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4.0 out of 5 stars
an interesting, eye opening read,
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This review is from: Bleeding Mountains of Nepal: A story of corruption, greed, misuse of power and resources (Paperback)
The accounts in this book document how corruption has infiltrated governance in Nepal and why the book's title is right on the money. It is an easy read and anyone who has any interest in Nepal's development is sure to feel angry after reading it. I encourage everyone interested in the state of affairs in South Asia's least famous country (my Nepal, my pride) to read this book. It must be acknowledged that the writer has taken a bold step by bringing forward stories of the situations he has experienced. However, if i remember correctly, there are no recommendations for new policy in the book, it is mostly a series of accounts. No doubt, any series of policy solutions that someone else may come up with have to taken with a grain of salt. But it would be interesting to read a bit more about what can be done. But that's a story for another book. In conclusion, I highly recommend this book. |
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Bleeding Mountains of Nepal: A story of corruption, greed, misuse of power and resources by Aditya Shrestha (Paperback - April 3, 2001)
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