People blessed with “Madheshi” when they land in the unjust land of Nepal, the pain of being Madheshi reminds me the pre-slavery abolition stage of United States. Caste system – the excuse of chaos and divisional hatred bond created by our society never fails to prevail anywhere. What if the degree of this deepness is exercised heavily? Countries, especially in the third world, are lagging behind because of their own creation. Why a Pahade cannot stand with Madheshi and vice-versa – the lack of one can be filled by another’s presence, why we don’t move to make the nation prosperous. A garbage cleaner – referred as “Khali Sisi and Purano Kagaz” – in my opinion, works well in cleaning society, leaving all the bars created. Diverse environment leads better production. Why not let Nationalism prevail. I often wonder, is this situation a geographic division or a hatred of caste and culture. Why not Yadav, Goit, Bhagat, and so forth be the ethnic societies of Nepal. Will including them leave pahade unemployed or they can lead the race. This twenty first century race does not stay in the boundaries. It should cross the borders and say “We Nepalese are here to compete this world; we no longer would be the third world”. If Madheshis are kicked out, who will collect khali sisi and purano kagaz. Madheshis, along with all have the same capabilities. Many pahades are employed by the Madhehis and not to mention all the industrial giants are from Madhesh. Major industries provide Nepal government major income. Will it be better if Madhesis are excluded. Why are pahades unwilling to embrace Madheshis and others. Madheshis are no minority; they have equal population as Pahade do. If a garbage cleaner can clean the society, why not you all educated ones? It is said, no work is smaller or bigger, why garbage cleaner is made fun? Are pahades jealous of the achievements, I expect not. Then why are Madhehis not Nepalese? Every citizen has the right to fight for Nartion and so does Madheshi. Pahades dominate madheshi and often they are center of fun. Who will sell vegetables? Does it make a pahades happy? I remain unanswered. Madhehsis could do same with pajade in Terai. Do they? Nepal – the second most poor country in the world, is not poor because of the 90% illiterates; it is because we 10% educated ones do not want our country to champion. War has never been a solution, but in Nepal, recent devastation has made a history. Of course, people will follow the successful trends, that’s human nature. The brave sons of Gurkhas forgot the saying of Unifier Shah. Gurkhas had not shot to fame by killing their own brother, rather the enemies. A true Gurkha should never forget that. I am not comparing Nepal with developed countries, but needless to say, Nepal – as a very small country can excel overnight, if left in best hands. Will this discrimination lead Nepal to a better shape? I doubt.