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I am not surprised anymore!
..but I am fed up, and I know you are too. Everything happening in Nepal feels like a bad rerun—corruption and injustice everywhere, new scandals every other day. It's draining, and it hurts to believe in our country's future when those sworn to protect it keep stabbing it in the back. I've grown increasingly weary recently for obvious reasons. People in power fabricating a planned scandal, getting caught, yet walking free with no hint of…
Inside the mind of a corrupt.
The word “corruption” has long been synonymous with certain corners of politics, but few truly understand the mental framework that allows it to thrive. Why do these individuals, trusted to lead, betray their people so casually? It’s not simply a matter of a country’s economic state. Corruption’s roots run far deeper—into personal upbringing, social circles, and a relentless inner hunger for money and power. From a young age, some politicians find themselves surrounded by a…
The Echoes from Distant Home
From the vantage point of a foreign land, my heart remains tethered to the undulating landscapes of Nepal, from where I belong. Yet, beneath its majestic facade lies a tapestry woven with threads of political instability, pervasive corruption, and systemic inefficiencies that have stifled its potential and compelled many to seek opportunities beyond its borders. Nepal's political landscape resembles a rudderless ship, perpetually tossed by the tempests of internal discord and fragile coalitions. We have…
This is not motivational, its brutal, its honest
It’s been over two months since I joined Substack, and I wonder how people find such interesting topics to write about. Although I have been blogging and writing online since 2018, my focus has always been on business-related content. Every topic I covered was either assigned to me or chosen based on market demand. It was never about personal expression or community impact. Platforms like Substack change that perspective. The urge to write comes naturally…
This is who I am.
Pondering or contemplating is good, but shouldn’t it yield something? Talking to oneself is good, but shouldn’t it be positively sequential? I think straight, try to be rational, and make wise decisions. I critique people's decision-making skills. When something happens, I look for decisions made in response to that event and try to find the reasons behind those decisions. All that happens in my head. These are the genuine assumptions I make every time I…
40 is the new 30. Is it?
During my teenage years, I used to believe that growing older would be a huge thing and much cooler. Back then, it meant having the freedom to assert myself, pursue my interests, even skip classes (I genuinely thought that was one of the perks of being a grownup), and not fear my parents' authority, among other things. I looked forward to growing older so I could emulate some of the senior students at school whom…