Who exactly will determine whether or not Nepal needs royalty? Nepali Netbook says “In the end, here’s what everything boils down to: Nepalis may believe they are capable of running the country without the king. The external stakeholders don’t seem to be so sure. Now, isn’t the royal silence getting real scary?”
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