nepalese

I don't mean to derail the discussion, but the Indian Nepalese and Bhutanese people are so beautiful.

You could see that most of heritage buildings in Lhasa has been decorated by Nepalese craftsmen and artists.

There were several attempts to clean up the Everest since 2010 by Nepalese govt using some military personnel.

The common historical narrative is that Chan Buddhism developed out of a mixture of Nepalese Buddhism and Chinese Taoism.

You'll probably see more programmers than the base rate when, say, a Nepalese restaurant opens in town.

For 30M Nepalese + NRNs worldwide the word Sherpa reflects the respected guides in Mountain Expeditions.

It was well known to expat kids running around on-compound that 'gardeners' (generally bangladeshi and nepalese) were absolutely second-class citizens.

If Google happened to be Nepalese be sure they would wage war on it.

It is what some Nepalese and Tibetan tribes (actually everywhere around the world) do.

The Bhutanese refugee issue, a large scale eviction of Bhutanese citizens of Nepalese origin is a prime example of the Druk kingdom's shady regime.

It won't change anything for the Nepalese workers down there though.

Traditional Nepalese food, which varies according to altitude, is another one.

When she says "Should Nepalese guides continue to be put at risk", what she doesn't realise she means is "Should Nepalese guides continue to be allowed to put themselves at risk to feed their families".

Arriving via "Nepalese UN Aid workers" is not "sprouting at random" and completely natural, surely?

Although, the article seems a little unclear on the deatails: "Contracts for Dhong and the other Nepalese men set their base salaries for 12-hour shifts at about $178 per month." (No matter how you do the math, with no more than two days off a week, that's less than a dollar an hour (edit: I mistakenly wrote day first)) "Another letter explained that the men were getting paid for the rest of January, plus a month.

This is as opposed to the Nepalese, who as the article says live on an annual income of ~USD$600.

This stuff is so filling and delicious (if you like Indian/Nepalese food), and it lasts forever in the fridge.

Oh and the Gurkhas obviously (who are Nepalese, but part of the British Army).