By Deepak Shimkhada
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A Snake is a Snake
By Deepak Shimkhada
Part 1
I suffer from ophidiophobia: the fear […]
It’s a perplexing question. I wouldn’t dare to judge the value of say, gold, diamond or something beyond my expertise. I know something about art because I have […]
I neither understand the purpose nor the strategy of my Nepali brothers and sisters who take their protests to the streets. Ever since India allegedly imposed economic sanctions […]
I arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Thursday, October 15 to attend the 6th Parliament of the World’s Religions. The opening ceremony was spectacular, though not quite […]
On Monday, October 19, after presenting my talk at the Parliament of the World’s Religions, I headed for the airport, excited to return home.After an hour in the […]
I hope some of you have read today’s New York Times editorial titled “Slipping Backward in Nepal.” Here’s the URL for the editorial:
This is clearly an indictment of […]
Mr. Shiv Raj Bhatt, Technical Adviser of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Government of Solomon Islands, wrote “Landlocked with Bad Neighbours” this is one of the reasons […]
What commonality do Nepalis have with the Chinese?None. What makes me say this? Because we don’t speak the same language, we don’t use the same script, we don’t […]
by Deepak Shimkhada
With age comes experience and wisdom. Now that I have turned 70, I hope I have earned both. As a senior citizen, I can be excused […]
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