i dont have anything agaisnt each or every person that might feel offended but well well this is the fact and accept it like it or not.
a country is run by a governement and the people who work for governement. people who work for the governement go through lok sewa ayog we know that.1. you can check the data to see how many of them are bahun.
people with power and top jobs should be responsible eith what they are entrusted to do.2. check out how many high rankking govt official are bahuns..literally everyother person aint it?
the leaders should be examples. 3. girija, makune, baburam, prachanda, ramchandra, damannath, jhalanath,hrdeysh tripathi............... endless

if you feel offended i am sorry....nothing personal.... and caste dont mean shit to me in my everyday life.However fact is fact.

RAYAAN
dont have to go very personal one on man and thats me. anyway ma kirat ho ra teti ley sayad pugcha hola mero purkha ko itihas bataunu. kirat jaati ko itihas nepal khaldo ra nepal desh mai kati lamo cha bhanera bhani rahanu naparla. aru ta ke bhanum ra "Mahabharat" lai nai refrence banaye huncha. je hos para purba kaal ko itihas jaruri kuro hoina.
inferiority complex...now thats funny. i stated a freaking fact and how come that is an inferiority complex. to see the amount of bahuns in a beaurocracy, the people and the backbone of development, in Nepal you might as well check the data and prove me wrong.
every caste or sect has its share of bad apples is true. have not denied that. but the worst rotten apples and the volume of the rotten apples come from the caste bahun. its a fact tooo and if you think i am wrong then either you dont know anything or you pretend not to..

Chatmandude,

1) It has rained every tuesday for the last two months.
2) It's raining today

Conclusion: It must be Tuesday today ...


actually it's Wednesday.

Caio

The only way to tackle badmouthing can be learnt from the following story.

A Brahmin Story
Author: Unknown

Lord Buddha was sitting under a banyan tree. One day, a furious Brahmin came to him and started abusing him.

The Brahmin thought that Buddha would reciprocate in the same manner, but to his utter surprise, there was not the slightest change in the expression on his face.

Now, the Brahmin became more furious. He hurled more and more abuses at Buddha. However, Buddha was completely unmoved. Actually there was a look of compassion on his face.

Ultimately the Brahmin was tired of abusing him. He asked, "I have been abusing you like anything, but why are you not angry at all ?"

Lord Buddha calmly replied, "My dear brother, I have not accepted a single abuse from you."

"But you heard all of them, didn't you?" The Brahmin argued half-heartedly.

Buddha said, "I do not need the abuses, so why should I even hear them?"

Now the Brahmin was even more puzzled. He could not understand the calm reply from Buddha.

Looking at his disturbed face, Buddha further explained, "All those abuses remain with you."

"It cannot be possible. I have hurled all of them at you," the Brahmin persisted.

Buddha calmly repeated his reply, "But I have not accepted even a single abuse from you ! Dear brother, suppose you give some coins to somebody, and if he does not accept them, with whom will those coins remain?"

The Brahmin replied, "If I have given the coins and not needed by someone, then naturally they would remain with me."

With a meaningful smile on his face, Buddha said, "Now you are right. The same has happened with your abuses. You came here and hurled abuses at me, but I have not accepted a single abuse from you. Hence, all those abuses remain with you only. So there is no reason to be angry with you."

The Brahmin remained speechless. He was ashamed of his behavior and begged for Buddha's forgiveness.

Inner calmness and peace are keys to contented life.

Seriousely, I am not sure why the Brahmin was furious with Buddha at that time