Joy 0 Report post Posted October 17, 2007 The 3rd NRN conference is underway in Nepal. The main issue of the 3rd NRN conference is the DUAL citiezenship for NRN's. In the country where people are strugling to get single citizenship (just look at RAUTE, CHAMARS, DHIMALS and many other indiginious groups of Nepal), is it fair to give DUAL citizenship for NRN's????? Have your view. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Joy 0 Report post Posted October 17, 2007 I think NRN should focus on what they can give to Nepal rather than what they can get from Nepal. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bijita 0 Report post Posted November 3, 2007 kuro je gare pani uhiho aba chamarle paayeko chaina bhanera NRN lai nadine is no thought of Free, modern society. Rationally think garnoo paryo Chamarlai ahile ke chahiyeko cha primary needs nai pura garna sakeko chaina usle nagarita liyera ke garcha. May be firstly uslai usko awasyak primary needs facilitate garna paryo uta NRN ko bhanai kaam garne tarika, planning, usle garna sakne devt. ko probability herera nirnaya garna paryo. Je bhane pani If u want Development YOu need to loose ur hand eta kanjus garera uta kanjus garera hoodaina ra development le bhtrauune harek consequences lai sahana sakne hoonuparyo. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BS 0 Report post Posted November 3, 2007 yeah, let them take dual citizenship. if somebody is well settled abroad, he will contribute to economy of nepal. there is nothing like he will take away a vast amount of resoruces from nepal by being a citizen. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pokhrel 0 Report post Posted November 3, 2007 Giving an opportunity of having duel citizenship certainly inspire, encourage NRN to establish industries, businesses in Nepal which will have positive impact on country’s economy. So, if it is good for Nepal and in the mean time better for those NRN than there should not be any issue to hesitate granting duel citizenship. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Joy 0 Report post Posted November 6, 2007 first Lets distribute the citizenship for chepangs, tharu, raute, and other Nepalese in nepal who don't have even 1 citizenship of Nepal. Then we can think about the dual citizenship for NRN. NRN lai dual citizenship nabhaye pani nepal ma kaam garna ra factory setup garna kasle rokeko chha. Just look as Upendra Mahato. He have lots of investment in Nepal. Does the dual citizenship stoped him??? NO..........so first hamile hamrai deshko pichadiyeko lai nagrikta diu and we can think about NRN... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Siddartha 0 Report post Posted November 8, 2007 I think giving NRN's citizenship would be a very good move. I am aware of the fact that some minorities have not received citizenships. bichara tyo chepang lai citizensip bhaneko k tha, tyo kagaj ko tukro lae ta usley boru aago balna upayog garcha hola. What i mean is giving citizenships to minorities is a compulsion, but it is a hard and a lengthy process too. Pheri Nepal ma ta kei garyo bhaney tei melamchi ko para huncha. So why dont we rather focus on what we can do easily and in a short period of time. What's more profitable for our country should be given a priority. pheri NRN haru pani hamrai bedesiako daju bhai na ho. its better if we give them a dual citizenship as its economically beneficial. Hamro minorities harulae pani gardai garaula. I don't understand why this citizenship thing has become an issue, but there's no harm in giving NRN's dual citizenships. For example, hami Chepang harulae nagarikta bhaneko k ho buajudae basera NRN bata aauney economic boost rokney ke, budhi chalaera j garnu parney ho time mai garney. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Joy 0 Report post Posted November 23, 2007 I think giving NRN's citizenship would be a very good move. I am aware of the fact that some minorities have not received citizenships. bichara tyo chepang lai citizensip bhaneko k tha, tyo kagaj ko tukro lae ta usley boru aago balna upayog garcha hola. What i mean is giving citizenships to minorities is a compulsion, but it is a hard and a lengthy process too. Pheri Nepal ma ta kei garyo bhaney tei melamchi ko para huncha. So why dont we rather focus on what we can do easily and in a short period of time. What's more profitable for our country should be given a priority. pheri NRN haru pani hamrai bedesiako daju bhai na ho. its better if we give them a dual citizenship as its economically beneficial. Hamro minorities harulae pani gardai garaula. I don't understand why this citizenship thing has become an issue, but there's no harm in giving NRN's dual citizenships. For example, hami Chepang harulae nagarikta bhaneko k ho buajudae basera NRN bata aauney economic boost rokney ke, budhi chalaera j garnu parney ho time mai garney. NRN lai dual citizenship nabhaye pani nepal ma business garna ra nepal auna ko le rokeko chha ra?????? So there is no urgent need of dual ctznship for NRN. Cheppang and other minorities need the citizenship more than NRN. Ahile nepal ma citizenship nabhaye kaam nai paidaina... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
yogesh 0 Report post Posted November 23, 2007 I think giving NRN's citizenship would be a very good move. I am aware of the fact that some minorities have not received citizenships. bichara tyo chepang lai citizensip bhaneko k tha, tyo kagaj ko tukro lae ta usley boru aago balna upayog garcha hola. What i mean is giving citizenships to minorities is a compulsion, but it is a hard and a lengthy process too. Pheri Nepal ma ta kei garyo bhaney tei melamchi ko para huncha. So why dont we rather focus on what we can do easily and in a short period of time. What's more profitable for our country should be given a priority. pheri NRN haru pani hamrai bedesiako daju bhai na ho. its better if we give them a dual citizenship as its economically beneficial. Hamro minorities harulae pani gardai garaula. I don't understand why this citizenship thing has become an issue, but there's no harm in giving NRN's dual citizenships. For example, hami Chepang harulae nagarikta bhaneko k ho buajudae basera NRN bata aauney economic boost rokney ke, budhi chalaera j garnu parney ho time mai garney. NRN lai dual citizenship nabhaye pani nepal ma business garna ra nepal auna ko le rokeko chha ra?????? So there is no urgent need of dual ctznship for NRN. Cheppang and other minorities need the citizenship more than NRN. Ahile nepal ma citizenship nabhaye kaam nai paidaina... Definately, They are discouraged because of the lengthy process under "foreign investment" just because they do not have Nepalese Citizenship. Most probably eveybody knows what foreign investment means in governent process. It just means an oppertunity for more curruption. I remember the days when I had to fight with each and everybody in Foreign Investment section of Department of Industries for each and every foreign investment application when I was practising there in Nepal. Probably nobody knows how much Upendra mahato had to struggle to setup those Industries in Nepal. There are ways but it is easier and will be encouraged by the citizenship move. I don't mean that Chepang and Minorities should not be prioritised but the dual citizenship certainly helps the economy in many ways. So this is also a priority. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Joy 0 Report post Posted November 29, 2007 How many NRN have cancelled the nepalese citizenship to take the citizenship of other countries???? that is the important question. Just look as the NRB in HK , they also have the nepalese citizenship and they didn't cancelled the Nepalese citizenship to take HK ID. Similai goes to the NRN in UK (lahure haru), in USA, in Singapore and other countries too. I know many NRN who are running business in Nepal with out trouble due to the dual citizenship. So the issue is not important. Lets first distribute the citizenship to the minorities and the disadvantage groups in Nepal and we think of the dual for NRN. Minorities and the disasvantage groups don;t have one citizenship to even get the layman job in Nepal and to have their rights to vote and other stufs. So the point is which one is important. single citizenship for minorities and the disadvantage groups of the dual for NRN? definitely for the minorities and the disadvantage groups Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites