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ashu
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Posted on 03-24-07 2:15
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This is what your little sisters and brothers will be studying in Nepal in a few years' time. Doubtless, this "scientific" and "relevant" education will prepare them well to meet the challenges of the changing world. - http://www.nepalitimes.com/issue/341/Nation/13359 oohi ashu
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MR_TRUTH
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Posted on 03-24-07 4:35
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Are they gonna kill more than one baby too? All I say is both communism and west are equally responsible for propoganda war. But the truth lies somewhere....I dislike hisila yami though :(, she is not very articulate somehow reminds me of ganeshman sigh.
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Posted on 03-24-07 4:49
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Rediculous subjects. Sano sano student le politics and feaudal system ani k k study garnu parne ho . May be they are taught about how to dismantle a bomb as well.I remember when i was small i read how great person king mahendra was and so on. Now with a subject like BIOGRAPHY OF PRACHANDA we will see how he fought and became president of nepal.
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paradisecity
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Posted on 03-24-07 8:49
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This is what happens when bunch of idiots are running the country. Getting in power by killing thousands of innocent people and trying to fool everyone....so sick!
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Dalli Resham
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Posted on 03-24-07 10:00
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I won't be suprised when it will be mendatory for every highschool student to get some military training. After all few weeks back they ( mao) suggested that everyone should get military training.
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HomLal
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Posted on 03-24-07 10:17
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This looks like Indian agenda to me. Majority of Nepalese hate India and Indians for one reason or the other – border issue, trade and treaty, war, etc. It is almost impossible for Indians to change Nepali people's attitude towards them – not that it matters to them. Let's say changing Nepali people's attitude towards India is her number one priority. How would it be possible for Nepalese to love India as much as they love Hindi movies? Help Maoists to come to power and to implement their educational policy. That alone would not only be sufficed to change Nepalese attitude, but it would also open doors for discussions amongst Nepalese that whether Nepal should be a part of India or not. It would be just like green card holders taking citizenship for more benefits. How many parents would be ready for their young children to teach that load of bull instead of heading south for real education?
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ImI
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Posted on 03-25-07 9:03
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i loved the curriculum...YA nepalese needs it ..lol addition to this there should be subjects like: 1.How to burn tyres 2.How to fight against imperialist, expanisionist 3.how to torture people who needs science and math..after all they suck!!!!we need only political science with emphaisis is Communism.
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Nepe
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Posted on 03-26-07 2:01
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If that op/ed was meant to be some sort of mission journalism, it probably served it's purpose (because Maoists still have a long way to go to adapt to what bourgeois democracy is all about; they still have a hangover and obsession with armed rebellion and ideology and it makes, therefore, sense to remind them of it). Otherwise, it's a third class tabloid journalism at best. Yellow journalism might be the most accurate word. Here is why. The op/ed makes the following conclusion, "This is what children in classes four and five will study, if Maoist plans are implemented." on the basis of two references, (1) the interview with Hisila Yami, and (2) Annex 4, Education for All-Nepal: Review from a conflict perspective, International Alert, 2006 (Annex 4 is missing from the original paper though) both of which do not say what is concluded in the op/ed. The curriculum shown is not a FUTURE plan of Maoist but what they had prepared in the PAST to implement in the are run by their Jana-sarakar in which case too, they were not serious to implement it according to the reference #2. For the relevant excerpt: Tony Vaux, Alan Smith, Sirjana Subba Education for All-Nepal: Review from a conflict perspective International Alert, March 2006 p. 29-30 - http://www.international-alert.org/publications/getdata.php?doctype=Pdf&id=250 The Maoists have shown little inclination to impose their own curriculum even where schools are firmly under their control. Despite much sensationalism in the press, it seems unlikely that the Maoists have developed a full educational curriculum. Although copies of Maoist schedules for military training have been published, sometimes under the title of ‘Maoist curriculum [42], these do not seem to be a substitute for normal education. High level statements indicate that the main focus of Maoist education is ‘to spread literacy among the masses’ and there is a strong emphasis on ‘practical and vocational education [43]. But this does not seem to be supported by practical action. The most common impact of Maoist activity is to ensure that teachers attend regularly, under threat of dire consequences. In Sankhuwasabha District there is reported to be a parallel Maoist ‘School Management Committee’ for each school. It seems that their purpose is to oversee the official committee and promote wider accountability. ___________ Nepe
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kukurpaalak
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Posted on 03-26-07 2:08
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माओबादि जाए भाँडमे।कहाँ जेल जाने बेलामा अब तिन्का बाउको पाठ्यक्रमको चर्चा गरि रा हो कुन्नि यहाँ।माओबादिका सबै गोटि सकियो अब।They are gone.
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MR_TRUTH
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Posted on 03-26-07 7:01
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Nepe ji, you got it. That is what exactly my feelings were. Ansu provides great articles most of the times, but recently what I have seen are "birodh ko laagi birodh" and "samarthan ko laagi birodh". No matter what we believe in, we must try to get to the bottom of it. It will set us free.
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MadDoGG
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Posted on 03-26-07 7:30
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there goes our country's history tradition and culture. so much for our forefathers sacrifices..............................Kids will now learn that a terrorist was the hero of Nepal.....not the kings and forefathers who saved us from the invading china and British India??????? Prachanda's Biography instead of who actually gave us the title we so proudly call us NEPALI today???????.....full of bullSh*t..........I dont think this will happen will it??? again This is New -----------...(some country)I wont say it is Nepal because it is not the same Nepal I grew up in.
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ashu
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Posted on 03-26-07 11:16
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Nepe and Mr Truth, Thanks for your DIFFERENT perspectives, which -- as Nepe can well appreciate -- only a forum that is as self-confident and as open and as truly democratic in a "we the people" manner as Sajha can allow with no self-styled chest-thumping democrats stroking their chins over who posts what and who offends whom . . . That said,I find this intriguing: a) Hisila Yami, a top-ranked Maoist netri says X in a major national newspaper in March 2007. As someone who has first-hand knowledge of how negatively are some schools and students are affected by the Maoists in Nepal, I, for one, find what she says to be truly scary for the future of Nepal. b) International Alert, an international INGO, says Y in March 2006, a year earlier, when the Maoists were still, well, underground or when the times were different. Nepe says we should have faith in (b), and not worry too much about what Maoists will do. I say, unless we think Yami -- Baburam's missus -- is simply an idiotic puppet, we should take her words seriously enough to start countering them publicly. For who really knows what the future holds? And the best way to prepare for ANY future is NOT to start wishing that things will not happen this way or that way, but to honestly look at all possibilities and start crafting responses so that when the future arrives, in any shape or size, the levels of surprises remain low. ***** On a slightly different note, I anticipated glimpses of Maoist curriculum in a different, alebit comedic, setting: "ECONOMICS 345: The Subtleties of Maoist Thought The karya-kartas of CPN-Maoist have threatened to burn down our school if we don't offer this advanced course. So we have no choice but to teach this course. This course, conducted by a comrade whose name we can't divulge, will teach you the guerilla tactics that you need to survive in corporate jungle. Learn how to call up company-wide bandhs and hartaals when you don't get what you want. Master ways to cadge free dinners and lunches from villagers, and extort money from salary-wallahs. Know how to.call your bosses "You, reactionary dogs" every time they worry about markets and profits. Yes, free market in this course really means free market, as everything is available for free. Extra motivated students will be taught the fine art of looting banks and the houses of capitalist fat cats who wallow in their bourgeoisie squalor." - http://www.sajha.com/guild/read.cfm?guildid=22 oohi ashu
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amitraja
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Posted on 03-27-07 12:04
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Thats Bull shittttttttttttttttttttttr
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kishnekale
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Posted on 03-27-07 12:57
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no dude no dudes....they are not communists because they were ‘designated’ before...oriented to be so.....i’m talking about the upper hierarchy....................talaka cadre sojha sida manche matra.....exploited by the upper..... not born not learned not out of conviction.....not a damn communist at all...... just read their leader prachande' mindset...............his intellectuality and his outlines....so hollow so fkkkkkkin flimsy..... can you imagine these people doing some good in near future...?
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Tusaro
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Posted on 03-27-07 1:40
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I support ashu After knowing Maoists for 15 years now, we should all be very catious on what they do. They say one thing and do/implement something stictly commie type. For instance even after joining multiparty system, Prachanda keeps stressing - "Our ultimate goal is to establish hardcore communism in Nepal, and this is just a step towards achieveing that". I am very suspecious about their moves these days and I still think such curriculum might be implemented in future if the current trend of maoist behavior continues.
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Xanthipee
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Posted on 03-27-07 4:44
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Maoists announce sweeping reforms in the education system ===================================================== Street sweeper comrade Jhaduwala proposed to use the following detergent to clean the dirt in our bourgeoise education system. (1) The universal law of dialectic materialism will replace all principles. For example, the economic law of supply and demand will be called the dialectic between buyer (oppressed) and seller (oppressor) if the seller is a private corporation. The law of gravitation must be interpreted in a similar manner. The earth represents the invincible power of all proletariats. That's why it is capable of attracting all objects towards its center. (2) The integral symbol used in calculus in a bourgeoise symbol introduced by such capitalists as Newton and Leibnitz. It must be replaced by revolutionary hammer and sickle logo to emphasize the collective integral power of communist ideology. (3) The sigma (summation) notation was originally the capital letter M (as a reminder of our great leader Mao). The Greek reactionary forces tilted and made it Sigma. we want this letter to stand on its feet and not on its head or hand. Soon comrade daaduwala will announce his reforms for food technology. Keep your fist and fingers hammered and sickled! You have nothing to lose but your head.
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ImI
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Posted on 03-27-07 6:37
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I find people like Mr.Truth and Nepe to be too Optimistic. well there is nothing wrong being optimistic but like as i always say being optimistic is good attribute but without solid understanding and right base would do no one good. This proverb really defines people optimisism" Doko ma dudh " hey unless it is plastic doko for Nepe ..:D
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rein
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Posted on 03-27-07 8:02
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Small children should never be taught anything related to politics. Once they grow up, they will themselves realize what field they are interested in. BUT, I never see the likes of Ashu say anything about our Mahendra mala education that teaches to praise the king and his chamachas. Why dont you guys voice that concern ? I remebmer in class 6, we were taught a course which had one chapter for each of the Shah king from Prithivi Narayan to King Birendra. It was a pure propganda course. And in even lower classes, we were taught variuos poems that taught how great our kings are and so on. I have never heard any opposition from the likes of Ashu on this regard. so i take his current ranting as a mere political thing.
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MadDoGG
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Posted on 03-27-07 8:22
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REIN ARE YOU NEPALI???? whats up wit U...??????? So you have read History about Nepal so let me make it short for you.........you are who you are because of the shah kings......in terms of being a Nepali citizen......our heritage, tradition and culture which was written by the great sacrifice by our Fore fathers and the Kings by protecting us against invaders and uniting one country and calling it Nepal...not gorkha..... to study about your owh heritage and the true history in the making of Nepal is a propaganda?????????..........and now to replace our true history and repalce it with communist teachings and bio of prachanda and MAO..??? thats legit political move???? NO THAT MY FRIEND IS PURE PROPOGANDA............if this will come true........next generation of kids will never learn the Unity of Nepal our Kings and brave our forefathers......the battle of NALA pani.....the Rana regime....how the King took over.........Bhimsen thapa..etc etc.....SAD
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rein
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Posted on 03-27-07 8:39
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MadDog, I am a complete nepali from head to toe. And FYI, we are nepali not bcoz the Kings told us, but just because we are nepali. Nepal is nepal because of nepali people not because of kings. There is no fundamental difference between the propaganda of the Mahendra mala education and teh proposed Maoists education. Both try to brainwash people. If the proposed maoist education is really implemented (which I highly doubt), then few decades down the road we will see that we have our country nepal because of Maoists just like the Mahendra mala education has brainwashed many people like MadDog who think that nepal's existence is because of the kings.
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