** Nepal **

The Communists are all set to take charge of governing Nepal. Well, after such a prolonged fight - dont they deserve that? Haven't people voted them to rule them? Cant the communists give a stable government to the hapless people of Nepal?? Well, first of all, communists have not got an absolute majority through ballot. They need support to form a Govt. And there has been lot of bullying tactics by the maoists during the elections. And thirdly, the 'maoists' had caught the imagination of peoply by acting as 'Robin Crusoes' - robbing rich and paying the poor. And this is the very fundamental classification that make them unfit to rule a country.

Nepal, henceforth, is going to hold the 'China' card in front of us - and thus is going to be a big 'pain in the ass' for India. Nepal is going to become the breeding ground for terrorists (the present day legislators were groomed on these grounds and they would not mind much). Nepal is going to serve as a main channel for all sorts of unwanted elements (both men and material) to gain access into India !! When the decision making is going to be in the hands of legislators, who where terrorists till a few days ago, India is in a tough situation. As usual, the Indian (Congress) Govt, till date, have not taken a strong stand on the Nepal issue - because of the fear of 'China'. To put the whole complex issue in simple terms, Nepal - for India, is just another Pakistan in the making.
Well, without seeing Nepal through an 'Indian' glasses - Will the coalition Govt in Nepal help its prosperity and growth? Doesnt India survive and grow with coalition Govts?? The difference between India and Nepal is - India had a very stable Govt and great leaders during its formative stage. Nepal does not. And we are only witnessing the steady 'destruction' of India - because of coalitions governments. A coalition Govt - importantly, a coalition Govt with Communists at the helm - is always going to be trouble some. We can only wish that Nepal goes on to prosper under the communists regime.