Nepal’s New Royalty: The Politicians Who Never Leave the Throne While the common man struggles to afford basic healthcare, education, and infrastructure, Nepal's politicians are busy crafting laws—not for the welfare of the people, but to ensure their own lifelong comfort. Because, of course, the ultimate goal of public service in Nepal isn't to serve the public—it's to retire into a palace of wealth, luxury cars, and unlimited perks at the expense of taxpayers. A country drowning in unemployment, failing hospitals, and crumbling roads is somehow "too poor" to invest in its people. But when it comes to these so-called "former dignitaries," suddenly, the state’s treasury overflows like a never-ending fountain of riches. Former presidents, former vice-presidents, former prime ministers, and former ministers—these VIPs are granted a lifetime of privileges, as if Nepal owes them for the “great sacrifices” they made while looting the nation dry. 🔹 A Nation for the People? Or for the Politicians? What do the people get? Higher taxes, rising inflation, failing public services, and empty promises. But what do these "public servants" get? Luxury SUVs: While the average Nepali struggles with skyrocketing fuel prices, our ex-ministers glide through traffic in fully-funded, chauffeur-driven luxury vehicles. Lavish Mansions: Why worry about the housing crisis when the government ensures its former leaders live in palatial homes—paid for by hardworking citizens? Endless Perks: Security, VIP treatment, and unlimited expenses, all while the country drowns in loans and aid dependency. 🔹 When Will This Looting End? Nepal is not a monarchy anymore—at least not officially. But in reality, these corrupt politicians have simply replaced the kings, treating government funds like their personal inheritance. The people remain subjects, working tirelessly to fund the extravagant lifestyles of these untouchable elites. It's time to wake up. It's time to hold these thieves accountable. The country doesn’t owe them a lifetime of luxury—they owe the country an explanation for why, after decades of rule, Nepal is still struggling. Will the people rise against this blatant abuse of power, or will we continue to watch as they turn Nepal into their personal kingdom? I makes sense to feed the monarch than to continuously feed the never ending corrupt politicians ! What Say?

🇦🇷What Right wing J. Milei has done in Argentina has been astonishing. Milei inherited a country with a massive monthly inflation rate of 25.5%. He brought it down to 2.4%. He slashed government spending bringing the country back from recession

World News Headlines - October 30, 2024 1. BRICS Summit Highlights Global South's Role in Future World Order At the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, leaders of the Global South discussed expanding economic cooperation. Over 30 nations expressed interest in joining BRICS. Source: Democracy Now 2. U.S. Accuses North Korea of Deploying Troops to Russia The U.S. has accused North Korea of deploying troops to assist Russia's efforts in Ukraine. This follows a mutual defense agreement between Russia and North Korea. Source: Democracy Now 3. South Korea and U.S. Conduct Joint Military Exercises South Korea and the U.S. have started joint military drills in response to rising tensions in the region, particularly due to North Korean activities. Source: BBC 4. European Union Prepares Sanctions Over Gaza Conflict The European Union is preparing new sanctions over the ongoing Gaza conflict, with Israel continuing its military campaign. Source: UN News 5. BRICS Pushes Forward on De-dollarization Talks The BRICS nations are moving forward with discussions on de-dollarizing their economies, despite internal divisions. They aim to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar. Source: Korea Times 6. Global Climate Action Faces Setbacks at COP16 At the COP16 summit, climate goals remain contentious, with developing nations calling for greater financial commitments from wealthy countries. Source: IPS News 7. Sudan's Civil War Continues, Displacing Millions Sudan’s civil war rages on, with millions of civilians displaced. International humanitarian groups warn of worsening conditions. Source: UN News 8. U.S. Inflation Eases as Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady U.S. inflation is showing signs of easing, prompting the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates. Markets have reacted positively. Source: Bloomberg 9. Humanitarian Crisis Worsens in Haiti Amid Political Instability Haiti’s ongoing political turmoil continues to fuel a worsening humanitarian crisis, with millions facing hunger and violence. Source: UN News 10. Mexican Drug Cartels Expand Their Influence in Central America Mexico's powerful drug cartels are increasing their operations across Central America, contributing to violence and political instability. Source: BBC 11. France Faces Criticism Over Hijab Ban in Sports The UN has urged France to reverse its ban on Muslim women wearing hijabs in sports, calling the law discriminatory. Source: UN News 12. Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis Escalates Amid Continued Conflict The UN is warning of a worsening humanitarian situation in Yemen, with millions facing starvation as conflict disrupts aid delivery. Source: UN News 13. Saudi Arabia Expands Renewable Energy Investments Saudi Arabia has launched new renewable energy projects as part of its Vision 2030 plan to diversify its economy away from oil. Source: Bloomberg 14. Japan's Economic Struggles Worsen Amid Aging Population Japan continues to face economic challenges due to its aging population and declining birth rates, raising concerns about its long-term growth. Source: BBC 15. Africa Pushes for More Climate Aid at COP16 African nations are advocating for greater climate action and financial support from developed nations during the COP16 summit. Source: IPS News 16. BRICS Leaders Call for Greater Cooperation with Global South At the BRICS summit, leaders emphasized the importance of cooperation among Global South nations to address global challenges like economic inequality and climate change. Source: Al Jazeera 17. South Korea Launches Major AI and Robotics Initiative South Korea unveiled a new AI and robotics initiative, aiming to become a global leader in technology innovation. Source: Korea Times 18. UN Holds Emergency Talks on Gaza Conflict The UN held emergency talks to address the ongoing crisis in Gaza, calling for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid. Source: UN News #WorldNews #BRICSSummit #SouthKoreaAI #USInflation #GazaCrisis #SudanWar #MexicoCartels #SaudiRenewables #COP16 #GlobalSouth #NorthKoreaRussia #HumanitarianAid #FranceHijabBan #HaitiCrisis #DeDollarization #ClimateAction

Latest News Headlines from Nepal for October 30, 2024 1. Nepal Prepares for SAFF Women's Championship Final Nepal’s women’s football team is gearing up for the SAFF Women’s Championship final against Bangladesh. The team, buoyed by their previous victories, is confident of securing the title and making history. (Sources: Ratopati, Kantipur) 2. Government Launches 'Clean Terai' Campaign The Nepali government has launched a massive 'Clean Terai' campaign, aiming to tackle waste management issues in the Terai region. The campaign involves community participation and public awareness programs. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 3. New Bill Passed to Strengthen Cybersecurity The Parliament has passed a new bill focusing on strengthening cybersecurity measures and enhancing digital safety protocols. The law emphasizes accountability for cybercrimes and safeguarding data. (Source: Kantipur) 4. Flood Risk Persists in the Terai Amid Ongoing Rain Heavy rainfall in the Terai region has increased flood risks, prompting local authorities to remain on high alert. Evacuation plans and relief measures have been put in place to deal with potential emergencies. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Setopati) 5. Nepal Telecom Expands 5G Network Coverage Nepal Telecom is expanding its 5G network trials across additional cities, aiming to improve internet speed and digital connectivity nationwide. This expansion is expected to enhance user experiences and drive digital innovation. (Sources: Kantipur, Ratopati) 6. Deepawali Festivities Conclude with Bhai Tika The festival of Tihar concluded with Bhai Tika, where sisters marked the foreheads of their brothers as a symbol of blessings and protection. Families gathered to celebrate this special bond in a traditional manner. (Sources: Setopati, Annapurna Post) 7. Inflation Concerns as Essential Prices Rise Nepal is experiencing a rise in the prices of essential commodities, pushing the inflation rate to a six-month high. The increase in food and fuel prices has raised concerns among consumers and policymakers alike. (Sources: Ratopati, Gorkhapatra) 8. New Agricultural Initiative Launched in Gandaki The Gandaki Provincial Government has introduced a new initiative to promote sustainable farming, focusing on organic vegetable and fruit cultivation. The move aims to increase food security and improve farmer incomes. (Sources: Setopati, Gorkhapatra) 9. Rastriya Swatantra Party Proposes Economic Reform Policies The Rastriya Swatantra Party has proposed a series of economic reform policies, emphasizing job creation and infrastructure development. The proposal highlights a five-year plan to boost the national economy. (Source: Kantipur) 10. Bilateral Trade Talks Begin with India Nepal and India have initiated bilateral trade talks focusing on easing cross-border trade regulations and promoting economic ties. The discussions also covered infrastructure development projects. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Kantipur) 11. Tourism Sector Focuses on Winter Season Promotion With the winter season approaching, the Nepal Tourism Board is gearing up to attract tourists by promoting trekking routes and winter sports activities. Marketing campaigns are being planned to boost visitor numbers. (Sources: Setopati, Annapurna Post) 12. Public Transport Strike Affects Daily Commuters Public transport operators in Kathmandu have gone on strike, demanding a fare increase. The strike has caused major disruptions in the capital, leaving commuters stranded. (Sources: Kantipur, Ratopati) 13. UN Praises Nepal’s Role in Global Peacekeeping On the occasion of UN Day, the United Nations praised Nepal’s contributions to peacekeeping missions around the world. The event highlighted the bravery and dedication of Nepali peacekeepers. (Sources: Setopati, Ratopati) 14. Kathmandu Metro Expands Green Spaces Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced plans to expand green spaces and parks as part of its 'Green Kathmandu' initiative. The project aims to promote environmental sustainability and enhance public well-being. (Sources: Kantipur, Gorkhapatra) 15. Banking Sector Shows Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty Nepal’s banking sector has demonstrated resilience amid global economic uncertainties, with reports indicating a stable financial outlook. Banks are focusing on maintaining liquidity and supporting local businesses. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Setopati) 16. Farmers in Saptari Struggle with Crop Damage from Floods Farmers in Saptari are grappling with severe crop damage caused by recent floods. Government officials have promised compensation and support for affected farmers to help them recover from their losses. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 17. Bansgadhi Municipality Introduces E-Governance Services Bansgadhi Municipality in Lumbini Province has introduced e-governance services to streamline administrative processes and provide easier access to public services. (Sources: Kantipur, Ratopati) 18. Nepali Filmmaker Wins Award at Tokyo Film Festival Renowned Nepali filmmaker Anil Sharma won the Best Director award at the Tokyo Film Festival for his film “Bagmati,” which explores environmental issues and cultural heritage. (Sources: Setopati, Gorkhapatra) #NepalNews, #SAFFWomensChampionship, #CybersecurityNepal, #Nepal5G, #Tihar2024, #InflationNepal, #UNDayNepal, #NepalTourism, #EconomicReformsNepal

News headlines from Nepal for October 29, 2024: 1. ICC World Cup: Nepal Prepares for Critical Match Against Oman The Nepali cricket team is gearing up for a critical match against Oman in the ICC World Cup League 2. The team remains focused on bouncing back after a recent loss to the USA. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Ratopati) 2. Government Initiates 'Green Kathmandu' Program The government has launched a new initiative called 'Green Kathmandu,' aimed at increasing green spaces and promoting environmental sustainability in the capital. This includes new parks and eco-friendly projects across the city. (Sources: Kantipur, Setopati) 3. Deepawali Festival Lights Up Nepal Nepal celebrated Deepawali (Tihar) with traditional fervor. The festival saw people lighting oil lamps, decorating homes with garlands, and participating in various cultural activities across the country. (Sources: Setopati, Annapurna Post) 4. Flood Recovery Efforts Continue in Saptari Flood-affected families in Saptari are still receiving relief aid, including food and temporary shelters, after severe flooding damaged homes and displaced residents last month. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 5. CCTV Installation to Improve Road Safety in Chitwan Chitwan has begun installing CCTV cameras on major highways to reduce accidents and ensure road safety. The project is part of a broader initiative to improve traffic management in the region. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 6. Nepali Women’s Football Team Advances to SAFF Finals Nepal's women’s football team advanced to the SAFF Women's Championship finals after defeating India in a thrilling penalty shootout. The team is now preparing for the final match against Bangladesh. (Source: Ratopati) 7. Nepal Telecom Expands 5G Network Trials Nepal Telecom is expanding its 5G trials across several major cities in the country, aiming to accelerate digital transformation and provide faster internet services. (Source: Kantipur) 8. Flood Threats Persist in Terai as Rivers Swell With continued rainfall in the Terai region, rivers have swollen, increasing the risk of further flooding in vulnerable districts. Local authorities have been monitoring water levels closely. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 9. Cultural Tourism Gains Popularity in Bhaktapur Bhaktapur is seeing a rise in cultural tourism, with tourists flocking to the city to experience traditional festivals and ancient Newari architecture. (Sources: Kantipur, Setopati) 10. Government Prepares for Winter Tourism Boom The Nepal Tourism Board is preparing for an influx of winter tourists, particularly in popular trekking regions like Everest and Annapurna. The board expects tourism to boost the economy. (Source: Annapurna Post) 11. Nepal’s Inflation Hits 6-Month High Rising food and fuel prices have pushed Nepal’s inflation to a six-month high, increasing concerns about household spending and economic stability. (Sources: Setopati, Ratopati) 12. Mustang's Horse-Riding Adventures Draw Tourists Horse-riding adventures in Mustang, particularly along the route to the sacred Muktinath Temple, have become a favorite activity among both domestic and international tourists. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 13. Public Transport Strike Affects Daily Life in Kathmandu Public transport operators in Kathmandu went on strike today, disrupting the daily commute for thousands of passengers. The strike is due to ongoing disputes with the government over fare increases. (Source: Kantipur) 14. Local Governments Criticized for Mismanagement of Funds Local governments have come under fire for mismanaging over NPR 1.5 billion in funds allocated for infrastructure projects. Critics are calling for more transparency and accountability. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 15. Nepali Film Wins International Award at Tokyo Festival The Nepali film "Bagmati" won the Best International Feature award at the Tokyo Film Festival, receiving praise for its environmental message and visual storytelling. (Source: Kantipur) 16. Nepal Electricity Authority Reports 20% Drop in Power Theft The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has reported a 20% reduction in power theft across the country after introducing new monitoring and enforcement measures. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 17. Egg Prices Rise in Kathmandu Amid High Demand The price of eggs in Kathmandu has surged due to increased demand during the festive season, offering some relief to poultry farmers. (Sources: Gorkhapatra, Ratopati) 18. Nepal Army Marks UN Day with Special Ceremony The Nepal Army held a special ceremony to commemorate UN Day, highlighting the contributions of Nepali peacekeepers to global security and humanitarian efforts. (Source: Setopati) #NepalNews, #Tihar2024, #SAFFWomensChampionship, #NepalCricket, #FloodRelief, #5GNetworkNepal, #NepalTourism, #UNDay

World News Headlines - October 29, 2024 1. UN Warns of Humanitarian Disaster in Gaza The UN warns of an escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Thousands are facing critical shortages of food, water, and medical aid as the conflict intensifies. Source: UN News 2. Sudanese Civil War Impacts Neighboring Economies The civil war in Sudan continues to destabilize neighboring economies, with millions of people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance. Source: UN News 3. Gaza Crisis Deepens as Israeli Military Offensive Continues The situation in Gaza worsens as Israeli airstrikes continue. The UN calls for immediate action to prevent further humanitarian disaster. Source: UN News 4. Tensions Rise Between Israel and Iran Tensions escalate between Israel and Iran following a series of airstrikes and military maneuvers in the region, raising concerns about a potential large-scale conflict. Source: UN News 5. Indigenous Communities Adopt Climate-Resilient Crops Indigenous groups in South America are turning to climate-resilient crops to combat the impacts of climate change, such as droughts and flooding. Source: Inter Press Service 6. Sri Lankan Press Freedom Remains a Challenge Journalists in Sri Lanka continue to push for justice and accountability for unresolved murders, as the new president promises reforms. Source: Inter Press Service 7. IMF Faces Criticism for Limited Support to Africa The IMF is under pressure to increase financial assistance to African nations struggling with economic challenges, with experts calling for immediate action. Source: Global Issues 8. UN Calls for Action to Address Yemen's Food Crisis The United Nations has raised alarms over Yemen's deepening food crisis, warning that millions are at risk of starvation due to the ongoing conflict. Source: UN News 9. Energy Shortages Loom as Europe Prepares for Winter European countries are bracing for winter energy shortages amid ongoing disruptions in Russian gas supplies. Efforts to secure alternative energy sources are underway. Source: BBC 10. Saudi Arabia Expands Renewable Energy Projects Saudi Arabia has launched new renewable energy projects to diversify its economy as part of its Vision 2030 plan. Source: Bloomberg 11. Political Instability Worsens Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti Haiti’s ongoing political turmoil and gang violence continue to drive a worsening humanitarian crisis, with millions facing food insecurity. Source: UN News 12. North Korean Troops Allegedly Training in Russia Reports have emerged that North Korean troops are being trained in Russia, deepening concerns over military cooperation between the two nations. Source: Wall Street Journal 13. US Inflation Declines as Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady US inflation continues to ease, prompting the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates. Markets responded positively to the announcement. Source: Bloomberg 14. Mexican Drug Cartels Expand Control in Central America Mexico's drug cartels are increasingly extending their operations across Central America, contributing to rising violence and political instability. Source: BBC 15. Japan Faces Economic Challenges Due to Aging Population Japan's aging population continues to pose significant economic challenges as the country faces record-low birth rates. Source: BBC 16. Africa Pushes for Climate Action at COP16 African leaders at the COP16 summit are urging global action to combat climate change, particularly to protect vulnerable populations in drought-prone regions. Source: Inter Press Service 17. France Urged to Repeal Hijab Ban in Sports UN human rights experts have called on France to reverse its ban on Muslim women and girls wearing hijabs in sports, stating that the ban is discriminatory. Source: UN News 18. Global Leaders Gather for Emergency Talks on Gaza Crisis World leaders held emergency talks to address the escalating crisis in Gaza, calling for immediate action to prevent further humanitarian suffering. Source: UN News #WorldNews #GazaCrisis #SudanWar #MiddleEastConflict #ClimateChange #SriLankaPressFreedom #IMFAfrica #YemenCrisis #EnergyShortages #SaudiRenewables #HaitiCrisis #NorthKoreaRussia #USFedRates #MexicoCartels #JapanPopulationCrisis #COP16 #FranceHijabBan

This article explains why Donald Trump may win the 2024 U.S. presidential election and why Kamala Harris may lose. Trump has a strong Republican base, popular appeal, and solid economic policies, making him a potential winner. His stance on law and order also resonates with many voters. On the other hand, Kamala Harris faces challenges such as low popularity, lack of experience, and her close association with the Biden administration. These factors may benefit Trump and make it difficult for Harris to win the 2024 election. Why Donald Trump May Win the 2024 U.S. Election: Strong Republican Base: Trump has maintained a loyal and energized base that remains highly engaged in politics. His supporters are consistently motivated to vote, attend rallies, and donate to his campaigns. Economic Message: Trump's economic policies, including tax cuts and deregulation, have been popular with business owners, corporations, and working-class voters. He may benefit from voters who believe he can restore economic growth, particularly after the challenges of inflation and the COVID-19 recovery period. Populist Appeal: Trump’s populist message continues to resonate with a large segment of the American electorate, particularly those who feel left behind by globalization and the political establishment. His "America First" stance on trade and immigration has strong support in rural and industrial areas. Anti-Establishment Sentiment: Many voters view Trump as a political outsider who challenges the "deep state" or the political elite. This image appeals to those who are frustrated with career politicians and seek a more unconventional leader. Media Dominance: Trump’s ability to dominate media coverage, both on traditional platforms and social media, ensures that he stays in the spotlight. His controversial statements often bring attention that fuels his campaign and keeps him at the forefront of political discussions. Perceived Strength on Law and Order: Trump’s stance on law and order, including his criticism of movements like “Defund the Police,” appeals to voters who are concerned about crime rates and public safety. This position resonates especially in suburban and rural communities. Conservative Supreme Court Influence: Trump successfully appointed three conservative justices to the Supreme Court, which has earned him significant support from conservative voters, especially those concerned about issues like abortion, gun rights, and religious freedom. Immigration Policy: Trump's hard-line immigration policies, including the border wall and opposition to illegal immigration, remain popular with voters who are concerned about border security and the impact of immigration on jobs and wages. Opposition to Political Correctness: Trump’s unapologetic style and rejection of "political correctness" appeal to many voters who feel that free speech is under attack. His rhetoric resonates with individuals who believe that traditional American values are being eroded by progressive movements. Frustration with Biden’s Administration: If voters are dissatisfied with the economy, inflation, foreign policy (e.g., handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal), or other aspects of the Biden administration’s performance, they may turn to Trump as an alternative leader who promises change and a return to stability. Why Kamala Harris May Lose the 2024 U.S. Election: Low Approval Ratings: Kamala Harris has faced low approval ratings throughout her tenure as vice president. This lack of popularity could undermine her ability to energize the Democratic base and attract independent voters. Lack of Clear Achievements: Critics argue that Harris has not achieved significant policy successes as vice president, which could make it difficult for her to campaign on a record of accomplishments. Perception of Inexperience: Harris has relatively little experience in executive leadership compared to other candidates, and her performance in handling key issues like the border crisis has been questioned. Some voters may see her as unprepared for the presidency. Association with Biden's Struggles: As vice president, Harris is closely tied to the successes and failures of the Biden administration. Any dissatisfaction with the Biden administration, whether over economic issues, foreign policy, or handling of the pandemic, could negatively affect her chances. Difficulty Mobilizing the Democratic Base: Harris may struggle to unify the Democratic Party’s diverse factions, including progressives and moderates. A lack of enthusiasm from key voting blocs, such as younger voters or minority groups, could hurt her chances. Weak Support Among Independents: While Harris has strong support among Democratic loyalists, her appeal among independent and swing voters is weaker. This group is critical to winning national elections, and without their backing, her path to victory becomes narrower. Republican Attack Strategy: Harris is likely to face strong and well-funded attacks from Republican opponents, who may focus on her record as a prosecutor or her stances on hot-button issues like immigration, law enforcement, and taxes. These attacks could damage her reputation among undecided voters. Polarizing Identity Politics: While Harris's background as the first female vice president of African-American and South Asian descent has historic significance, some critics may argue that identity politics could alienate certain voters who prioritize policy over representation. Weak Foreign Policy Credentials: Harris has limited experience in foreign policy, and given the global challenges facing the U.S., this could be a point of vulnerability. Her performance on the international stage may be scrutinized more heavily in a presidential election. Handling of the Border Crisis: Harris was tasked with addressing the root causes of migration, but her perceived lack of progress on border control and immigration reform has drawn criticism from both sides of the political aisle. This issue could be used effectively against her in the campaign. In conclusion, Trump may benefit from a strong base, economic messaging, and anti-establishment appeal, while Harris could face challenges related to low approval ratings and association with the Biden administration's struggles. Both candidates will need to address these strengths and weaknesses as the 2024 election approaches. #2024USElectionPredictions #WhyTrumpMayWin2024Election #KamalaHarrisElectionChallenges #DonaldTrump2024VictoryReasons #KamalaHarris2024ElectionIssues #TrumpPopulistAppeal2024 #BidenHarrisAdministrationCritique #USElectionAnalysis2024 #TrumpVsHarris2024Election #ReasonsForTrumpsPotential2024Win

World News Headlines - October 28, 2024 1. UN Warns of Escalating Crisis in Gaza The UN has raised concerns over the escalating violence in Gaza, where humanitarian conditions continue to deteriorate, with thousands facing shortages of basic supplies. Source: UN News 2. Sudan: Civilians Targeted in Latest Al Jazirah State Attacks A UN official decried recent attacks on civilians in Sudan’s Al Jazirah state. Over 120 people have been killed, adding to the rising violence across the region. Source: UN News 3. Entire Population of Northern Gaza Faces Critical Risk The UN’s top humanitarian official warned that the population of northern Gaza is at grave risk due to ongoing Israeli military operations and restricted access to essential supplies. Source: UN News 4. UN Calls for De-escalation Amid Israeli Strikes on Iran The UN chief has called for an immediate halt to escalating hostilities in the Middle East, following Israel’s strikes on Iranian targets. Source: UN News 5. Climate-Friendly Crops Boost Resilience for Indigenous Communities Indigenous communities in South America are adopting climate-resilient crops to combat the dual challenges of drought and flooding, with significant success stories emerging. Source: IPS News 6. COP16 Sees Controversial Debate on Biodiversity Credits At the COP16 summit in Colombia, biodiversity credits have become a point of debate, with protests and support emerging from different sides. Source: IPS News 7. Sri Lanka Struggles with Press Freedom Amid Unresolved Murders Journalists in Sri Lanka are pushing for justice as the newly elected president vows to tackle long-standing impunity for past murders of journalists. Source: IPS News 8. IMF Criticized for Insufficient Support to African Nations The IMF is facing backlash for its lack of support to African countries amid economic crises, with calls for enhanced financial assistance through special drawing rights. Source: Global Issues 9. UN Condemns Worsening Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen As Yemen’s conflict rages on, the UN warns of an escalating food crisis, with millions at risk of starvation due to restricted aid access. Source: UN News 10. Europe Prepares for Energy Shortages Amid Russian Gas Disruptions European nations brace for energy shortages as winter approaches, exacerbated by the ongoing disruption of Russian gas supplies. Source: BBC News 11. Saudi Arabia Expands Renewable Energy Projects Saudi Arabia has announced new renewable energy projects as part of its Vision 2030, with a focus on diversifying its economy away from oil dependency. Source: Bloomberg News 12. Haiti’s Political and Humanitarian Crisis Worsens Haiti’s political instability and gang violence are leading to a worsening humanitarian crisis, with food insecurity reaching critical levels. Source: UN News 13. North Korean Troops Allegedly Training in Russia Reports suggest North Korean troops are training in Russia, raising concerns over deepening military ties between the two nations. Source: Wall Street Journal 14. US Inflation Eases as Fed Maintains Interest Rates Inflation in the US continues to ease, leading the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates steady, which has been welcomed by financial markets. Source: Bloomberg News 15. Mexican Drug Cartels Expand Operations in Central America Mexico’s powerful drug cartels are extending their influence across Central America, leading to a surge in violence and political instability. Source: BBC News 16. Japan Faces Economic Challenges as Population Ages Japan is grappling with the economic consequences of its rapidly aging population, as birth rates continue to plummet to record lows. Source: BBC News 17. African Leaders Push for Climate Action at COP16 African leaders are advocating for urgent climate action at the COP16 summit, focusing on the continent’s vulnerability to climate change. Source: IPS News 18. UN Holds Emergency Talks on Gaza Crisis The United Nations has convened emergency talks to address the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza, calling for immediate ceasefire and aid access. Source: UN News #WorldNews #GazaCrisis #MiddleEastConflict #SudanViolence #ClimateAction #BiodiversityCredits #SriLankaPressFreedom #IMFAfrica #YemenCrisis #EnergyShortages #SaudiRenewables #HaitiCrisis #NorthKoreaRussia #USFedRates #MexicoDrugCartels #JapanAgingPopulation #AfricanLeadersCOP16 #UNEmergencyTalks #GlobalHumanitarianEfforts

News Headlines from Nepal - October 27, 2024 1. Nepal Police Busts Major Human Trafficking Ring Nepal Police has successfully dismantled a human trafficking ring in the capital, Kathmandu, that was involved in sending Nepali citizens to Gulf countries illegally. Several arrests were made, and further investigations are ongoing. (Source: Setopati, Ratopati) 2. Kathmandu Valley Celebrates Deepawali with Energy Kathmandu Valley came alive with lights, music, and celebrations as residents observed Deepawali. The streets were decorated with oil lamps and Makhamali garlands, with Tihar festivities in full swing. (Source: Kantipur) 3. Dengue Infections Continue to Surge The number of dengue infections in Nepal continues to rise. Health experts have urged citizens to take precautionary measures such as wearing protective clothing and using mosquito repellents. (Source: Ratopati) 4. Government to Launch New Disaster Management Program In collaboration with the World Bank, the Nepali government is set to launch a $150 million disaster management and preparedness program aimed at increasing resilience against natural disasters, particularly floods and landslides. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 5. Nepali Students Excel in International Olympiad A team of Nepali students has secured gold and silver medals in the International Mathematics Olympiad, making Nepal proud on the global stage. Their achievement has been widely celebrated across the country. (Source: Setopati) 6. Nepal Cracks Down on Illegal Fireworks Sales With Tihar festivities ongoing, the government has intensified its crackdown on illegal fireworks sales across major cities, especially in Kathmandu. Police have seized large quantities of contraband fireworks. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 7. Nepali Film 'Bagmati' Wins International Award The Nepali film "Bagmati" has won the Best International Feature award at the Cannes Independent Film Festival. The film, set in the Bagmati River basin, has been lauded for its environmental message and cinematography. (Source: Kantipur) 8. Nepal’s Cricket Team Prepares for T20 Series Against UAE The Nepali cricket team is in full preparation mode for its upcoming T20 series against the UAE. The matches are seen as critical for Nepal’s progression in international rankings. (Source: Ratopati) 9. Flood-Affected Regions Receive Emergency Relief Aid Emergency relief aid has been distributed to flood-affected regions in the Terai. Thousands of families who lost their homes in recent floods are now receiving food, medical supplies, and temporary shelters. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 10. Prime Minister Calls for Strengthening Diplomatic Ties with India Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has called for strengthening bilateral relations with India, particularly focusing on trade and economic partnerships. (Source: Setopati) 11. Inflation Worsens as Food Prices Skyrocket As Tihar celebrations continue, food prices have skyrocketed across the country, exacerbating the financial burden on Nepali families. Economists are urging the government to take action to stabilize the market. (Source: Ratopati) 12. Thamel to Host International Music Festival Thamel, the heart of Kathmandu’s nightlife, is set to host an international music festival next month, attracting musicians and tourists from around the world. (Source: Kantipur) 13. Nepal Army Honors Veterans in Special Ceremony The Nepal Army has held a special ceremony to honor retired veterans who served in peacekeeping missions around the globe. Families of the veterans were also recognized. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 14. Nepal’s Efforts Praised in International Climate Conference Nepal’s efforts in combating climate change have been praised at the ongoing COP-29 climate conference. The country’s push for renewable energy solutions and forest conservation was highlighted. (Source: Setopati) 15. Kathmandu Expands Green Spaces Amid Growing Urbanization Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced plans to expand parks and green spaces to counter the effects of growing urbanization. New projects will include cycling lanes and pedestrian-friendly areas. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 16. Nepal Telecom Launches 5G Trials Nepal Telecom has officially launched its 5G network trials in select areas of Kathmandu, marking a new milestone in the country's digital transformation. (Source: Kantipur) 17. SAFF Women's Championship: Nepal Moves to Finals Nepal’s women’s football team has made it to the finals of the SAFF Women's Championship after a thrilling 3-1 victory against Bangladesh in the semifinals. (Source: Setopati) 18. Supreme Court to Review Controversial Citizenship Bill The Supreme Court has agreed to review the controversial citizenship bill that has sparked widespread protests across the country. (Source: Ratopati) #NepalNews, #TiharFestival, #DengueOutbreak, #NepalCricket, #SAFFWomensChampionship, #BagmatiFilm, #NepalFloodRelief, #NepalIndiaRelations, #NepalInflation

News Headlines from Nepal - October 26, 2024 1. PM Oli Calls for Urgent Action on Climate Justice at COP-29 Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has urged government agencies and international representatives to strongly advocate for climate justice in the upcoming COP-29 climate conference. He emphasized the importance of raising Nepal's issues related to climate change and resource management. (Source: Setopati, Ratopati) 2. Nepal's Financial Status Remains Stable Despite Global Concerns Nepal Rastra Bank's governor, Maha Prasad Adhikari, confirmed that the country's financial status is stable with inflation under control and a satisfactory foreign reserve. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 3. Tihar Preparations in Full Swing with Markets Busy As Tihar approaches, markets in major cities like Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Lalitpur are bustling with activity. Traders have stocked up on items like Makhamali garlands, clay oil lamps, and sweets for the festive season. (Source: Kantipur, Setopati) 4. Dengue Crisis Continues to Worsen The dengue outbreak in Nepal is showing no signs of abating, with cases rising in Kathmandu and other districts. Health officials are struggling to control the spread of the disease amid growing public concern. (Source: Ratopati, Gorkhapatra) 5. Bhaktapur Potters Busy with Clay Lamp Production for Tihar Potters in Bhaktapur are in high demand as they produce thousands of clay oil lamps (Diyo) for Tihar celebrations, a tradition that plays a central role in the festival. (Source: Setopati) 6. Road Accidents Claim Five Lives Across Nepal In separate incidents, five people were killed in road accidents in Kapilvastu and Jhapa, raising concerns about road safety during the festive season. (Source: Ratopati, Gorkhapatra) 7. Rabi Lamichhane Remanded in Custody for Further Investigation Rabi Lamichhane, leader of the Rastriya Swatantra Party, has been remanded in custody as investigations into allegations of fraud continue. The case has stirred political tensions across the country. (Source: Setopati) 8. Government Reviews Performance in First 100 Days The ruling coalition parties reviewed the government's performance over the past 100 days, focusing on policy implementation and economic development. (Source: Ratopati, Kantipur) 9. Nepal Defeats Sri Lanka in SAFF Women’s Championship The Nepali women's football team secured a decisive 6-0 victory against Sri Lanka in the SAFF Women’s Championship, advancing to the semifinals. (Source: Kantipur) 10. Illegal Fireworks Seized in Kathmandu Police seized a large quantity of illegal fireworks being smuggled into Kathmandu ahead of Tihar, as authorities ramp up efforts to curb illegal activities during the festival. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 11. Baburam Bhattarai's Party Rebranded as Naya Shakti Party Former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai has rebranded his political organization as Naya Shakti Party, with plans to restructure ahead of the next elections. (Source: Setopati) 12. 13 Snow Leopards Spotted in Kanchenjunga Conservation Area In a significant development for wildlife conservation, 13 snow leopards were spotted in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area, signaling success in ongoing efforts to protect the species. (Source: Kantipur) 13. Tihar Pushes Up Food Prices Across Nepal As Tihar approaches, the prices of essential goods, including sweets, oil, and fruits, have surged due to increased demand and supply chain constraints. (Source: Ratopati) 14. Venison Seized from Community Forest Chief's Home Nepal police have seized illegally hunted venison from the house of a community forest chief, leading to his arrest. (Source: Ratopati) 15. Government Pushes for Disaster Preparedness with World Bank Support The government has signed a $150 million deal with the World Bank to bolster disaster preparedness and recovery efforts, particularly in flood-prone regions. (Source: Setopati, Gorkhapatra) 16. Kathmandu Schools Closed Due to Rising Dengue Cases Several schools in Kathmandu have been forced to close temporarily as dengue cases among students rise. Health authorities are urging schools to follow preventive measures. (Source: Ratopati) 17. Fungling Reporters Club Wins Local Football Championship The Fungling Reporters Club won the local football championship in Taplejung, defeating their rivals in a thrilling match that saw a 5-4 final score. (Source: Gorkhapatra) 18. Global IME Bank Offers Discounts for Tihar Global IME Bank has announced a special offer for its customers, providing a 15% discount on services at Dusit Thani Himalayan Resort during the Tihar festival. (Source: Ratopati) #NepalNews, #ClimateJustice, #Tihar2024, #DengueOutbreak, #NepalFootball, #NepalEconomy, #SnowLeopardConservation

World News Headlines - October 25, 2024 1. BRICS Summit Pushes for De-dollarization in Global Trade The BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) concluded their annual summit with a strong push for de-dollarization in global trade, aiming to reduce reliance on the US dollar. New initiatives were launched to promote the use of local currencies and enhance South-South economic cooperation. Source: BBC 2. Middle East Conflict Escalates: Israel Expands Strikes in Gaza The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens as Israel expands its military strikes following increased Hamas attacks. International calls for a ceasefire have intensified as civilian casualties rise. Source: Al Jazeera 3. U.S.-Israel Tensions Rise Over Iran Attack Plans Relations between the U.S. and Israel face new strains after a major intelligence leak reveals Israeli plans for a potential attack on Iran. The Biden administration is working to address the diplomatic fallout. Source: CNN 4. Tropical Storm Oscar Hits Cuba, Millions Without Power Tropical Storm Oscar has wreaked havoc in Cuba, leaving millions without electricity and causing widespread flooding. Emergency services are struggling to restore power and provide essential aid. Source: BBC 5. Europe Braces for Energy Crisis as Russian Gas Supply Disruptions Continue Several European countries face energy shortages as disruptions to Russian gas supplies persist. Efforts to secure alternative energy sources are ongoing. Source: Bloomberg 6. China’s Economic Slowdown Worsens Global Supply Chain Issues China's economic slowdown continues to cause ripple effects across global supply chains, particularly in manufacturing and electronics. Experts predict further delays in consumer goods delivery. Source: Financial Times 7. Prabowo Subianto Sworn in as Indonesia’s President Amid Controversy Prabowo Subianto has been sworn in as Indonesia’s president, despite concerns over his past human rights record. His election has sparked protests, particularly from human rights activists. Source: Al Jazeera 8. U.S. Inflation Eases as Fed Maintains Interest Rates U.S. inflation has eased for the third consecutive month, prompting the Federal Reserve to maintain current interest rates. Markets reacted positively to the news. Source: Bloomberg 9. South Korea Hosts Major Tech Expo Focused on AI and Robotics South Korea is hosting a global tech expo, showcasing advances in AI and robotics. Industry leaders are discussing the impact of these technologies on various sectors. Source: Financial Times 10. Saudi Arabia Launches New Renewable Energy Projects Saudi Arabia has announced several new renewable energy initiatives aimed at reducing its reliance on oil. The projects are part of the country's Vision 2030 plan. Source: Bloomberg 11. Climate Summit in Nairobi: World Leaders Commit to Reducing Emissions World leaders have gathered in Nairobi to commit to reducing carbon emissions as part of global climate change efforts. The summit emphasized the need for urgent action in developing nations. Source: Al Jazeera 12. Japan’s Population Decline Hits Record Low Birth Rates Japan's birth rates have reached a record low, exacerbating concerns about the long-term economic impacts of the country's rapidly aging population. Source: BBC 13. Russia-Ukraine War: Fighting Intensifies Around Donetsk Fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces has intensified around Donetsk, with both sides reporting heavy casualties. Peace talks remain stalled. Source: Bloomberg 14. Mexico's Drug Cartels Expand Influence in Central America Mexico's drug cartels are expanding their influence into Central America, with reports of increasing violence and political instability in the region. Source: BBC 15. Ethiopia Launches Space Satellite to Boost Telecommunications Ethiopia successfully launched its second space satellite, aimed at improving telecommunications infrastructure across the country. Source: Al Jazeera 16. Iran Nuclear Deal Hangs in the Balance as Talks Continue Negotiations over the Iran nuclear deal continue, with both sides struggling to reach a compromise. The future of the agreement remains uncertain. Source: CNN 17. BRICS Expansion: A Challenge to Western Hegemony The recent expansion of BRICS nations is seen as a direct challenge to Western hegemony, with new members like Saudi Arabia and Iran joining the bloc. The group aims to reshape global governance. Source: Financial Times 18. Australia to Hold Referendum on Indigenous Voice to Parliament Australia is set to hold a referendum on creating an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, a move aimed at giving Indigenous communities greater political representation. 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Modi is Trapped in a Chakravyuh - via Social Media Senior journalist Sushant Sinha explained in his show what a real Chakravyuh is like. At the center of this Chakravyuh is Modi. Modi represents India, and for India, there is a Hindu who speaks of Hindutva and places his religion and country above caste. In this way, a Chakravyuh has been set around Modi in the name of Modi. The First Layer: The first circle of the Chakravyuh attacks the economic system so that India's economy collapses. Using the help of a hidden class, it's being said that India's market is fraudulent. Pull out your investments. LIC/SBI/HAL are all sinking. Withdraw your money from everywhere and do not invest further. The Second Layer: The second circle focuses on issues like Agniveer, so that rebellion arises in the army. The army is the force that protects the country during civil war or conflict, so incite them against the government so that they may help overthrow it during a civil war. The Third Layer: The third circle involves the farmers. By provoking them, destroy India's food supply. How long can a country survive on empty stomachs? In this way, you block the country's money, army, and food supply, all of which are essential during any conflict. The Fourth Layer: Reservation. Stir up caste divisions within Hindus and create fierce casteism. This way, when the time for unity arrives during a war, they will destroy each other. The Fifth Layer: Declare that the Constitution is in danger and that dictatorship has arrived in the country. Before the government starts killing you, you should begin to kill the government and its supporters, otherwise, they will wipe you out. The Sixth Layer: Raises the issue of minorities being in danger, urging them to join the cause and establish their government. Once this is done, we will take revenge on them one by one. The Seventh Layer: In the seventh circle, foreign powers come into play. They will fund and provide plans, whether it’s creating a Khalistan, pushing for a Christian country in the Northeast, establishing an Islamic regime in Kerala/Bengal, creating a North vs. South conflict, dividing people between Hindi and non-Hindi speakers, and when all this happens, foreign powers will intervene in the name of saving democracy, as they have done in other countries. This is the 7-layer Chakravyuh Modi has to fight against. Modi's Strength is People's Trust: Everything is being done to break this trust. If Modi is defeated, then all those who are currently mocking Congress and religion will be eliminated. Nationalism will be declared a crime. Speaking out against oppression will lead to abduction. No country will speak out, just like today no one speaks out against Bangladesh; instead, they say everything is fake news. Just as in West Bengal, if you raise your voice, you will be taken from your home. And the Supreme Court, will it come to the rescue? The judges of the Supreme Court will be trapped just like they were in Bangladesh, and they will be forced to resign. The excuse for all this will be that the people revolted against dictatorship. They're not targeting those practicing Hindutva; they're attacking BJP supporters who stood by Modi and supported oppression. Someone will say that a Muslim beheaded a Hindu because he was oppressed for years. A Hindu girl will be kidnapped and raped because she insulted religion. A Hindu's house will be looted because he supported capitalism and scorned the poor. Hindus will be forced to resign because they supported dictatorship. A Jizya (property) tax will be imposed on Hindus because they 'looted' for years. And this is not an exaggeration, it’s happening next door in Bangladesh. It's happening in Bengal. And history has repeated itself in dozens of countries. It’s a different story if you live under the illusion that this won’t happen to you, while you complain about inflation or taxes and set out to teach Modi a lesson.

Moody’s raises India’s 2024 GDP growth view to 7.2%, from 6.8% earlier and 2025 GDP growth view to 6.6%, from 6.4% earlier. Cuts India's 2024 CPI Inflation forecast to 5.0% from 5.2%. Retains India's 2025 CPI Inflation forecast at 4.8%. This is Bharat which was standing on door of Bankruptcy in 2014 and it took one man Leadership effort to turn around from economic disaster to prosperity

There is a reason why cabal is hell Bent after Adani and PSUs. This is because Adani is developing his business and expanding by pledging his shares of one enterprise to get syndicate loans from banks for his subsidiaries. If they are able to create fear and devalue his shares of atleast two major firms, then the worth of Collateral of Adani's shares to banks will diminish and bank will have an asset liability crisis and go for re insurance and underwriters. This is going to significantly increase the cost of maintaining the assets. And if the spiral starts, majority of PSUs, PSBs and LIC will have to dump his shares and take a huge haircut. Banks capital adequacy and security deposits will go for a toss as panic of liquidity is already set through market as investors and depositors will try to bank run. This will be the perfect time to civil unrest and spread anarchy across the nation as hyper inflation will bring the economy down. It is a long drawn plan to destroy the economy.

SUPER NUMBERS - INDIA INFLATION DATA COMES AT 3.54% The annual consumer inflation rate in India fell sharply to 3.54% in July of 2024 from 5.08% in the earlier month, well below market expectations of 3.65%, to mark the softest increase in consumer prices since August 2019. It was the first time the inflation rate fell below the RBI’s target of 4% in nearly five years, although the sharp decline was largely owed to large base effects in food prices Swamy economics in Tailspin

JAPAN FACES ECONOMIC CRISIS AS YEN CARRY TRADE COLLAPSE LOOMS Japan's economy faces a crisis due to the potential collapse of its $20 trillion yen carry trade amid rising inflation. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is caught between tightening monetary policies, risking a collapse of the carry trade, or maintaining low rates, which threatens financial stability. This situation affects wealth distribution, impacting older, wealthier citizens if policies tighten and younger households if rates remain low. The BoJ's decision will shape Japan's economic future, risking financial instability and yen devaluation.

10 years ago 1. We had double digit inflation 2. 2.5 L as tax slab 3. Had 30+ indirect taxes like sales tax, service tax, VAT, Octroi, etc 4. Corrupt Ministers in Central Cabinet 5. Fragile Five Economy 6. Economy was running on Counterfeited currency 7. Had no money for Armed Forces 8. Bomb blast was daily ritual 9. more then million fake beneficiary 10. Property was inflated by 2000% Can add 10 more pointers

Nibba Nibbi of Social Media doesn't know that when you use to call Indira Gandhi as Iron lady, the inflation was more than 17% and People use to wait Outside Ration Shop to Get Kerosene, not far, just before 2014 people use to line up same way to get gas when the World's most educated economist was PM