the mainstream and apologize to the people of Nepal.

I really see Nepal on right path for all this and peace, prosperity and happiness will soon follow.

After those 2-3 weeks i actually feel very proud to say to all that i am from Nepal. Thanks

how biswa...................you show us the way.
but i would be happy too if this andolan has succeeded in overthrowing the King,
but it did not.
And i am soooooooo sad and angry now.

My special personal regards for the people who participated in those protests.
But....,
here is an anecdote "the celebrating mass in Nepal" can learn even from that community of rats.
A young flibbertigibbet mouse stood up with a gleam with his eyes and delcared, "Okay!, we can't keep losing our brother and sister rats to the voracious cat. Let's put a big bell around his neck so that it rings loudly whenever he comes around the corner and we can all dart for covers!!". "YAY!!!!!!!!!!(^n)", cheered the rest of the mass except one sagacious and old mouse. He went up the dais and quizzed "But who amongst us will put the bell around the villainous cat's neck". The cheers instantly hit a downward spiral.

Now, in Nepal we can celebrate only if the maoist problem is solved first. The abolition of corruption, creation of equal oppurnity for all,establishment of a just and equitable society etc are the other goals we can worry about next.

I don't mean to be too critical but the reinstatement of the parliament is just like treating the symptoms but not the real disease. Who won at this point? It's not the people of Nepal, it's Girija and his band of brothers. You figure the rest.