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Cake day: June 5th, 2025

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  • I think there’s a misunderstanding. She said “the government”, not just her interim government.

    “The government, moving forward, should keep corruption in check as one of their main goal.”

    Again, those were the demands by the protestors for the government, not just this government.

    They obviously can’t end it, but the gist is to minimize it by strengthening laws and enforcing them.

    That’s my interpretation of it. You’re free to keep your own.




  • It indeed isn’t easy, but the protests and riots exhibited that people aren’t just going to sit idly by and take corruption lightly anymore. People and especially youths are getting more involved, not just venting and lashing out in social media.

    There’s a long road ahead and there are a lot of external influence to look out for, as a small country. But the situation is looking hopeful.

    I hope it stays that way and improves.







  • I’m from Nepal and while the trend is positive, there’s not enough infrastructure or long term planning to make it dependable for anyone outside of the metropolitan areas.

    There are no recycling plants, no guarantees some of these companies won’t disappear. Workforce to tackle problems arising for depending on software on these vehicles are also lacking. Most of the geography is hills and mountains, battery technology that heat up degrade faster and are not ideal for the region.

    The corruption in this country runs wild. It sucks being cramped between two big countries that can just buy off your politicians for cheap and sway policies to benefit them.

    Going all in may provide short term relief but I’m afraid we’re just going to be a product dumping ground for these two nations without a shred of thought put into being self dependent.