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Uniting Youths to lead New Nepal

June 5, 2010changecommon sense, common sense movement, manifesto, uniting youths, Youth leadership in Nepal, Youth revolution in Nepal, youths for changeUjwal

Nearly 2 out of 3 Nepalis are youths. Isn’t it time to unite and work together specially for political change when we have over-whelming majority but very little say in current Nepal.

Time to change this status quo. So What do you believe in?

In English:

When brothers fight (we all become poorer)

May 25, 2010common sensecommon sense, reconciliationUjwal

When brothers fight, like our Nepali political parties are fighting for power, positions by calling violently enforced strikes (bandhs) we lose. The last 1 week long bandh, we lost at least 15 billion rupees. Read this story here.

In India, when 2 brothers patched up and reconciled with each other after a nasty fight (Ambani brothers), the stock market roared up, and made their companies richer by 18 billion Indian Rupees. Read their story here.

Common sense says reconciliation (uniting) makes us all rich! So dear politicians time to reconcile ! Make us (including you) richer !

(Otherwise, we citizens will one day unite to throw you to the gutters and it won’t be pleasant for you or us or our country).

Entrepreneurs for Nepal ideas

June 10, 2008economychange, common sense, economy, ideas, revolutionUjwal

here is something I posted on the Facebook group page of ” Entrepreneurs for Nepal” some time ago, and elaborated here:

Random ideas that will jumpstart our economic revolution. Some Immediate steps.

Have to recruit younger technocrats and remove the old ones from the National planning commission and finance and related ministries.
Set up YEL = Youth Entrepreneurs league (new body with powerful access to private and state banks).
Zero % tax on hydro power Generation and tourism. (Logic: mass employment generation)
Information Technology Communication and related Licenses at no costs. (Talent generation and utilization)
Nepal = Zero Tax center for foreign investments for 10 years. (inward investment flow and job creation)
BOOT model (build own operate transfer in infrastructure development and creating jobs more than 100 people).
10% flat tax on all things else ( ALL THINGS). This encourages tax payment which overwhelming majority of people /companies in the country strive to avoid, right now).
Permanent residence (or Nepal Citizenship, if you have guts) for people investing more than a million dollars in Nepal.
You want wonders..

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