u/laudaevojaam

I am from Nepal and I am just curious to know how big of a reddit community does bangladesh have.

paila lagthyo loneliness bhaneko manche nahunu ho. tara bahira gayepachi ali arkai raicha jasto lagyo.nepal ma eklai bhaye ni life ko noise chai hunthyo. mummy ko phone, tole ko kukur bhukeko, pasal samma hidda chineko manche, ghar ma kasaiko jhagada, chiya khane excuse... euta background life always chalirako hunthyo.

bahira chai dinbhar office ma manche sanga bolyo, grocery pani gareko, coffee pani khayeko... tara ghar farkepachi room ko dhoka banda garepachi silence nai different lagne raicha.funny kura chai loneliness dherai sathi nabhayera matra aaune raichaina. kahile kahi afno story bujhne manche eutai nabhayera pani aaune raicha.

khai, maybe that's why so many Nepalis abroad suddenly become active in random family group chats they ignored for years.

Maybe I'm wrong, but one thing has started bothering me.

During the election and right after forming the government, there were huge promises. The kind of promises that sounded good in speeches but now feel impossible to deliver. Every few weeks it feels like expectations are quietly being lowered instead of results being raised.When Sudan responded to Nirmala Panta's case, he is trying shift the blame and lower the expectations of the people on this administration.

Even inside the government, it doesn't look particularly stable. There are constant rumours of internal disagreements, and it feels like we're only seeing the surface. If those cracks become public, I wouldn't be surprised. There is a huge tussle between the finance minister and the PM. They can't sit together for a common economic upliftment of the coutry which was promised with the golden boy as the FM and the rebel as the PM.

The strangest part is that there are ministers I genuinely forget are even in the Cabinet. That's probably the worst thing that can happen to a minister, not criticism, just complete invisibility.

Then some ministers attract attention for the wrong reasons. In my opinion, Sasmit and Sudan Gurung have become examples of ministers whose public image has hurt the government's credibility more than it has helped.

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but this government increasingly feels like it focused on winning the narrative first and figuring out governance later.

hamro galli ma euta bhusya kukur lai kahile kai biscuit dinthe. tyo matra ho. khasai sochya ni thiyena.aja pasal bata biscuit liyera aairathe. tyo kukur le ta dekhihalyo. tara uslai dekhne bittikai arko... ani arko... ani arko ni aaipuge. 5 minute bhitra ma ta whole committee le gherisakyo.aba problem chai yo bhayo. ma sanga euta packet matra thyo.eutalai diyo bhane arko herirako. arkolai diyo bhane feri arko. last ma biscuit sakiyo tara kukur haru chai sakkiena. ma chupchap ghar tira hide. pachi farkera hereko, sabai jana malai herdai basirathe.khai tiniharu le "yo dai le khana dincha" bhanera group chat banaisake ki kya ho. aile dekhi tyo bato hidna ali pressure feel huna thaleko cha.just for fun brainrot post vaye jasto cha..hahaha

When I made my post about not liking Widows Bay, I definitely felt the heat from the fans here.

After reading through the replies, I realised that I was the one who went in with the wrong expectations. I had convinced myself I was about to watch a grounded mystery where everything supernatural would eventually have a logical explanation. So when the story went in a different direction, I judged it for not being the show I had imagined rather than the show it was actually trying to be.

That part is on me.

Now that I've had some time to think about it, I actually found a lot I genuinely loved.

The mayor's office had a great Parks and Recreation kind of vibe. Patricia was badass of a characters. The jump scares were surprisingly effective, and the humour landed way more often than it missed.

More than anything, I think the show has a lot of potential. There are so many mysteries and character arcs that could unfold over the next few seasons, and I'm genuinely interested to see where it goes.

So I'm dropping my prejudice and giving the show a fair shot going forward. I'm actually looking forward to Season 2.

Is there anyone who can teach me data analytics fundamentals, how to interpret any data, and what the current scene like?I would prefer to have a one-on-one class 4 days a week probably over a month or two. It goes without saying, its a paid gig. I want to upskill myself that's the only purpose.

Is there anyone who can teach me data analytics fundamentals, how to interpret any data, and what the current scene like?I would prefer to have a one-on-one class 4 days a week probably over a month or two. It goes without saying, its a paid gig. I want to upskill myself that's the only purpose.