The decision of the Dr. Bhattarai led government to grant Rs. 20 million to Mr. Prakash Dahal, son of the President of the Maoist Party, to climb Mount Everest raised storm of criticisms and derision from every nook and corner of the country. It was impossible by any stretch of reasoning to understand the logic behind the government's move.

Ranjit Acharya is a well-known name in the field of advertising in Nepal. With an experience of more than two decades, Mr. Acharya is the founder, owner and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Prisma Advertising. He also resides as the Director of Media Hub and Managing Director of Neel Barahi Films. Besides being an entrepreneur, he is also a motivational speaker and has been training students to managers on personal growth and development under the program named “Success Mantra”.

Democracy in Nepal is relatively young and even in the short period it has been attacked multiple times and restored with several changes. It has been defined and redefined with the ease of party politics or ideologies. And, in this process, it has travelled from being Prajatantra to Janatantra and finally to Loktantra. More than the Nepali translation of the word ‘democracy’, the biggest fear of the followers of democracy has been the misinterpretation and losing of its fundamentals in all of these transitions.