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 Kathmandu Saturday September 30, 2000 Aswin 14,  2057.


Poor temples

I was shocked that the government wants to build a shopping complex also in the temple.

A news in The Kathmandu Post says that a government body earns 103 million rupees but it cannot construct the rest houses. It is a shame.

We donate for charities in our countries from our cigarette money because we love Nepal and also the beautiful temples. But the Nepal government is not interested to take care. I think Nepal government is rich enough to rebuild all the temples of the country. Then why are we sending  donation and where does it go?  We need an answer.

I am not clear what is Guthi Sansthan? Why does it have the  right to make decision on temples. In our country, temples are above government offices. Sometimes, even above law. It has its laws. Here, government earns so much money from the temple but still the temples are poor.

The local people are only against leaders. They must protest against such  government bodies.

We come here to enjoy the temples. If the temples are not in good condition, tourists will not come and I see there are no big industries except tourism. A big policy must be there to conserve the heritage of Nepal.

Annc Boulet
Suomussalmi, France
Now in Thamel, Kathmandu


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