Saturday, July 19, 2014

Happy Birthday Mr and Mrs Gagan Thapa !


Biography:

Native nameगगन थापा
NationalityNepali
EducationMasters in Political Science
Alma materTri-Chandra Campus
PredecessorSuprava Ghimire(Kathmandu Constituency No.4)
Political party
[Nepali Congress]
Spouse(s)Dr. Anjana KC Thapa (2008-present)

Gagan Thapa was born on July 16, 1976 at Kathmandu, Nepal. He is a young and energetic political leader of Nepali Congress. He is holding the central committee member of Nepali Congress, the most democratic party of Nepal. Begin his political career as a student leader back in 1990 at the age of just 14 or so, while there was a fight against “Single party Panchayat system” in Nepal, he is married to the daughter of another central committee member of Nepali Congress – Arjun Narasingha K.C and have a daughter till date.

School and College Life:

His childhood life was spent in the born town Kathmandu. He studied up to 10th standard from Siddhartha Vanasthli School Balaju, Kathmandu. He did his I.Sc. and BA from Tri Chandra College. Even he had studied science in his early collage, he dropped out the faculty and started his MA in Rural Development from Tribhuwan University. Later, he joined Master in Political Science to finish his collage life. Once the captain of college Basketball team in his college days, he is, at present, one of the most popular and influential youth political leader in Nepal.

Although he had plans to acquire a PhD in Political Economy from Jawaharlal Nehru University in India, Gagan Thapa could not work to acquire it until democracy is restructured in Nepal.

Political Background:

As a prominent youth political leader of Nepal, he got his first taste of political activism in the year 1990 when he participated in the street protests against “King ruled single party Panchayat system”. He was the General Secretary of the Nepali Congress Student wing Nepal student Union from 2002 to 2004.

He was chairing vice president from 2000 to 2002 of NSU. He was also the committee member of the same union from 1998 to 2002. He was also the president of free student union of Tri Chandra College from 1998 to 2000. He was a member of first Constituent Assembly 2008 from indirect member selection. Now, he is the second Constituent Assembly member elected from kathmandu -4 Constituency for the first time by direct voting system.

Gagan Thapa’s relationship with entrepreneurship.

1) With exception of the time he has spent on leading street movement, Gagan Thapa has always worked ever since finishing his High School. He has started working and making his own pocket money at the age of 16 as a newspaper distributor, worked as a RJ in Radio Nepal, being a teacher, a sports commentator etc. He has also been a founder and partners in several private enterprises himself, including a DJ school (2005), and a media management company (1999/2000). He has also long believed that Nepali politicians should not have to depend on their work as policy makers to make a living which drive them into corruption and illegal use of rights of authority.


Gagan Thapa goat farm in Nuwakot, Nepal


To avoid the such unjust and unlawful activities in his head, he himself founded an entrepreneur who helped start a livestock farm five year ago, and a meat shop two year later in Kathmandu to sustain his political career and his household expenses.


Gagan Thapa at his meat shop

2) Gagan Thapa often speak about the youth entrepreneurship in Nepalese society as he see thousands of Young and energetic youths are leaving the country for better job in foreign land everyday. “If we enable the entrepreneurship spirit of Nepalese youths, it will transform our economy and society for the good,” he has said consistently. Gagan Thapa worked actively as a Parliamentarian on domestic policies that would help create a better environment for young entrepreneurs in Nepal. And in the last two years alone, he has helped hundreds of youth across Nepal try their hands at being an agro-entrepreneur. “When I started my livestock farm I realized how inaccessible even basic information and services related to operating such an understating are,” he has said publicly. “But as I traveled through the more than 62 districts in the last three years, I also realized that my venture had sparked a new interest among people to engage in the same field. And I wanted to try to make sure they did not have to repeat my mistakes or go through the challenges I faced.”


3.) Education system in Nepal is not a viable and countable compare to the education system elsewhere in the world. We have more than 400 thousand young students out of high school every year but more than half of them get failed in their final result. According to Gagan, NO STUDENT SHOULD FAILED in high school, instead they will be graded for practical and professional training for further enhancement of their career.

4.) He is the only central committee member of Nepali congress party who defy the Nepal bandha or Strike all over Nepal in the past which he think is paralyzing the country’s economy. We can hope for no more Nepal Bandha in the future.

5.) He is young, energetic, wide minded, well educated, knows the changing face of the world in technology, knows better value for life, know the need of the needy and Nepal should now be change its generation old political tradition to the hard working youths to transform Nepal from a poorest country to the modern, sovereign and stable federal republic in near future.

If you think you can agree on the above agenda apart from the political agenda of Nepali congress in general, we will be happy to hear from you. Please use decent language to comment and compliments below.

“Let’s be hopeful for the Youngest Prime Minister of Nepal”
Happy coincidence is both of them have birthday today - 4th Sharawan 
Source: - Wikipedia
             - Different websites


Friday, July 18, 2014

Happy Birthday Nelson Mandela!

Nelson Mandela was born on July 18, 1918, in Mveso, Transkei, South Africa. Becoming actively involved in the anti-apartheid movement in his 20s, Mandela joined the African National Congress in 1942. For 20 years, he directed a campaign of peaceful, nonviolent defiance against the South African government and its racist policies. In 1993, Mandela and South African President F.W. de Klerk were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to dismantle the country's apartheid system. In 1994, Mandela was inaugurated as South Africa's first black president. In 2009,Mandela's birthday (July 18) was declared "Mandela Day" to promote global peace and celebrate the South African leader's legacy.

 Mandela died at his home in Johannesburg on December 5, 2013, at age 95.Nelson Mandela became the first black president of South Africa in 1994, serving until 1999. A symbol of global peacemaking, he won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.

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Biography of KP Oli



Name: K. P. Sharma Oli
Date of Birth: 22 February 1952
Marital Status: Married
Nationality: Nepali
Passport No: 1568090
Political Party: CPN (UML)

Addresses for Correspondence:

CPN (UML) Central Office, Madannagar, Kathmandu, Nepal
Office: PO Box 5471 Kathmandu, Nepal.
Tel: 0977-1-4278081/82, Fax: 0977-1-4278084
Email: uml@ntc.net.np

Residence:

Balkot-4, Bhaktapur, Nepal
Tel: 0977-1-6630563
Email: sharmaoli@gmail.com

Current Responsibilities

Date Position Remarks
2009 to date Chief International Dept of CPN(UML)

2008 to 2009 Chief Dept. of Party School

1999-2002 Deputy-leader Major Opposition Party in the Parliament
2004 to date Chief Department of Party School
1995 to April 2008 Chief Parliamentary Department/Affairs
1992- to date Standing and Central Committee
Member CPN (UML)

1991-2002 Member House of Representatives (Parliament) Nepal
2000-to date Chairman Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization (AAPSO), Nepal
Minister

1994-1995 Minister Minister for Home (Interior)

April 2006-March 2007 Minister Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs

Imprisonment

1970 Arrested for the first time During the autocratic
Party less system
1973 Arrested and imprisoned for 14 years
1987 Released from prison

Brief Political History

Involved in the political activities in 1966 influencing from Marxism-Leninism in 1966. Member of Communist Party of Nepal in Feb-1970 and became the member of area committee in 1970. Started and Involved in underground politics against autocratic party-less Panchayat System in 1970. Arrested for the first time in 1970. District committee member of party in 1971 and Chief of the Jhapa Movement Organizing Committee in 1972. Arrested and imprisoned and put in the various jails and toxic cells for 14 consecutive years from 1973 to 1987. Released from jail in 1987. Central Committee Member of the party in 1987. In-charge for Lumbini Zone till April 1990. Standing committee member and chief of foreign department of CPN (UML) since 1992. Founder president of the National Democratic Youth Federation of Nepal(DNYF), a sister organization of the party in 1990. Member of the parliament in the House of Representatives (HOR) from Jhapa district constituency no. 6 since 1991 and from Jhapa constituency no. 2 in 1999 as well. Chief of the department of publicity and propaganda in 1993. Chief of the Investigation Commission constituted by CPN (UML) to investigate into the Dasdhunga Jeep Accident (May 16, 1993) for the inquiry on death of CPN (UML) the then General Secretary Madan Kumar Bhandari and party's Organization Department Chief Jeeb Raj Ashrit in May 1993. Presidium member of Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization Nepal in 1994 and president of AAPSO since 2000. Cabinet Minister: Ministry of Home, from 1994-1995 and others various duties and responsibilities in different times.

International Conferences, Friendships Visit and Tours:

# Representative: Representation of the Nepalese Parliament to the 87th Inter Parliamentary Union conference in Cameroon, Africa, 1992
# Election observer: Presidential election observation in United States of America in November 1992 as the council member of IPU
# Representative: 88th Inter Parliamentary Union Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, 1992
# Friendships visit: Friendships visit to the People's Republic of China on the friendly invitation of Communist Party of China in April 1993
# Government mission leader: Sixth Nepal-Bhutan joint ministerial committee meeting, Thimpu, April 17-19, 1995
# Friendship visit: Friendships visit of the People's Republic of China organized and invited by the Communist Party of China in Aug-Sep, 1997
# Team leader: 80th national conference of Congress (I) in Calcutta, India in 1997
# Friendships visit: Friendships visit of the Democratic Peoples' Republic of Korea (DPR) invited by the government and communist party of Korea in April 1997
# Friendships visit: Friendships visit to the United Kingdom and Germany invited by the British Foreign ministry and the Common Wealth Office and friends in Germany in 1998
# Representative: On the occasion of Bangladesh Awami League's golden jubilee (50th anniversary) in Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1999
# Mission Leader: Delegation of CPN (UML) to the Peoples' Republic of China in the friendly invitation of Communist Party of China in 1998
# Other hundreds of national and international seminars, symposiums, mass meetings and conferences held time to time
# Mission member: Delegation member at the United Nations' new millenium general assembly in the United State of America in September 2000
# Friendships visit: Friendships visit to the Russia (Moscow), Belarus, Cyprus and the United Kingdom
# Attended international meeting in April in Pyong Yang, Korea, 2002
# Visited Japan to Commemorate Hirosima-Negashaki Day and took part in the International Peace Conferences in these places at 2003
# Attended International Conferences in Colombo, Srilanka in 2002 and 2003
# Attended International Conference in Lima, Peru, 2004.
# Led Nepalese delegation in the 61st G.A. of the UN in 2006.
# Led Nepalese delegation in 14th N.A.M (Non Aliened Movement) Summit in Havana, Cuba, in 2006.
# Led Nepalese delegation in the N.A.M. Ministerial Meeting held in Putrajaya of Malaysia in 2006.
# Led Nepalese delegation in the SAARC Ministerial Meeting in Dhaka in 2006.
# Visit in Sri Lanka on the program of 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of Sri Lanka, from 27thAugust to 29th August.

Country Visited:

Peoples' Republic of China, DPRK, United State of America, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, Cyprus, Belarus, India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Switzerland, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Sweden, Cameroon, Sri Lanka Japan and Peru, Malysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Phillippines, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Cuba, Mexico, Portugal, Spain, Quatar, Belgium, Netherland, Austria.

Other Information

Papers and Articles: Hundreds of political articles, working papers, interviews, some poems, stories and essays

Language: Nepali, English and Hindi.
source: www.kpsharmaoli.com