Comments on: Nepal Diary: TIA Experience http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/ Documentation of my random thoughts Thu, 19 Aug 2010 12:25:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Prajwol http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-426 Prajwol Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:56:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-426 Prat,<br/><br/>I guess I will be much better acclimatized if I visit again. Talking with people, who went to visit Nepal more than once, all said that it's the first trip back that you find more shocking, the subsequent trip then after won't be much harder to adjust. Especially, as now you have seen the both world, and validated it too.<br/><br/>Basanta Ji,<br/><br/>thank you for your comment :)<br/><br/>Anonymous,<br/><br/>It's slight misunderstanding here. Prof. LOL was talking about his quota of comments to my blog for this month, and I was talking about quota of post that I normally write per month. But your point is valid, I am not sure if eventually we run out of limit in blogspot. In that case I will be happy with migration to wordpress :D Prat,

I guess I will be much better acclimatized if I visit again. Talking with people, who went to visit Nepal more than once, all said that it’s the first trip back that you find more shocking, the subsequent trip then after won’t be much harder to adjust. Especially, as now you have seen the both world, and validated it too.

Basanta Ji,

thank you for your comment :)

Anonymous,

It’s slight misunderstanding here. Prof. LOL was talking about his quota of comments to my blog for this month, and I was talking about quota of post that I normally write per month. But your point is valid, I am not sure if eventually we run out of limit in blogspot. In that case I will be happy with migration to wordpress :D

]]> By: Anonymous http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-425 Anonymous Tue, 22 Jan 2008 20:30:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-425 Whatever you have said is true but for some reason whenever i land into Nepal, i don find any changes at the airport/custom there. I feel like it has always been the same and i just prepare myself to handle that kind of situation when i get there. We hope that it would change for better some day though.:) <br/><br/>Prat Whatever you have said is true but for some reason whenever i land into Nepal, i don find any changes at the airport/custom there. I feel like it has always been the same and i just prepare myself to handle that kind of situation when i get there. We hope that it would change for better some day though.:)

Prat

]]> By: basanta http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-424 basanta Tue, 22 Jan 2008 06:42:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-424 Nice travel diary Prajwoljee! Nice travel diary Prajwoljee!

]]> By: Anonymous http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-423 Anonymous Mon, 21 Jan 2008 18:26:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-423 Quota!! Maybe its time to switch to wordpress then... Quota!! Maybe its time to switch to wordpress then…

]]> By: Prajwol http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-422 Prajwol Mon, 21 Jan 2008 16:07:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-422 NNepali,<br/><br/>I am begining to wonder how long since you last visted Nepal. Ya, people improve everwhere else, but Nepal seem to degrade whatever we already have.<br/><br/>Prof.<br/><br/>Oh no, there was absolutely a big problem for me regarding श्रम इजाजत पत्र while I was coming back. Although it doesn't fall chronologically to my list of events in Nepal, I have decided to make it my next post (thinking it might be helpful to other's travelling to Nepal). Thanks for bringing it up. May be I'll try to squeeze one more post to my quota :D NNepali,

I am begining to wonder how long since you last visted Nepal. Ya, people improve everwhere else, but Nepal seem to degrade whatever we already have.

Prof.

Oh no, there was absolutely a big problem for me regarding श्रम इजाजत पत्र while I was coming back. Although it doesn’t fall chronologically to my list of events in Nepal, I have decided to make it my next post (thinking it might be helpful to other’s travelling to Nepal). Thanks for bringing it up. May be I’ll try to squeeze one more post to my quota :D

]]> By: unfoldingreverie http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-420 unfoldingreverie Mon, 21 Jan 2008 14:27:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-420 hahaha.. This is Nepal, Sathi! Welcome to your very own country. It seems like you did not have any problem with the custom guys; they are other Sharks opening their month for money. And no one can beat our immigration heroes. These bastards who live on our tax money (until last year though, as now I am paying tax to another gov) want to be our boss. You could not imagine my situation while I was coming here, as I was honest enough to register myself as "labor" at the Department of Labor, hearing the regulation that everyone with working visa has to register. I am sure the "officer" has not heard climate change word before, but he was questioning me what is my research. It was not the immigration guy at the counter, but his boss, as I had to give separate interview, like criminal suspect. He was: "के गर्न जाने? के रिसर्च गर्ने? कस्ले काम मिलाई दियो? हप्ताको कति दिन र घन्टा काम गर्नु पर्छ? तलब कति छ?" हा..हा..हा.. मलाई त सालेलाई त्यहि एक दिउँ जस्तो भएर आइसकेको थियो। के गर्नु, २ दिनमा अफिस ज्वाइन नगरे अर्को महिना मात्र गर्न पाउने थियो, चुप लागेर सालेको हाकिमी रवाफ सहेर बसेँ, फर्काइदेला भनेर। उ पर्‍यो हाकिम, जे पनि त गर्न सक्छ।<br/><br/>So, I am thinking, what will they do to me when I will go back to Nepal for holiday? My passport has "Labor" sticker so I have to show them all the documents that is required under Department of Labor. That can be anything; when I can take holiday (FYI, every two years in Qatar), how long I can stay in Nepal, where is my contract…etc...<br/><br/>So, as per my experience, do not ever take permission for work employment from Department of Labor if you have an working visa. May be, you do not have to do this, but convey this message to your friends, as I heard about this regulation (of taking permission from DoL) from a friend whose relative was working in USA and was registered to the Department of Labor (and Transport Management). <br/><br/>Sorry, if this comment is longer than your blog post... ;) <br/><br/>नलेख्नु कमेन्ट लेखे पछि के सानो लेख्नु नि हैन। :D So your quota is full for another month, but remember I will be commenting मनमनै। :)<br/><br/>Prof. hahaha.. This is Nepal, Sathi! Welcome to your very own country. It seems like you did not have any problem with the custom guys; they are other Sharks opening their month for money. And no one can beat our immigration heroes. These bastards who live on our tax money (until last year though, as now I am paying tax to another gov) want to be our boss. You could not imagine my situation while I was coming here, as I was honest enough to register myself as “labor” at the Department of Labor, hearing the regulation that everyone with working visa has to register. I am sure the “officer” has not heard climate change word before, but he was questioning me what is my research. It was not the immigration guy at the counter, but his boss, as I had to give separate interview, like criminal suspect. He was: “के गर्न जाने? के रिसर्च गर्ने? कस्ले काम मिलाई दियो? हप्ताको कति दिन र घन्टा काम गर्नु पर्छ? तलब कति छ?” हा..हा..हा.. मलाई त सालेलाई त्यहि एक दिउँ जस्तो भएर आइसकेको थियो। के गर्नु, २ दिनमा अफिस ज्वाइन नगरे अर्को महिना मात्र गर्न पाउने थियो, चुप लागेर सालेको हाकिमी रवाफ सहेर बसेँ, फर्काइदेला भनेर। उ पर्‍यो हाकिम, जे पनि त गर्न सक्छ।

So, I am thinking, what will they do to me when I will go back to Nepal for holiday? My passport has “Labor” sticker so I have to show them all the documents that is required under Department of Labor. That can be anything; when I can take holiday (FYI, every two years in Qatar), how long I can stay in Nepal, where is my contract…etc…

So, as per my experience, do not ever take permission for work employment from Department of Labor if you have an working visa. May be, you do not have to do this, but convey this message to your friends, as I heard about this regulation (of taking permission from DoL) from a friend whose relative was working in USA and was registered to the Department of Labor (and Transport Management).

Sorry, if this comment is longer than your blog post… ;)

नलेख्नु कमेन्ट लेखे पछि के सानो लेख्नु नि हैन। :D So your quota is full for another month, but remember I will be commenting मनमनै। :)

Prof.

]]> By: Nnepali http://kamaladi.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-418 Nnepali Fri, 18 Jan 2008 14:18:00 +0000 http://kamaladi.wordpress.com/2008/01/17/nepal-diary-tia-experience/#comment-418 Its very hard to decide whether to cry or laugh, hearing the situation you described at TIA.. <br/><br/>When will Nepal change for the better .. hmmm probably never Its very hard to decide whether to cry or laugh, hearing the situation you described at TIA..

When will Nepal change for the better .. hmmm probably never

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