sipahi annual 2070 year 46 - issue 47

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sipahi annual 2070 year 46 - issue 47
lj=;+= !(#& df ef/tsf] u'h/ftsf eujfgnfn OGb|hLn] g]kfnsf @#j6f clen]v k|sfz u/]kl5 j+zfjnLx¿sf]
cfwf/df dfq kl9Fb} u/]sf] g]kfnsf]Oltxf; tfTsflns k|fdfl0fs ;fdu|Lsf] cfwf/df ljZn]i f0f ul/g] r/0fdf k|j]z u/]sf]
xf] . tL @# j6f clen]vdf lnR5ljsfnsf !% j6f, dNnsfnsf & j6f / zfxsfnsf] Pp6f clen]v lyP . lj=;+= !(#&
df !% j6f clen]v k|sfz eP/ z'? ePsf lnR5ljsfnsf clen]v kl5Nnf] sfnsf] cg';Gwfgaf6 clxn];Dd @@)
j6fclen]vsf] k|sfzgdf k'u]sf] 5 . lnR5ljsfnsf tL clen]v / c¿ afëo tyf cfGtl/s k|df0fx¿sf] cfwf/df
lnR5ljsfnsf] g]kfn em08}em08} clxn]s} hqf] lyof] eGg] s'/f l;4 eO;s] sf] 5 . lnR5ljsfnkl5 g]kfnsf] ;f] cj:yf
/x]g / qmdzM /fHo 6'qmg] qmd z'? eof] . of] qmd a9\b} hfFbf ljqmdsf] afx|f}F ztfAbLlt/ g]kfndf # j6f /fHo v8f x'g
k'u] . Pp6f g]kfnvfN8f] s]Gb| ePsf] klZrd ! g+= g'j fsf] 6;Dd dfq cfkm\g f] /fHo sfod /xFbf klg :d:t g]kfn
gjsf]6e'ª\ tLk|h]+t /fh]s[td\ -;d:t g]kfn g'j fsf]6 e'l Qm;Dd /fHo u/]_ egL uj{ ug{] s]Gb|sf] /fHo, csf{] g]kfnsf]
blIf0fk"je{ ]sdf gfGob]j n] v8f u/]sf] l;d/f}g u9/fHo, csf{] g]kfnsf] klZrdf]Q/e]sdf gfu/fhn] v8f u/]sf] l;Fhf/fHo,
hf] s'g } j]nf rLgsf] :jzfl;t If]q ltAatsf] dfg;/f]j /k|b]z / ef/tsf] pQ/fv08 /fHosf]s'dfpF–u9jfnk|b]z;Dd
cfkm\g f] clwsf/ k'¥ofpg ;dy{ ePsf] lyof] . /fHo 6'qmg] qmd qmdzM a9\b} uof] / ljqmdsf] c7f/f}F ztfAbLdf k'Ubf
o;e]sdf %@ j6feGbf a9L/fHo v8f eP.
o;} cj:yfdf lj=;+=!&&( kf}if @& ut] uf]/vfsf /fhf g/e"kfn zfxsf h]7f 5f]/fsf] ¿kdf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxsf]
hGd eof] . lj=;+= !^!^ df b|Jo zfxn] uf]/vf/fHo v8f u/]b]l v g} uf]/vfnLx¿n] k"j{ lt/ a9\g ] s'/fdf Wofg lbPsf lyP .
o;sf] ;fy} of]Uo+ of]Uofo bftJod\ -7Ls dflg;nfO{ 7Ls 7fpFdf /fVg'k5{_ eGg] l;4fGtn] klg uf]/vf/fHodf s]xL sfd
u/]sf] lyof] . lj=;+=!&(( r}q @% ut] afa' g/e"kfn zfxsf] d[To' ePkl5 k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx uf]/vfsf /fhf eP . cfkm"
/fhfx'g] lalQs} k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] PsLs/0fsf] sfd z'? ul/xfn] / To;sf] husf] ¿kdf lj=;+=!*)! cflZjg !% ut]
g'jfsf]6ljhoaf6 Tof] sfd z'? eOxfNof] . cgj/t kl/>dn] cfkm\g f] /fHoeGbf k"j{l t/sf dsjfgk'/, sf7df8f}F, kf6g,
eQmk'/, rf}b08L, ljhok'/sf] PsLs/0f ug{ k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx ;dy{ eP . g]kfnvfN8f]sf] ljhonuQ} klZrdlt/sf]
cleofgdf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx nfu] / z'?df s]xL ;kmntf xft nfu] klg cGTodf c;kmntf xft nfUof] . To;kl5
k"j{l t/sf] cleofgdf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx nfu] / To;df pgn] ;kmntf kfP klg . k"j{l t/sf] cleofg k'/f ePkl5 km]l/
klZrdlt/sf] cleofg ;+rfng ug{ g'j fsf]6 k'u]sf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx cs:dft\ la/fdL k/] / ToxLF lj=;+= !*#! Dff3 !
ut] pgsf] d[To' eof] .
cfkm\g f] d[To' x'g 'eGbf s]xL lbgcl3 cfkm\g f efOef/fbf/x¿nfO{hDdfkf/Lk[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] pkb]z lbP, hf]
lbJof]kb]z klg sxlnG5 . To; pkb]zdf ljleGg ljifo 5g\ tfklgTo;nfO{ d"Votof b'O efudf afF8\g ;lsG5 . Pp6f
cfkm\g f] hLjgsf pgn] Hofb} dxŒjk"0 f{ 7fg]sf s'/f / csf{]c fkm\g f] gLlt;Fu ;Da4 ljifo . cfkm\g f] hLjg;Fu ;Da4 s'/f
atfpFbf klg d"ntM pgn] cfkm\g f] PsLs/0f cleofg;Fu ;Da4 s'/fnfO{ g}hf]8 lbPsf 5g\ . pkb]zdf pgn] cfk\mgf
afa'sf] rr{} u/]sf 5}g g\, t/ cfkm\g f efOx¿sf] rrf{ u/]sf 5g\ . efOx¿sf] d2tn] pgn] PsLs/0fsf] sfd a9fpg
;s]sf lyP . dsjfgk'/sL /fhs'df/L OGb|s'df/L;Fu ePsf] ljjfxsf] rrf{ pgn] pkb]zdf u/]sf 5g\ .
k[YjLgf/fo0fsf]PsLs/0f ;DaGwL ljrf/nfO{ ;f] c;kmn ljjfxn] dnhn u/]sf] lyof] . uf]vf{j +zfjnLdf
o;ljifodfo:tf]e lgPsf] 5 – >Lgfos k[YjLgf/fo0f ;fx kfpnfUg' x'“bf] eof]= af6fdf cfkmgf ef/f kfFrl;t x's'd x'+bf]
eof]= s:tf] x's'd eof] eGof cab]lvg\ Odsjflgnufot\ O rf}lal; afOl;sf r]lna]6L ljjfx ug'{5 }g= Sofcy{n] eGof
cfkmgf /flgsf] lalGt uf]r/ ;'Gg}k5{= ;'Gofkl5 gftf;+aGw dfjnL ;;'/fnL eofkl5 dfof df]x x'G5= t;y{ g]kfnnufOt
;sn kxf8sf] d'n's lngfsf] dg;'j f cl3 klg /x]5 = d]/f klg Plx dg;'jf 5= lxGb'klt x]ds0f{ ;]g dxf/fhfsf /flgn]
dnfO t'R5 jrg af]N ofsf] tf d]/f dg;'jf b[9 u/fpgfnfO kf] /x]5 elg P:t} t/xsf aftlrt x's'd x'b} uf]iff{
cfOk'Ug'x'bf] eof]= o;/L cfkm\g f] PsLs/0f cleofg;Fu of] ljjfx hf]l8Psf]n] k[ YjLgf/fo0fn] o;sf] rrf{ u/]sf x'g \ .
sfzLsf /hk"tsL 5f]/L g/]Gb|nIdL;F u ePsf] bf];f| ] ljjfx, h;af6 pgsf] j+z rNof], To;sf] rflxFpgn] pkb]zdf pNn]v
u/]sf 5}gg\ . olt s'/f ug'{sf] tfTko{ pgn] h'g pkb]z lbP, To;sf] d"n p2]Z o cfkm"n] PsLs/0f ubf{ p7fPsf] si6sf]]
;+l IfKt cg'e j ;'g fpg' / cfkm"kl5 cfkm"n] cfh{]sf] / eljiodf cfkm\g f ;Gtfgn] cflh{g 'kg{] /fHo hf]ufpg rflxg] gLltsf]
rrf{ ug'{ g} xf] eGg] :ki6 x'G5 . To;} k|; +udf PsLs/0fcleofgsf] d"n c+u ;}GogLltsf] af/]df klg pkb]zdf s]xL s'/f
k/]sf] 5= ca To;sf] af/]df s]xL rrf{ tn ul/G5 .
;;'/fnL dsjfgk'/df s'/f gldnL rGb|flul/sf] af6f] u/Luf]/vflt/ kms{]sf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxnfO{ g]kfnvfN8f]sf
tLg /fHo lhTg] OR5f x'G5 / To;sf] nflu d}w Ldf pgn] ;}Gogfosx¿sf] e]nf u/] –
r]Kofsf] iffjf lnUnLu\sf] cf8 ul/ /fif]sf d]/f ltg lj/ 5g\= ltgnfO{ af]nfxf6sf] ¿sf n]i fgh}l ; eGbf ltgsf]
gfp s] s] xf] elg ;'Wofof / /0flht\ a:Goft\ dfgl;+ /f]sfxf lj/eb| kf7s\ d}l wdf /ftlbg ul/ cfOk's elg n]ifL k7f`f
/ cfO{k'u] / ltg5]p osfGt u¥of -/_ eg]= lbsaGb ;]gl;t xfs lb cf`f= g]kfn klg b]lif cf`f= xfGgfsf] dg;'jf klg
/fifL cf`f= ltldx? Sof eG5f} elg d}n ] eGbf xfGg'xj;\ dxf/fhf eg]/ ;Nnfxf lbof / d}n] eg] d h;} csf{sf] 5qeË
ug{ d hf+5'= d]/f] 5qe+u ug{ csf{] cfof] eGof s;f] xf]n f elg d}n ] eGbf xh"/sf xfltxpjf O{ a fO{;\ rf}l al; cfof] eGof
r]Kofdf /utsf] glb axfpnf dfxf/fhf eGof / osfGtaf6 pl7 uf]i ff{ uop=
/0flht\ a:Goft, dfgl;+x /f]sfxf / jL/eb| kf7s gfdsf # hgf ;}Gogfosx¿;Fusf] 5nkmndf g]kfnvfN8f]
lhTg] OR5f k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx k|s6 u5{g \, pgsf] To; s'/fdf tLg}hgf ;]gfgfosn] pT;fx yK5g\, t/ k[i 7zf]wg gu/L
cl3 a9\bf klZrdaf6 ndh'ª cflbaf6 x'g ] cfqmd0faf6 s;/Lhf]l ug] eGg] k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxsf] k|Z gdf
;]g fgfosx¿af6 pT;fxk"j{ssf] pQ/ t cfpF5, t/ To;af6 k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxsf] lrQ /fd|f]; Fu ga'e m]sf] otfaf6 b]l vg
cfpF5 .
d}w Laf6 lxF8]kl5 k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx uf]/vfdf kms{ G5g\ . To;} a]nf tLy{x¿ 3'Db} k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxsf dfdf
kfNkfnL o'j/fh pBf]t ;]g uf]/vfdf cfOk'U5g\ / pgsf] k[YjLgf/fo0f;Fu o:tf] s'/f x'G5 —
k'u]kl5 dfdfHo" klg lgns+0 7 k;'kltsf] b;{g nfO{ b]p3f6sf] af6f] ul/ hfg'eofsf] /x]5= lgns+07 k;'kltsf]
b;{g eofkl5 >Luf]/ifgfysf] b;{g nfO{ uf]iff{d f cfpg'eof] / b;{g eofkl5 dl;t e] 6 eof] / d}n ] eGof= dfdfHo"
ds'jfgk'/ klg k'lu cf`f= g]kfn klg b] lif cf`f= xfGgfsf] dg'; 'af klg /flif cf`+f+= slt s'/fn] d]/f] sfh kmTo] xf]nf=
clt{ aS;g'eof x'bf] xf] elg d}n ] eGbf dnfO{ klg kRr/fqLdf lb|i6fGt eof]= xfdLn] b]if\tf kfrkf08'j fsf] cjtf/ eof
h:tf] nfUb5= s'?Ifqsf] d]nf ge} g]kfn km'6\g ]5}g = ndh'g\ eGofsf] u?8 xf]= uf]i ff{ eGofsf] ;/k xf]= g]kfn eGofsf]
Eofu'tf] xf]= c3L u?8sf] cfiff 5n\g=' ta ;k{n] Eofu'tf] iffg kfp5= d]/f ;fydf rf/ hftsf l;kflx 5g\= OGdf s:sf]
;jf/ u¥of rf8f] sfh kmTo xf]nf elg ;f]Wbf s] s] hft 5g\ elg ;f]W fg'eof] / afx'g \ if;\ du/ 7s'l / Ogdfs:sf] ;jf/
u¥of rf8f] sfh kmToxf]n f elg ;f]Wbf afx'g\sf] ;jf/ eGofsf] ao]n xf]= kfts\ nfU5= 7s'l/sf] ;jf/ eGofsf] l;+3 xf]=
k5fl8 buf x'G5= du|sf] ;jf/ eGofsf] 6fug\ 3f]8f xf]= l9nf] x'G5= if;sf] ;jf/ eGofsf] tflh t'l s{ 3f]8f xf]= if;sf]
;jf/ u¥of rf8f] xf]nf eGof h:tf] nfU5 elg c? w]/} s'/fsf] clt{ lb hfg'eof]Yof]= pg} clt{ ln`f=
k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] d]/f ;}Godf afx'g , v;, du/ / 7s'/L 5g\, logdf s;nfO{ ;]g fklt agfpFbf /fd|f] xf]nf egL
dfdf;Fu ;Nnfx ubf{ dfdfn] afx'g, du/ / 7s'/Ldf ePsf] bf]ifsf] rrf{ u/L ;aeGbf of]Uo v; x'G5g\ egL eG5g\ /
Tof] ;Nnfx / c¿ cg'ejsf] cfwf/df kl5 sfn' kfF8] sfhL agfOG5g\ .
sfn' kfF8]sf] of]Uotfaf6 k|efljt ePsf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx cfkm\g f] cleofgnfO{ cem a9L k|efjzfnL agfpg
To;df a:GoftnfO{ klg hf]8\5g\ / kfF8] / a:Goftsf] j}jflxs;DaGwdf :jo+ ndL aGg k'U5g\ —
ca kf8] a:Goft\sf] h'u aflwlb+5'= t]l / 5f]l / l;j/fd a:Goft\sf] 5f]/f] s]x]l ;{+x a:Goft\nfO{ b]p elg dflu lax]
klg ul/lb`f / kf8] a:Goft\sf] h'u aflw kf8]sf] 9fn\ a:Goft\sf] t/jf/ ul/ g]kfndf r9fO u¥ofsf] xf] ..
sfn' kfF8]sL 5f]/L lrqfb]jL / lzj/fdl;+x a:Goftsf dflxnf 5f]/f s]x/l;+xsf] j}jflxs ;DaGw o;/L
k[YjLgf/fo0f hf]8\5g\ . lj=;+=!*)# df ;fFufrf]ssf]n8fOF“df cfkm\g f] Hofg pT;u{ u/]sf lzj/fdl;+xsf 5f]/f s]x/l;+x
lj=;+= !*@* kf}i f % ut] ePsf] ;tx'Fsf] n8fOFFdf d[To' j/0f u5{g \ . lj=;+= !*!$ Ho]i 7 !( ut] ePsf] sLlt{k'/sf] n8fOFFdf
sfn' kfF8] dfl/Psf x'g\ . pkb]zsf] j0f{g af6 Tof] ljjfx x'Fbf lzj/fdl;+x lalt;s]sf / sfn' kfF8] hLljt /x]sf] efj
cfpF5 . o;/L k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] b'O{6f 3/fgfsf] ;DaGw u/fP/ cfkm\g f] PsLs/0fcleofgnfO{ cl3 a9fpg vf]h]sf]
b]lvG5 . ToxL pkb]zsf] kl5Nnf] c+zdf lzj/fdl;+x a:Goftsf ;GtfgnfO{ blIf0flt/sf] cyf{t\ ef/tlt/sf] / sfn'
kfF8]sf ;GtfgnfO{ ef]6lt/sf] cyf{t\pQ/lt/sf] ;lGw cflb sfdsf] lhDdf lbg] s'/f u/]/ k[YjLgf/fo0fn] o; ;DaGwnfO{
cem a9L dha" t kf/]sf 5g\ .
lj=;+= !*)! cflZjg !% ut] g'jfsf]6 lht]sf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] lj=;+= !*@% cflZjg !# ut] sf7df8f}F,
lj=;+= !*@% cflZjg @$ ut] kf6g / lj=;+=!*@^ dfu{ ! ut] eQmk'/ ljho u/L g]kfnvfN8f]d f k"0f{ clwsf/ hdfP .
pgn] g]kfn vfN8f]j l/kl/sf 8fF8fsf] ;}GodxTjsf] af/]df ljrf/ u/]/ o:tf] af]n]sf 5g\ —
of] g]kfnsf] tift lsNnf xf]=of] lsNnf kfof] eGof rf/} afb;fxnfO{ jx|fnf nfpg}5= O:j/n] /rgf u¥ofsf]
lsNnf /x]5 = :jwg'kg{] /x]g 5= l;jk'l / ! km'n\rf]s\ @ rG8f-lul/ # d_dxfb]pkf]ifl/ $kfn'+ % bfKrf ^ sfx'Nof & O{gdf
klg lsNnf ksL agfpg'= lsNnflk5] tf]k nd\56\ ul/ /fifLlbg' / hlt eGHofO{ 5g\= eGHofkL5] os os kmnfd]9f]sf
agfO{ 9f]sflk5] os os tf]k nd\56\ ul/ /fifLlbg' / kk+f+r l;kflx /fifLlbg' / o:j eofkl5 r]jf uGof{ rrf{ uGof{
euGof gf:Gof 9's"jf km;flb if'l g o:tfx¿sf] klg s]xL rNg]5}g = rf/} afb;fxL r9fO{ ul/ cfof] eGof klg s;}sf] s]xL
rn\Go /x]g 5=
lzjk'/L, km'n\rf]sL, rGb|flul/, dxfb]pkf]v/L, kfn'ª, bfKrf, sfx'n] oL & 7fpFdf /fd|f] lsNnf agfO{ ltgdf ;}l gs
/fVg", To;f] eP h:tf] zlQm cfP klg n8\g ;lsG5 egL oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
ef/fbf/x¿ ljnf;L ePkl5 7"nf] ;}GozlQm klg o'4df k/flht x'G5 eGg] s'/f ef/tsf] Oltxf;af6 :ki6 x'G5 .
of] s'/f k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] /fd|/L a'em]sf lyP . To;}n] ;}l gsx¿n] cfkm\g f] Jojxf/ rnfpgrflxF ;s"g\, t/ pgLx¿ w]/}
wg sdfO{ ljnf;LrflxF gxf]pmg\ eGg] nIo k[YjLgf/fo0fn] lnPsf] b]l vG5 —
Sof r'gL l;kfO{ eof Sof e}ef/fbf/ eof OgnfO{ bjny sfdfpg glbg'= cfbdL x]l/ x'd{t\ dfq} /fifLlbg'=sLg
egf}nf= bjny\ eofsfn] t/jf/df kl; dg{ dfg{ ;s}gg\ / xl/ksf] rks\ x'G5= l;kflx e}ef/fbf/n] :jif u/]g g\ eGof
rf/} if'6\df d]/f] t/jf/ ahGo}5=
b]lvG5 .
ljnf;L ePkl5 ;}l gsx¿ /fd|/L n8\g ;Sb}gg\, b]z k/fwLg x' G5 eGg] efjn] k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] o:tf] af]n]sf]
cfkm\g f ef/fbf/n] v/fk sfd u/] klg p;nfO{ gdfg"{, 7"nf] n8fOFFdf k7fOlbg", lht]/ cfof] eg] /fd|} eof], d¥of]
eg] klg s]xL v/fa ePg egL k[YjLgf/fo0fn] af]n]sf 5g\ —
kf8] a:Goft\ k+y e}ofb d+u|nfO{ df/ftk\ lbbf cfnf]kfnf] kfnf] ul/ iffg lbg'= O{ d]/f g'g \u'g\sf :jemf ;]js x'g\=
O{g Lx¿sf] hLj hfGof la/fd u¥ofsf] eof klg cfkm'n ] gdfg'{= a? df/ftk lbo]/ n8f`Ldf emf]l;lbg' / lhj hf]ufO{ cfof]
eGof a9Lof eof]= dl/uof] eGof cfkm'n] dfg'{ cs}{af6 dfl/lbofsf] a9Lof x'G5= ta /fhfn] ;]j snfO{ 3/df gdfg'{=
cfkm\g f] ;}Godf ljb|f]x gxf]c f] ;\ egL k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] of] gLlt lnPsf] b]l vG5 .
l;kfxLx¿nfO{ 3/kl§sf] s'/fdf 9'Ss eP/ n8\g ;Sg] cj:yf NofOlbg'k5{ egLk[YjLgf/fo0fn] o:tf] af]n]sf 5g\ –
pk|fGt .. h9 s'/f] /fhfnfO{ rfxLGof l;kflxx?sf] 3/ if]t\ ldnfO{lbg' / dn\ hn\ u5{g \ / 8'jf} af]l6 leq xfNg
kfp5g\ / slanfsf] lglkm{l s| x'G5= 9f]sfdf eof klg uf}8fdf eof klg l;kflxx¿sf] 5flt alnof] /xG5=
;}l gsx¿nfO{ hflu/sf] ¿kdf 3/ kfos kg{] u/L hUuf lbg", To;f] ePkl5 df]xL / tlN;ª b'j}sf] efu kfpF5g\
/ 3/kl§af6 9'Ss eO{ n8\g ] sfddf ;}l gsx¿ nfUg ;S5g\ / cfkm\g f] ljho x'G5 egL k[YjLgf/fo0fn] oxfF af]n]sf 5g\ .
5g\ .
;}l gsx¿nfO{ of]Uotfsf] cfwf/df egf{ u/L sfdsf] cfwf/df kbf]Ggt ug'{k5{ egL k[YjLgf/fo0fn] o:tf] af]n ]sf
khlg ubf{df klg ;o] gfnsf s+d\kgL hdfpg' / ;o] gfnsf ;'a ]bf/ rf/ kfr n8f`Ldf h; kfO{ cfofsf
o:tf cfkm'n ] hflr ;'a]bf/ xfNg'= ;'a]bf/n] klg ;ft kul/ b'O{ rf/ af9 iffofsf o:tf ;ftkul/ xfn\g '= ;ftkul/n]
:jx| x'bf xfNbf cfkm'l;t dg{] dfGo{ hfrL !^ x'bf xfn\g '= !^ x'bfn] klg cfkm'l;t dg{] dfGo{ hfrL l;kflx xfln
cfkm\g fcfkm\g fkl§ egf{ ug'{=
aGb"s af]Sg] ;ohgf l;kflxx¿af6 sDkgL v8f ug'{k5{, rf/ kfFrj6f n8fOFFdf ;kmntf k|fKt u/]sfnfO{ /fhfn]
;'a]bf/ agfpg'k5{, ;' a]bf/n] b'O{ rf/j6f n8fOFF n8]sfnfO{ ;ftku/L agfpg'k5{, ;ftku/Ln] n8fOFFdf /fd|f]; Fu n8\g
;Sg] ;f]x| x'b\bf egf{ ug'{k5{, ;f]x| x'b\bfn] klg n8fOFFdf /fd|f]; Fun8\g ;Sg] l;kfxLx¿ egf{ ug'{k5{ egL oxfF n]l vPsf]
5.
l;kfxLdf of] of] hftsf dflg; /fVg" egL o;/L n]l vPsf] 5 –
k§L kl§df l;kflx klgif;\ du/ u'?+ 7s'l / O{g } rf/ hft dfq} lifrf]n f ul/xfn\g ' / tjf{/ kbf{ ;fx|f] x'G5= n'xf
RofkGof klg Og} rf/ hft dfq} x'g\ / t-/_jf/ kbf{ ;fx|f] x'G5 / j}l / tSof OGb|sf] cf;g\ klg 8ufO{5=
;]g fdf v;, du/, u'?ª, 7s'/L hftsf dflg; /fVg" / sDkgLhdfpFbf tL ;a} hftsf dflg; /fVg"
egLoxfFelgPsf] 5 . klxn] dfdf;Fu ;Nnfx ubf{ k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] cfkm\g f] ;}Godf afx'g, v;, du/, 7s'/L 5g\ egL
af]n]sfdf kl5Nnf] sfndf To;df ;+zf]wg u/L afx' gsf] 7fpFdf u'? ª /flvPsf] b]l vG5 .
o'4;fdu|Lsf] ¿kdf wg', aGb"s, v'F8f, tf]ksf] Joj:yf x'g 'k5{ egL n]l vPsf] 5 —
xhf/f} wgf xhf/f} kysf{nf xhf/f} if'8f xhf/f} tf]k eof OGb|sf] cf;g klg 8ufO{5 =
xhf/f}F wg', xhf/f}F aGb"s, xhf/f}F vF'8f, xhf/f}F tf]k eP sf]xL;Fu 8/fpg'kb{}g egLoxfF elgPsf] 5 .
n8fOFFdf n8\g hfg] / To;sf] aGbf]a:t ldnfpg] b'j }sf] plQs} dxŒj x'G5 egL o:tf] n]l vPsf] 5 –
n8f`Ldf klg xfGGof / ;if lbGof O{ b'j} a/f]a/ x'g \= hflu/ lbbf latn\ lbbf b'j}n fO{ a/f] a/ lbg'=
n8\g hfg] /To;sf] nflu cfjZos Joj:yf ldnfpg] b'j }sf] plQs} dxŒj x'gfn] hflu/ lbFbf / hUuf lbFbf b'j}n]
plQs} dxŒj kfpg'k5{ egLoxfF elgPsf] 5 .
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d¥of] eGof p:sf 5f]/f if'8f xfGGof gx'GHofn\ d/j6 lbg'= if'8f xfGGof eofkl5 hflu/df psflnlbg'=
n8fOFFdf s'g } ;}lgssf] d[To' eof] eg] p;sf] 5f]/fnfO{ d/j6 gfds a[lQ lbg", pd]/ k'u]kl5 / n8\g ;Sg]
ePkl5 p;nfO{ hflu/ lbg" egLoxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
/fhfn] ljj]s /fv] eg] of]Uo l;kfxL xft nfU5g\ egL pkb]zdf n]l vPsf] 5 –
/fhfn] ljj]s /fifLlbof b];b]; sf l;kflx klg cf;f /fifL cfpg\5g\ / o:j eof t/jf/Lof l;kflx xft nfu\5g\ =
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egL oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
l;kfxL / b'l gofF /fhfsf d"n tŒj x'g \ egL pkb]zdf n]l vPsf] 5 –
kfpb}g =
/fhfsf ;f/ eGofsf] l;kflx / /}l tx? x'g\= /fhf rt'/ eof l;kflx / /}l t xftxft ul//fig' / x'n \s'n\ x'g
l;kflx / b'lgofFsf] cfwf/df /fHo rN5, To;sf/0f l;kfxL / b'lgofFnfO{ xft lnO{ /fhfn] cfkm\g f] sfd
agfpg'k5{ egLoxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
l;kflxx¿nfO{ tflnd lbO/xg'k5{ egL pkb]zdf n]l vPsf] 5 –
l;kflx eGofsf] ltiffl//fifg'= ltiffl//fiofsf l;kflx s;}sf dnfhfdf k:t}g g\ / cfkmg' sfh kmTo x'G5M
tflnd lbP/ ;wfOPsf ;}lgs s;}sf] d'n flxhfdf km:b}g g\ / cfkm\g f] sfd aG5 egL oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
;NNofg, lnulnu, wflbªtLg d'x'8fsf] af/]dfo:tf] n]l vPsf] 5 –
d}n ] lt+ y'd\sf ax|fxf pd/fpnfO{ O{Gb|j |h| t'NofO{ /fiofYofM gu/f lg;fg klg lbO{ /fiofYof= afx|la;sf] uf8f]
afwLlbofsf] yLof] / ;NNoflg lnUnLu\ wflb+sf d'x'8fdf hfxf hfxf sfh uYof]{ = kmTo uYof{ / of] c}: jh]{ u¥ofsf] xf]=
;NNofg, lnulnu, wflbª uf]/vf/fHosf dxŒjk"0 f{ :yfg x'g\ . tL 7fpFsf] Joj:yf /fd|f];Fu u/]/ g} cfkm\g f]
/fHosf] of] P]Zjo{ ePsf] xf] egL oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
;}l gs / b'lgoFfnfO{ cfkm\g f] cg's"n agfpg] ljifodf o:tf] n]lvPsf] 5 –
/fhfsf] rt'/fO{ eof l;kfxL /}l t xft ul/ /fif\g '= s;}sf dnfhfkl5 u'0fk5L nfUg' glbg'= g'g \kl5 nfpg'M
/fhfn] rt'/tfk"j {s l;kfxL / b'lgofFnfO{ xftdf lng'k5{ egL oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
;'?df elgP h:t} k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxsf] pkb]znfO{ b'O{ efudf ljeSt ug{ ;lsG5 . cfkm\g f] pkb]zsf] cGTolt/
cfP/ km]l / cfkm\g f] ljhoofqfdf k/]sf] si6 / To;df ;}l gssf] d2tn] ;kmntf k|fKt ePsf] s'/f k[YjLgf/fo0f zfx
o;/L k|s6 u5{g\ —
hok|sf; dNnsf dtnk\nfO{ blifgaf6 gfuf lemsfof/ g]kfnleq k:g glb ;ftfufpleq}df lehf`++f+ sf:d]l /iffg\
gjfkm ds'jfgk'/df r9of] / 5cla;\ iff]8fn] sfl6 3sf{O{ l;jfgf s6fO{ cf`+f+= ltg rf/ kN6g\ lno]/ l;8'lnul9df
xf8L;fx]a r9\o f] / jf jfxL klg sfl6 kysf{nf Roflt Nof`f=
g]kfnvfN8f]df cfkm"n] cfqmd0f ub{} hfFbf sf7df8f}Fsf /fhf hok|sfz dNnn] lemsfPsf gfufnfO{ vtd kf/]sf],
dL/sfl;dsf] ;}Gon] dsjfgk'/df cfqmd0f ubf{ !@) v'F 8fn] To; ;}GonfO{ Wj:t kf/]sf] / l;Fw'n Ldf cª\u]|hL ;}Gon]
cfqmd0f ubf{ To;nfO{ k/f:t u/L aGb"s n'6]/ NofPsf] s'/f oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
o'4;+rfngsf] nflu ;}l gsx¿nfO{ tflnd lbPsf] ljifodf pkb]zdf o:tf] n]l vPsf] 5 –
nifg}af6 ltg\ d'; \n\df+ d]/f] rfsl/nfO{ g'jfsf]6df lk5f kl/ cfofsf lyof= O{g } aGb'ssf] t'n snfo]t ltg}
d'; /dfgn] hfGofsf] /x]5 / ;]i fhv/ ddtls e]iffl;F ltg} hgfnfO{ clh6gL lbof / ltn+uf ;wfofsf] xf]=
nvgf}af6 tLghgf d';ndfg lemsfO{ ltgLx¿¢f/f cfkm\g f] ;}GonfO{ tflnd lbPsf] s'/f oxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
sDkgL hdfpg] ljifodf pkb]zdf o:tf] n]l vPsf] 5 –
;x] gfnsf sDklgn] 5l/tf] x'G5 / o:j eof ;o] gfnsf sd\klgn] xhf/hjfg\nfO{ kfp5= lsNnflsNnflk5] os\
os\ sDkgL /fifL uiff{ afl8lbg'=
aGb"s lnPsf ;o hgfsf] sDkgLnfO{ /fd|/L tflnd lbPsf] v08df b z u'gf;Ddsf] zq'n fO{ To;n] vtd kfg{
;S5, k|To]s lsNnfdf sDkgL /fVg" egLoxfF n]l vPsf] 5 .
pkb]zdf ePsf ;}Go;DaGwLd"Vo s'/f oL x'g\ . pkb]zdf cGoq klg k|;Ëjz ;}Go;DaGwL s]xL s'/f cfPsf
5g\ . ltgsf] af/]df / lj=;+=!*!( df ljlwk"j{s kfFrj6f ;}Go sDkgL v8f u/]sf k[YjLgf/fo0f zfxn] pkb]zdf lbPsf
lgs} s'/f cfkm\g f] hLjgsfnd} nfu" u/]sf lyP eGg] ljifodf eljiodf lj:t[t ¿kdf n]Vg] afrf ub{} of] ;fgf] n]v oxLF
6'ª\UofOG5 .
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Nature and Challenges of Peace Support Operations
in 21st Century: A Case of United Nations Mission in
South Sudan (UNMISS)
- Major Ranjit Thapa
“More than ever before in human history, we share a common destiny. We can master it only if
we face it together. And that, my friends, is why we have the United Nations.”
-Kofi Annan 1
Abstract
Established immediately after South Sudan became a sovereign state in 2011, UNMISS is
mainly mandated to provide support for state building, strengthen government’s institutions, and
protection of civilian, which varies from the traditional peacekeeping framework. Operating in a
new nation, inter-communal violence and activities of non-state armed groups appears limiting
its freedom of movement, posing challenges to protection of civilian, and threats to its personnel
too. However, there appears multiple challenges, role of UNMISS has been observed
instrumental in the transformation of a new nation. Drawing on various literatures and based on
own observation, this paper seeks to highlight nature and challenges of peace support operations
at present by taking into account the case of UNMISS.
Introduction
1.
In Africa, on 9 July 2011, a new nation, South Sudan, was born, when it declared
independence following a Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) -provided referendum that
voted overwhelmingly in favour of secession from Sudan. As a sovereign state, it became 193
member of United Nations, and UNMISS was established on 9 July 2011. This mission is
refreshed from United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) established in 2005, when the
Government of Sudan and Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) that struggled for
almost 25 years for the liberation of Southern Sudan, signed a Comprehensive Peace Agreement
(CPA) in April 2005.
2.
UNMISS, unlike traditional peacekeeping–“blue helmets on ground,” is mandated with a
range of objectives - state-building to protection of civilian (PoC), which warrants a coordinated,
committed, and sustained effort of all components of mission so as contribute in establishing
conditions that strengthen government’s institutions and support its capability to govern.
Furthermore, provide support in establishing infrastructure that enables future development,
strengthen the capability for rule of law, and gradually develop South Sudan as a peaceful and
democratically stable country by which it can aspire for future prosperity.
1
BBC News, BBC Home Page, New Millennium, New Challenges , http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/special_report/
millennium/584374.stm (accessed 22 October 13)
3.
Furthermore, it is also necessary to monitor situation that the two countries, recently
separated, gradually move towards resolving underlying issues, especially border demarcation,
which appears important in maintaining security of the region in general and the transition of
South Sudan in particular. Drawing on various literatures and based on own observation this
paper attempts to highlight nature and challenges of peace support operations at present day
taking into account the case of UNMISS.
South Sudan: A Country in General
4.
South Sudan with an area of 644, 329 square kilometers2 and estimated population of 9.6
million 3 is bordered by Ethiopia to East, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo to South,
Central African Republic to West and Sudan to North (see figure 1). It has 10 states. English is
the official language. Ethnic groups mainly comprises, though there exists more than twenty, of
Dinka, Lou Nuer, Kakwa, Bari, Shilluk, Murle, Anuak, Jie, and Acholi. 4 Literacy rate is 20%
and 50.6% of people live below poverty line. 5
Figure-1 South Sudan and Bordering Countries
Source: CIA, The World Fact Book, South Sudan, https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/theworld-factbook/geos/od.html (accessed 23 October 13).
5.
Its major historical development can be traced on from 1870s, when Egypt attempted to
colonize the region of Southern Sudan by establishing the province of Equatoria. However, in
1898 a British force was able to overthrow the Islamic Mahdist regime, who overran the region
in 1885. With Equatoria being the southernmost of its eight provinces, an Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
was established and Equatoria remained an isolated region over the following decades.6
6.
Sudan gained its independence from the British rule in 1956. During that time, it was
with an understanding that the Southerners would be able to participate fully in the political
system of Sudan. When the Arab-led Khartoum government reneged on its promises, a mutiny
began that led to two conflicts, 1955-1972 and 1983-2005, in which perhaps 2.5 million people
died due to starvation and drought. 7 The difference between the North and the South was
reinforced, when Islam Sharia law was introduced in September 1983. 8 The recent conflict,
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
UNMISS Home Page, http://unmiss.unmissions.org/Default.aspx?tabid=5083&language=en-US (accessed 20 October 13).
LeRiche and Arnold, 4.
Ibid
Ibid.
Ibid.
Ibid.
Prolonged Wars, http://www.fas.org/irp/world/para/docs/97-0588.pdf (accessed 26 October 13).
1983-2005, for liberation of South from Sudan by SPLM, with its armed wing Sudan People’s
Liberation Army (SPLA), ended with a CPA signed on 9 January 2005.
7.
Following a six-year mandatory interim period provided by CPA for South, a referendum
was held on 9 January 2011 as a part of the agreement. The result was a vote of 98.8% 9 in favor
of secession and it attained independence on 9 July 2011. The new country comprises 10 of
Sudan’s 25 states. The former head of the SPLM, Dr. John Garang, was killed in a helicopter
crash on 30 July 2005.10 The current president, Salva Kiir Mayardit, took over after Garang’s
death and was re-elected with 93% of the vote in 2010.11
8.
The economic conditions have deteriorated since January 2012, when the government
decided to shut down oil production following bilateral disagreements with Sudan. Moreover, a
boundary demarcation issue in Abyei region, which resulted in clashes in the recent past
between Sudan and South Sudan, remains unresolved. Since 27 June 2012, United Nations
Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) is established, deploying Ethiopian troops, to
demilitarize Abyei and to monitor the flashpoint border between north and south. 12 Since
independence, South Sudan has struggled with good governance and nation building and has
attempted to control various non-state armed groups operating in its territory.
UNMISS: A Brief Background and the Mandate
9.
After the CPA signed on 9 January 2005, UNMIS was established in Khartoum, which
ended its interim period on 8 July 2011.13 When the Security Council passed resolution 1996 on
8 July 2011, a refreshed UNMISS was established in Juba on 9 July 2011. Established under
chapter VII of UN charter,14 UNMISS is mandated initially for a period of one year with the
intention to renew the mandate and period as may be required. In July 2013, Security Council
renewed its mandate until 15 July 2014.15
10.
According to the mandate, up to 7,000 military personnel, including military liaison
officers and staff officers, up to 900 civilian police personnel, including as appropriate formed
units, and an appropriate civilian component, including technical human rights investigation
expertise forms the component of UNMISS. Key parts of the mandate are: 16
(a)
Support for peace consolidation and thereby fostering longer-term state-building
and economic development;
(b)
Support the Government in exercising its responsibilities for conflict prevention,
mitigation, and resolution and protect civilians;
(c)
Support the Government in developing its capacity to provide security, to establish
rule of law, and to strengthen the security and justice sectors.
9
LeRiche and Arnold, 131.
Ibid.,115.
11
Aljazeera, Country Profile: South Sudan, http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/spotlight/southsudanindependence/2011/06/ 2011630102213823618.html (accessed 23
October 13).
12
UNISFA, http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/missions/unisfa/ (accessed 28 October 2013).
13
UNMISS Mandate , http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/missions/unmiss/mandate.shtml (accessed 22 August 2013).
14
Ibid.
15
Security Council, SC/11058, http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2013/sc11058.doc.htm (accessed 12 September 2013).
16
UNMISS Mandate.
10
Mission Structure and Operating Modalities in General
11.
Mission has various components providing uniqueness to its nature and function. It
mainly comprises of civilian and military components. Human Rights and Women Protection,
Civil Affairs, Child Protection, Recovery, Reintegration and Peace Building, PoC, Rule of Law,
and Public Information are the major focal units, besides Mission Support Division, Military,
and Police. UNMISS is headed by Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG). The
highest level of coordination and mission support is from UNMISS FHQ, Juba. Deputy SRSG,
Force Commander, and Director of Mission Support work directly under SRSG.
12.
In each state, UNMISS has State Support Bases (SSBs) headed by State Coordinator; a
senior most civilian leadership to coordinate mission activities in the state. In each SSB, there
are normally 3 to 5 County Support Bases (CSBs). Based on criticality of the situation to support
mission requirement, Temporary Operating Bases (TOBs) are established by troops for few
months to an extended duration. All components; civilian, military, police, and mission support
staffs, similar to FHQ, represents in all SSBs and CSBs too. At each SSB, Military Liaison
Team consisting of 14 to 22 Military Liaison Officers (MLOs), mostly Majors and headed by
Colonel, conducts liaison with SPLA and contribute in planning of integrated missions.
13.
In order to implement mission mandate, FHQ and SSBs regularly engage in planning of
various programmes. Most of the activities, situation analysis and risk assessment, investigation,
monitoring and reporting, information gathering and developing early warning capability for
PoC, strengthening capacity of host government’s security forces are planned and executed by
an Integrated Team (IT) composed of various units, and lead role by civilian leadership.
Jonglei State: Mission Focus
14.
Jonglei is one of 10 states of South Sudan with an area of 122,479 square kilometers (See
figure 2). It has 11 Counties with its state capital at Bor. Besides, various ethnic groups; Dinka
and Lou Nuer are considered as major groups. Murle tribe, in majority, remains mostly in
eastern Jonglie. UNMISS has SSB at Bor, CSB [TOB] in Pibor and Akobo, and TOBs in
Gumuruk and Yuai. This state has remained the focus of the mission, and international
community too, due to increasing threats to civilian population as well as attack on UNMISS
personnel, which appears to have provided limited freedom of movement mainly orchestrated by
armed group activities and inter-communal violence.
Figure-2 Jonglei State of South Sudan
Source: STILLSUDAN, 29 June 2010, http://stillsudan.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html
(accessed 28 October 13). Few places updated by author.
15.
The situation in Jonglei state has remained volatile, uncertain, and complex, since the
spike in inter-communal violence in late 2011. David Yau Yau, a civilian Murle tribesman in his
thirties, launched his first revolt against state authority in May 2010 from Pibor after his defeat
as an independent candidate in April 2010 parliamentary election, representing that County, in
the State Assembly.17 It is estimated that 4,000–6,000 largely Murle youths have joined Yau
Yau’s ranks receiving arms and ammunition from him. 18 In the early months of 2013, an
offensive launched by South Sudan’s national army, SPLA, against armed groups in eastern
Jonglei appear to have culminated without significant result.
16.
It is observed that direct threats to UNMISS have increased manifold. On 21 December
2012, UNMISS MI-8 helicopter on a reconnaissance flight, at around 10 a.m. local time, has
been shot down by SPLA in Likuangole area north of Pibor, killing all four crew members.19
Keeping in view the potential threats, mission adopted mitigation measures in which UNMISS
aircrafts flying within Jonglei must obtain flight safety assurance from SPLA GHQ, and
subsequently SPLA formation of Jonglei, and in those areas specified as high risk, mostly in
eastern Jonglei, SPLA deployed on ground too. Besides, one SPLA officer and one MLO have
to be on board on those flights going to high-risk areas as a mitigation measures.
17.
On 12 March 2013, at around 1030 hours local time, a regular vehicle patrol of
INDBATT2 moving from Gumuruk to Pibor area was fired upon by armed group in which the
patrol leader, received a gunshot wound and was later evacuated for treatment.20 In April 2013,
five soldiers from INDBATT2, including convoy commander Lieutenant Colonel, and two
UNMISS civilian staffs were killed in an attack by armed group21 along Pibor-Bor road axis
close to Gumuruk, while in a humanitarian convoy protection task. Regarding perpetrators, BBC
news details, “South Sudan’s military spokesman blamed on militants led David Yau Yau, who
South Sudan says is being armed by Sudan.”22 A safety measure is established; prior notification
of all UNMISS road movement within Jonglei State has to be provided to SPLA.
18.
A most deadly incident occurred in Jonglei on 8 February 2013 causing the greatest loss
of life since the violence erupted. A group of Lou Nuer pastoralists were attacked by a large
group of allegedly Murle armed men in Northern Jonglei, Walgak, which local authorities
reported 118 people were killed. “The UNMISS and also investigation by Human Rights
verified 69 people killed, including four SPLA soldiers and 19 children, and also received
information about a further 37 people injured and 34 unaccounted for.” 23
19.
Inter-communal violence characterized by mobilization of youths, and armed group
activities has exacerbated the security situation in Jonglei. Recently, an attack in an early
daylight of 20 October 2013 in Twic East County also resulted in almost 70 dead and 80 people
injured.24 The local authorities and people in that area accused the neighbouring Murle armed
17
David YauYau’s Rebellion, Human Security Baseline Assessment (HSBA) for Sudan and South Sudan, Small Arms Survey,
http://www.smallarmssurveysudan.org/fileadmin/docs/facts-figures/south-sudan/armed-groups/
southern-dissident-militias/HSBA-Armed-Groups-Yau-Yau.pdf (accessed 18 October).
18
Ibid.
19
Security Council, SC/10873 AFR/2494, http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2012/sc10873.doc.htm and UN News Centre, South Sudan: UN peacekeeping mission’s
helicopter shot down, killing all crew members, http://
www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=43832 (accessed 22 February 2013).
20
NDTV, Indian Army officer on United Nations mission injured in Sudan attack, http://www.ndtv.com/article/
india/indian-army-officer-on-united-nations-mission-injured-in-sudan-attack-342034 (accessed 21 July 2013).
21
BBC News, Five Indian UN troops killed in South Sudan, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-22080224 (accessed 22 October2013).
22
Ibid.
23
UNMISS; Report on the 8 February 2013 attack on Lou Nuer pastoralists in Akobo West Sub-County, Jonglei State, April 2013, 3,
http://unmiss.unmissions.org/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=4BAr3GgtyY4%3D&tabid=5434&language=en-US (accessed 3 September 2013).
24
Sudan tribune, Jonglei: UN condemns Twic attack after 70 killed, http://www.sudantribune.com/spip.php?article48525 (accessed 24 Oct 2013).
group of carrying out the raid. 25 A cattle-raiding feud between rival ethnic groups have resulted
into increased threats to innocent civilian and has led to insecurity in the state, which has left
hundreds of people dead and some 100,000 displaced since independence.26
Nepalese Force Reserve Battalion in UNMISS
20.
A battalion from Nepalese Army is working under UNMISS since early 2012, and is
deployed in Rumbek, Lakes state of South Sudan. It is tasked as Air Mobile Force Reserve
Battalion (FRB). Besides primary task–force reserve, it has supported UNMISS by providing
troops in other two states–a company in Malakal of Upper Nile and Bor of Jonglei State. Within
Jonglei, troops are deployed in Pibor, and earlier in Manyobal, considered as high-risk areas,
and Yuai too, where mission felt urgent to establish UN footprints in order to provide early
warning for the protection of civilian from emerging violence.
21.
NEPFRB1, Narayandal Battalion, deployed troops to various locations and supported
mission directed tasks besides establishing camp. NEPFRB2, Bhairab Prasad Battalion, greatly
embraced new deployments in high-risk areas in Jonglei as an immediate response to mission’s
critical requirement to provide force protection and conduct military operations as part of PoC.
NEPFRB’s quick response and active involvement in directed tasks provided an overriding
significance to support mission’s force reconfiguration plan, which was highly appreciative.
22.
Furthermore, the ability of the Battalion in building and maintaining good relationship
with local authorities and civilian population, and promptness in undertaking heavier
responsibility with flexible approach, when asked by FHQ, was observed instrumental to
maintain mission’s operational tempo given the volatile situation of Jonglei. It was further
reinforced by Battalion leadership’s collaborative skills, adaptability, creative and critical
thinking capability as well as forward-looking approach to engage with mission’s key leadership
and local authorities in those areas where troops were deployed.
Challenges and Recommendations
23.
Unlike traditional peacekeeping, in most cases observing, monitoring, and keeping peace
by force, UNMISS is mandated with various tasks mostly within the political framework. Ward
and Lekson details, “Peace operations in the early days, outside intervention in conflicts were
matters for soldiers and UN officials, and during the current generation, however, the cast of
characters has become more diverse.” 27 Working under such dimension, to support government
institution and contribute in strengthening capability of a new nation necessitates resilient,
informed, and committed human capacity, who works in complete harmony with a greater
realization of respect for diversity and professional integrity.
24.
Given the integrated nature of mission, where mission players–“civilian pillars,” are
important to provide firm support and commitment in materializing mission’s mandate–devise
ways and means to achieve the end state, should have an adequate intellectual reach, not only to
run mission’s bureaucracy, to support new nation as per mandate. Furthermore, equipped with
informed human resources, there is an increasing need to coordinate the effort of various units
25
Ibid.
Ibid.
27
George F. Ward Jr. and J. Michael Lekson, “Dealing with Conflict: The Contribution of Training,” in Peacemaking in International Conflict, ed. I. William Zartman
(The United States Institute of Peace, Washington D.C: 2007), 368.
26
within mission. It should not appear as if every unit wants to coordinate, however, none wants to
be coordinated. Hence, a visible and sustained coordination at all level and cooperation with a
clear intent displaying ways and means appears critical.
25.
Given the nature of the mandate, there is a need to operate with a highly professional
approach, display informed behavior with high moral standard, and enhanced teamwork by
taking confidence of various components that underpins the effective implementation of the
mandate. Most of the mission activities revolve around the actions by “Integrated Team”–mostly
Civilian Pillars and their lead role. There is a need to greatly realize and manifest the importance
of a common approach to any situation, and that should appear more as a natural process than as
a requirement while performing tasks in a more credible manner.
26.
As UNMISS is continuously engaged and committed to support transformation of a new
nation, its freedom of movement appears limited and its activities that are mostly underpinned
by the concept of PoC appears challenged mainly brought by the volatile situation of Jonglei.
While threats to civilians and suffering continue and concern authorities of the government are
not able to ensure adequate protection measures and preserve basic rights, there arises a need to
strengthen PoC mandate and adopt a robust mechanism within the framework of the concept of
responsibility to protect, R2P, in order to protect innocent civilians from violence. Patrice Sartre
details, “In practice, the first objective of robustness should be the freedom of action, the precondition for the success of its missions: protecting itself, protecting the populations, and
retaining control of the crisis area so that political progress is possible.”28
27.
The concept of R2P was unanimously ratified by UN at the 2005 World Summit, which
was developed by the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS)
set up by the government of Canada in 2001.29 Woodward and Morrison details, “It hinges on
the belief that sovereignty grants the privilege to nations to govern independently, but it also
comes with a responsibility to the people who are governed. The responsibility is for
governments to protect their people but that when they are unwilling or unable to do so, that
responsibility must be borne by the broader community of states.” 30
28.
Paul Collier, a professor of economics at Oxford University, details, “R2P is a full-frontal
assault on the concept of national sovereignty.”31 While, Woodward and Morrison posit, “This
concept is a victory for democracy because it pledges to support sovereign rule only when it
protects the populace it governs.”32 In places of violence or under imminent threats, which is
highly likely for humanitarian crises, necessity of humanitarian intervention by the International
Community and UN appears urgent. Under such dynamics, mainly within the PoC mandate,
mission leadership’s effective diplomacy and an enhanced engagement, within a broader
strategic framework, with host government, partners, regional players, and other stakeholders
assumes an overwhelming significance towards materializing the mandate.
28
Patrice Sarte, Making UN Peacekeeping More Robust: Protecting the Mission, Persuading the Actors, International Peace Institute, 15, August 2011,
http://www.ipinst.org/publication/policy-papers/detail/331-making-un-peacekeeping-more-robust-protecting-the-mission-persuading-the-actors.html (accessed April
2012).
29
Margaret H. Woodward and Philip G. Morrison, The Responsibility to Protect: The Libya Test Case, 21, Joint Force Quarterly, Issue 71, 4th Quarter 2013, NDU Press.
http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jfq/jfq-71.pdf (accessed 11 September 2013).
30
Ibid., 21.
31
Paul Collier, Wars, Guns, and Votes: Democracy in Dangerous Places (Harper Collins: New York, 2010), 218.
32
Margaret H. Woodward and Philip G. Morrison, 24.
29.
Another prerequisite that appear essential for PoC is to establish condition that supports
conflict prevention. South Sudan, a home of 9.6 million people, has an estimated 50% of the
population less than 20 and close to 70% under 35 years of age.33 Collier argues, “The social
structure that seems to affect the risk of violence is the proportion of young men in the
population, as those between 15 and 29, is dangerous. A doubling in the proportion increases the
risk of conflict from around 5% over a five-year period to around 20%.34 Given the mobilization
of inter-communal youths and the current situation of South Sudan, it is consequential to provide
support for establishing infrastructure for education and training, and to generate employment
opportunities that contribute in utilizing those human resources towards positive outcome.
30.
UNMISS military component are categorized as military units–Troops Contributing
Countries (TCC), “experts in the mission” as Military Liaison Officers–unarmed, and staff
officers. In an integrated mission like UNMISS, the role of military component is equally
important. TCCs are mainly involved in providing protection to IT missions, conducting patrols,
staffing installations and facilities, and escorting humanitarian convoys. “Experts in the mission”
are extensively engaged in assisting other components to function effectively by carrying out
liaison with SPLA and placing military liaison teams at places with TCC to assess security
situation and to work as interlocutor to support mission’s early warning capability, while
military staff officer support mission staff functions.
31.
At present, host of characters and components flanks peacekeeping operations. Each
group possesses a unique organizational culture and tends to apply its own peculiar vocabulary
to peace and humanitarian operations.35 Ward and Lekson elaborates, “Soldier and UN officials
remain central players, but they have been joined by many others, including representatives of
hundreds of international and single-country NGOs, other intergovernmental agencies, regional
organizations, and police from dozens of countries.” 36 Military Components are deployed,
guided by national caveats too, normally for a shorter duration, whereas, civilian components
serve in the mission as per their contract. Though all mission components work under UN and
mission’s mandate framework, military component should realize that they are representing their
country–as ambassadors, and their actions and behavior reflect their professionalism and
capability to operate in a diverse and multinational environment.
32.
It is essential that military component understand the necessity to work in complete
harmony, display professionalism, and understand characteristics, roles and responsibility, and
limitation of various civilian components within the mission. Similarly, the civilian components
should also take into account the nature and culture of military units and understand their
operating mechanism as well as respect viewpoints from diverse background. Furthermore,
understanding socio-cultural dynamics of host country and respect sentiments of people on
which the foundation of their values rests needs a closer look.
33.
As the situation in South Sudan, particularly due to the violence in Jonglei, deteriorated
and posed increasing threats to civilian population, force posture was reviewed–NEPFRB troops
reinforced Jonglei, primary area of responsibility of INDBATT. Military Operations–foot and
vehicle patrol were enhanced in Pibor and Gumuruk, however, inaccessible road conditions and
weather challenges are observed restricting mobility and effectiveness. It appears imperative to
33
LeRiche, Matthew and Matthew Arnold.
Collier, 130.
35
Ward and Lekson, 366.
36
Ibid.
34
cater more air assets in place to effectively conduct PoC tasks, enhance mission’s capability as
part of early warning and monitoring mechanism, and deter violence. A dedicated Military
Aviation Unit with required type and number of aircrafts and surveillance assets–mainly
Helicopters and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles appears crucial to strengthen the current inventory;
as Rwandans Military Aviation Unit of UNMISS are also committed for sustainment functions.
34.
Given the political situation of South Sudan–a new nation in transition, and ongoing
challenges, an immediate focus on strengthening capability of its security forces appears critical
to shape their behavior with a better understanding and of a more professional nature. It can
greatly contribute in supporting the democratic effort of the Government and maintaining an
environment conducive for international community to operate effectively and continue their
commitment for the betterment of South Sudan. Furthermore, it also helps in developing a
benign approach to provide support towards preserving basic rights of people.
Conclusion
35.
Given the nature of mission by looking into its mandated tasks in general vis-à-vis
ongoing situation of South Sudan in particular; a new country in a phase of transformation and
instability created by ongoing inter-communal violence and activities of non state armed group,
there appear challenges ahead of UNMISS. However, it has gained considerable success in the
transition of a new country. Moreover, its role has remained instrumental in supporting peacebuilding efforts, strengthening various institutions, and above all protection of civilians.
36.
Peacekeeping operations at present day, where peacekeepers freedom of movement
appears hindered and even threats to peacekeepers are increasing; there arises a need to have a
robust mandate with adequate ways and means, and strengthen R2P concept by implementing
strong mechanism. Moreover, mission leaderships’ enhanced engagement–coercive diplomacy if
needed, timely positioning of required resources, and effective role of mission support division
are critical to such missions to deal with emerging challenges.
37.
In an integrated mission like UNMISS, operating in a framework to support building a
new nation, its centre of gravity is its human resources. It appears that role of civilian pillars will
be the key to determine the success of mission. A more closer and continuous consideration in
equipping the mission with informed and highly professional human capital is pressing.
Furthermore, common approach, focused and sustained coordination, shared responsibility and
diligent accountability, and above all a wider recognition and greater realization of core UN
values–respect for diversity and integrity, and professionalism, would strongly contribute to
overcome underlying challenges and could provide enduring momentum to UN peace support
operations in the days to come.
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b'O{ b]zx?aLrsf] Confidence Building Measures klg kmnbfoL x'g ;s]sf] 5}g .
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b'O{ b]zx?;“u cf0fljs zlQm ljBdfg x'g fn] blIf0f Pl;ofdf Prolonged Conventional War
sf] ;+efjgf Go"g b]lvG5, t/ Limited War sf] jftfj/0f eg] ljsf; x“'b} uO/x]sf] b]lvG5 .
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ef/tsf] l5d]sL /fi6«x?;“u s'g } g s'g } ?kdf ljjfb x'g fn] Regional Relation df lr;f]kg b]l vG5 .
h:t} v'N nf ;Ldfgf, ;Ldf ljjfb, hn>f]tsf] af“8kmf“6df ljjfb cflb .
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ef/tsf] Hegemonic Attitude n] ubf{ ;fgf l5d]sL /fi6«x?n] c;'/lIft dx;'; u/]sf 5g\ .
Over Popupation, Poverty, Underdevelopment, Migration, Political Extremism, Religious
Ethnic Fundamentalism, nfu" kbfy{ tyf dfgj t:s/L, a]/f]huf/L, vfBfGg, phf{,
O{Gwg, :jf:Yo ;DaGwL ;d:of, k|b'if0f cflbn] ;fdflhs ;lxi0f'tf cl:y/ aGb} uO/x]sf] 5 .
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ljb|f]xL tyf ck/flws ;d"xx?n] v'N nf ;Ldfgfsf] kmfO{bf p7fO{ l5d]sL /fi6«x?sf] lxt ljkl/t
sfo{ ul//x]sfn] ;'/Iff jftfj/0f hl6n aGb} uPsf] b]lvG5 .
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If]qLo cftÍjfbL ;+u7gx?sf] cGt/f{l i6«o cftÍjfb;Fu ulx/f] ;DaGw /x]sf]n] Regional Security
Dynamics hl6n aGb} uPsf] b]lvG5 .
cfGtl/s ;'/Iff jftfj/0f
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cfGtl/s b[l i6sf]0 faf6 g]kfnsf] ;'/Iffdf b]xfosf sf/0fx?af6 vt/f pTkGg x'g] ;Defjgf /x]sf] b]lvG5 .
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g]kfn Ps cNkljsl;t e"kl/j]li7t b]z xf] . xfd|f] cy{tGq w]/} xb;Dd k/lge{/ /x]sf] 5 . /fhgLlts
cl:y/tf, /fhg}lts ;fdGh:otfsf] cefj, nlDabf] ;+q md0fsfn, e|i 6frf/, vfB, O{Gwg tyf phf{ ;Í6, a9\bf]
hg;+Vof, ul/jL, j]/f]huf/L, Youth Bulge, clzIff, wfld{s÷hflto ljjfb, ;fDk|bflostf, c;Gt'lnt cfly{s
ljsf;, Socio-economic-political Fault Lines h:tf ;d:ofx?n] g]kfnL ;dfh cl:y/ /x]sf] b]l vG5 .
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xfn g]kfnsf] k'/fgf] /fhg}lts ;+/rgf ablnO{; s]sf] t/ gofF ;+/rgf k"0 f{?kdf :yflkt eO g;s]sf]
cj:yf 5 . csf]{tkm{ cGt/f{li6«o tyf If]qLo ?kdf ljsl;t Globalization, IT sf] ljsf;, If]q Lo tyf
cGt/f{li6«o k|l t:kwf{, pmhf{ / pkef]Uoa:t'sf] sdL, a9\bf] cfoft tyf d"Noj[l 4 cflb sf/0fx?n] cfGtl/s
r'gf}tLnfO{ Joj:yfkgdf sl7gfO eO/x]sf] b]l vG5 .
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v'Nnf (Open and Porous) / cJojl:yt ;Ldfgf tyf sdhf]/ cfGtl/s sfg'g n] ubf{ Trans-border
ck/fwx?, gSsnL d'b|fsf] sf/f]af/, dfgj cf]; f/k;f/, Drug Trafficking / Smugling, Fifth Coloumnist
ultljlw, z/0ffyL{ tyf cfk|j f;Lsf] cfjfudg cflbdf lj:tf/ eO ;'/Iff Joa:Yff r'g f}tLk"0 f{ aGb} uPsf]
b]lvG5 .
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cy{tGqnfO{ gsf/fTds c;/ kfg]{ u/L ;~rfng ul/g] aGb x8\tfn, c/fhs ultljlw tyf pmhf{ ;Í6
h:tf sf/0fx?n] cy{tGqnfO{ b"/ufdL c;/ k/]sf] / cGt/f{l i6«o hutdf g]kfnsf] gsf/fTds 5lj k|bz{g eO
ko{6g pBf]unfO{ ;d]t gsf/fTds k|efj kfl//x]sf] b]lvG5 .
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Free Tibet Movement (Anti-China Movement), wd{sf] gfddf af}4 u'Dafx?sf] clgolGqt
lj:tf/, Christianity tyf db/;f h:tf k|ToIf÷ck|ToIf ?kdf ;~rflnt ljljw ultljlwx?af6 g]kfnsf] c;n
l5d]sL /fi6«x?;“usf] ;DaGw / cfGtl/s ;'/Iffdf k|lts"n k|efj kfg{ ;Sg] b]lvG5 .
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hflto tyf If]qLo :jfoQtf / cfTdlg0f{o sf] clwsf/sf] cfj/0fdf ;~rfng eO/x]sf laleGg k|sf/sf
ultljlwx?n] b]zsf] cfGtl/s ;'/Iffdf k|lts"n c;/ k'¥ofO /x]sf] 5 . o; k|sf/sf] ultljlwx?af6 b]z
ljv08gtkm{ pGd'v x'g afB ePsf] / o:tf ljv08g zlQmnfO{ lgd{"n kfg{ b]znfO{ 7"nf] r'gf}tL x'g ] b]l vG5 .
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e"l dut ;d"xx?af6 x'g] u/]sf ljleGg ljWj+;fTds ultljlw / ;/sf/;“u jftf{sf] nflu cdfGo dfu
/fvL afWofTds l:yltsf] >[hgf u/L ;'/Iff r'gf}tLx? lbg] u/]sf] b]l vG5 .
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cGt/f{li6«o tyf If]qLo cftÍjfbL ;d"x / Vested Interests ePsf cGt/f{li6«o tyf If]q Lo hf;'; L
;~hfnsf] rnv]nn] ubf{ ;'/Iff r'gf}tL a9\b} uPsf] b]l vG5 .
/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt
/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] ckl/xfo{tf
!)= /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt To:tf] pkfo / sbdx?sf] ;+o f]hg xf], h:n] cfGtl/s Pj+ afëo vt/fnfO{ ;dod} /f]Sb5 /
lgd"{n ub{5 . g]kfnsf] /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt /fli6«o zlQmsf ;+oGqx? h:t} /fhgLlts, cfly{s, s'6g}l ts, ;"rgf / ;' /Iff
;fwgx?sf] ;dfof]l ht :j?k xf] . /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt lgDg sf/0faf6 cfjZos kb{5 M–
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j[xt\ ;'/Iff cjwf/0ffdfkm{t abln“bf] cGt/f{l i6«o , If]qLo tyf /fli6«o ;'/Iff jftfj/0f, e"–/fhgLlts
cj:yf, r'g f} tL tyf ;DefjgfnfO{ ;Daf]w g u/L dxŒjk"0f{ /fli6«o lxtx?sf] ;+/If0f, ;Dj4{g / k|j4{g ub}{
/fli6«o p2]Z o / nIo xfl;n ug{ .
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gful/snfO{ /fHon] ;a} k|s[ltsf r'g f}tLx?nfO{ ;Daf]wg ub{5 elg ljZj:t t'N ofpg .
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;a} ;f+: s[l ts, wfld{s, eflifs tyf ef}uf]l ns ;d'bfosfaLrdf ;x–cl:tTj, ;lxi0f'tf / ;b\efj
k|j4{g ug{ .
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;'/Iff ;+oGqsf] ;Ifdtf clej[l4 ub}{ ;'/Iff If]qsf] k|e fjsfl/tf a9fpg .
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/fHoåf/f k|ltkflbt gLltx?sf] sfof{GjognfO{ lgb]{l zt ug{ .
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If]qLo tyf cGt/f{li6«o ljZjf; / ;xof]u clej[l 4 ug{ .
bL3{sfnLg ;f]“r
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æ;fj{e f}d, :jtGq, ;'/lIft, Gofok"0 f{, nf]stflGqs / ;d[4 g]kfnÆ sf] ;[hgf u/L o;nfO{ rL/sfn;Dd
lg/Gt/tf lbg' /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] bL3{sfnLg ;f]Fr x'g]5 .
/fli6«o lxtsf ljifox? (National Interests)
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kl/efiff æ/fi6«n] k|fKt ug{ rfxg] j[xt\ / lg/Gt/ kl/0ffdÆ nfO{ /fli6«o lxtsf] ?kdf kl/eflift ug{ ;lsG5 .
csf]{ cy{df, National interests are the interpretation of the national purpose by those at the helm of affairs
in the context of prevailing conditions and their assessment of future propose. These may be defined "as
the general and continuing ends for which a state acts" sf] ?kdf a'em\g ;lsG5 . g]kfnsf] /fli6«o lxtnfO{ #
efudf ljefhg ug{ ;lsG5 M–
ljlzi6 /fli6«o lxtx? - Vital Interests_
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] nflu ljlzi6 /fli6«o lxtsf ljifox? lgDgfg';f/ ;dfj]z x'g pko'Qm b]lvG5 M–
-s_ g] kfnsf] ;fj{ef}d;Qf, :jtGqtf, /fli6«o Pstf, ef}uf]l ns÷If]qLo cv08tfsf] /Iff ug]{ .
-v_ dha't, ;Gt'l nt tyf lbuf] cfly{s ljsf; ug]{ .
/0fgLlts /fli6«o lxtx? - Strategic National Interests_
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/fli6«o
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;'/Iff gLltsf] nflu /0fgLlts /fli6«o lxtsf ljifox? lgDgfg';f/ ;dfj]z x'g pko'Q m b]l vG5 M–
ljlzi6 /fli6«o lxtx?sf] /Iff tyf k|j 4{g .
:yfoL zflGt ;'/Iff, ;'zf;g / l:y/tf .
nf]stGqsf] /Iff .
lbuf] cfly{s ljsf; . cfly{s ;d[l 4sf] nflu lgl{j {jfb ?kdf glhssf] ;fd'lb|s aGb/ufx ;Dd kx'“r .
hflto tyf wfld{s ;lxi0f'tf .
df}l ns dfgj clwsf/sf] /Iff .
If]qLo tyf cGt/f{li6«o ;xof]udf clej[l 4 .
zflGtk"0f{ ;x–cl:tTj .
cGo /fli6«o lxtx? - Other National Interests_
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/fli6«o
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;'/Iff gLltsf] nflu cGo /fli6«o lxtsf ljifox? lgDgfg';f/ ;dfj]z x'g pko'Qm b]lvG5 M–
ljlzi6 / /0fgLlts /fli6«o lxtx?sf] ;+/If0f .
k|efjsf/L ;fj{hlgs k|zf;g .
cfly{s / ;fdflhs ;Gt'ng .
lbuf] ljsf; / jftfj/0f ;+/If0f .
k|l jlw ljsf; .
ljkb\ Joj:yfkg .
;~rf/ hutsf] ;Gt'l nt lgoGq0f / :jtGqtf .
d"ne"t p2]Z ox? (National Objectives)
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d"n e"t p2]Z ox?nfO{ o; cg'; f/ kl/eflift ug{ ;lsG5M– National objectives are broad goals based on
certain principles designed to support national interests.
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/fli6«o
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;'/Iff gLltsf d"ne"t p2]Z ox? lgDg cg'; f/ x'g pko'Q m b]lvG5 M–
g]kfnsf] ;fj{ef}l dstf, cv08tf, klxrfg / /fli6«o lxtsf] /Iff ug]{ .
hgtfnfO{ ;'/Iffsf] k|Tofe"l t k|bfg ug]{ .
/fi6«nfO{ If]qLo÷ljZjJofkL k|l tikwf{df ;Ifd agfpg] .
lbuf] tyf ;Gt'lnt ljsf; ug]{ .
/fi6«sf] e"ld, hn, cfsfz, j[xt cfly{s If]q, k|fs[l ts >f]t / ;+/rgfsf] /Iff ug]{ .
dfgj clwsf/sf] ;+/If0f / k|j 4{g ug]{ .
ljZj zflGt tyf If]qLo÷cGt/f{l i6«o k|of;x?df k|efjsf/L of]ubfg / ;fem]bf/L ug]{ .
d"n nIo(National Goals)
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/fi6«sf] d"n nIonfO{ o;cg';f/ kl/eflift ug{ ;lsG5M– A national goal is a future state of affairs
considered desirable by the nation, promoted by the national government and calling forth the efforts of
the population in order to achieve it.
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] d"n nIon] lgDg efjgfnfO{ ;d]6\g ' kg]{ b]l vG5 M–
æ;+l jwfgåf/f k|Tofe"t cj;/ / :jtGqtfsf] cg'e"lt x'g ] jftfj/0fsf] lgdf{0 f ug'{ /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] d"n
nIo x'g]5 .Æ
gLltx? (National Policies)
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/fi6«sf] d"n gLltnfO{ o; cg';f/ kl/eflift ug{ ;lsG5M– National policies are specific courses of
action designed to achieve national objectives. Policies can be considered as the means to accomplis h
ends i.e. objectives.
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf d"n e"t p2]Zox? / nIosf] k|flKtsf lgldQ d"ntM b]xfosf gLltx? cjnDjg ul/g'
pko'Qm b]l vG5 M–
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g]kfnsf] ;fj{ef}d;Qf / cv08tfsf] /Iff ug]{ .
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;fdflhs, wfld{s, ;f+:s[l ts, eflifs, hflto / ;fDk|bflos ;b\efjsf] jftfj/0f ;[hgf
ub}{ /fli6«o klxrfgnfO{ sfod /fVg] .
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] cjwf/0ff cg'; f/ j}b]l zs gLlt nfu' ug]{ .
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;'zf;g, zlQm ljs]Gb|Ls/0f / hjfkmb]l xtfdf clej[l 4 ug]{ .
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cy{tGq / nufgLstf{sf] ljZjf; clej[l4sf nflu of]ubfg ug]{ .
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ljleGg cGt/f{l i6«o ;lGw ;Demf} tf / k|fjwfgx?sf dfWodjf6 /fli6«o lxtsf] ;+/If0f / k|j4{g ug]{ .
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ljZj zflGt k|of;sf] ;fem]bf/Ldf clej[l 4 ug]{ .
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/fi6«nfO{ If]q Lo÷ljZjJofkL k|ltikwf{df ;Ifd agfpg] .
-em_ National Security Culture sf] ljsf; ug]{ .
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g]kfnsf] ;fdl/s >f]t ;fwgsf] ;+/If0f ug]{ .
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PsLs[t tyf lbuf] zflGt ;'/Iffsf] k|j4{g ug]{ .
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;'/Iff Joj:yfkgdf hgtfsf] ;fem]bf/L clej[l 4 ug]{ .
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cftÍjfb tyf ck/fwhGo ultljlwx?nfO{ lgd"{n kfg]{ .
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ljkb\ Joj:yfkg sfo{n fO{ Jojl:yt / ;'b[9 agfpg] .
/fli6«o ;'/Iffdf c;/ kfg]{ ljifox? -Factors_
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;'/Iffdf c;/ kfg]{ ljifox? d"Votof lgDg adf]l hd x'g ;Sg]5 g\ M–
ljlzi6, ;fdl/s tyf cGo /fli6«o lxtsf ljifox? .
ef}uf]lns, wfld{s, hflto tyf ;fDk|bflos ljifox? .
d"n 'sleq ;'/IffnfO{ k|e fj kfg]{ cfGtl/s ljifox? .
;'/IffnfO{ k|e fj kfg]{ Global, Regional and Sub-regional ljifox? .
/fli6o« ;'/Iff gLltnfO{ lgb]{lzt ug]{ cfwf/x?
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/fli6«o
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;'/Iff gLltnfO{ lgb]{lzt ug]{ cfwf/x? lgDgfg';f/ x'g ;Sg]5g\ M–
g]kfnsf] ;fj{ef}d;Qf / ef}uf]lns cv08tf .
;+l jwfgaf6 k|Tofe"t /fHosf lgb]{zs l;4fGt / d"ngLltx? .
/fli6«o :jfy{ / lxtx? .
/fli6«o klxrfg / uf}/jsf] lg/Gt/tf .
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;fdflhs ;lxi0f'tf / ;fd~h:otfsf] clej[l 4 .
dha'b, ;Gt'l nt tyf lbuf] cfly{s ljsf; .
sfg'g L zf;g, kf/bzL{tf / hjfkmb]l xtf .
k|efjsf/L ;'/Iff Joj:yf .
dfgj clwsf/sf] ;+/If0f / k|a4{g .
/fli6«o ;'/Iffsf r'gf}tLx? (National Security Challenges)
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g]kfnsf] /fli6«o ;'/Iffsf r'g f}tLx? lgDg adf]lhd x'g ;Sg] b]l vG5 M–
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/fhg}lts r'gf}tLx?
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nlDabf] ;+q md0fsfn / /fhg}lts cl:y/tf .
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b[9 /fhg}l ts O{R5f zlQm / g]t[Tjsf] cefj .
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g]kfnsf] k'/fgf] /fhg}lts ;+/rgf ablnO{;s]sf] t/ gof“ ;+/rgf k"0f{?kdf :yflkt eO
g;s]sf]n] b]z cem} klg Transitional Period df /x]sf] .
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cem} klg cfd gful/s /fhg}l ts ?kn] ;lqmo eO g;Sg' .
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;fdflhs r'gf}tLx?
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ljleGg If]q, ju{, wd{, efiff, hfthfltaLr a9\bf] åGå / ;fdflhs ;b\efjdf sdL .
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gful/stf ;DaGwL ;d:of .
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If]qLotf tyf ;fDk|bflostf ;DaGwL ;d:of .
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hg;+Vof j[l4, ul/jL, j]/f]huf/L, z/0ffyL{, clzIff, a;fO{+;/fO{+ tyf Ifdtfjfg dfgj
;+; fwgsf] knfog (Brain Drain), Youth Bulge cflb .
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lj:yflkt tyf z/0ffyL{ ;d:of .
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n}+l Ës e]befj tyf ck/fwx? .
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lk5l8Psf, c;xfo tyf lgDgjlu{o ;d'bfosf] kx'Frdf Go"g tf .
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;fdflhs / g}l ts d"N odf eO/x]sf] x|f; .
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dxfdf/L, Pr=cfO=eL= P8\;, a8{km\n" / cGo ;+qmldt /f]ux? .
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cfly{s r'gf}tLx?
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ljBdfg >f]t ;fwgaf6 clwstd kmfO{bf lng g;Sg' .
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/fli6«o >f]t ;fwgsf] c;Gt'l nt afF8kmfF8 tyf pkef]u .
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cfly{s c;dfgtf tyf ck/fw, gSsnL d'b|f, e|i6frf/, /fhZj r'xfj6 / 5nL .
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vfB c;'/Iff÷s[lif k/lge{/tf / j}1flgs s[l if k|l jlwsf] cefj .
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ko{6g Joj;fodf Jofkstfsf] cefj .
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nufgLd}qL ;'/Iff jftfj/0fsf] cefj .
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cfly{s cfh{g sf] nflu Joj;flos lzIffsf] Jofkstfdf sdL .
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ljBdfg cf}Bf]lus ;+/rgfdf cl:y/tf .
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;Ifd hgzlQmsf] knfog .
-!)_ s]xL xb;Dd k/lge{/ -Donor Driven) cy{g Llt .
-!!_ NGO/INGO sf] cfkmg} :jfy{ / kf/blz{tfsf] cefj .
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-!@_ j}b]l zs /f]huf/ tyf pTkfbgdf a9\bf] lge{/tf .
-!#_ pmhf{df k/lg/e{tf÷;+s6 .
-!$_ cfly{s ultljlwnfO{ g} k|efljt ug]{ u/L ul/g] aGb, x8\tfn, ljikmf]6, cfuhgL, ckx/0f h:tf
c/fhs ultljlwx? .
ck/fw ;DaGwL r'gf}tLx?
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sfg'g L zf;gsf] ;+: s[l tdf /fhg}l ts x:tIf]k .
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a9\bf] e|i 6frf/ tyf b08 k'/:sf/ / hjfkmb]l xtfsf] sdL .
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;d'bfodf lx+;fsf] dgf]lj1fgdf j[l 4÷n'6kf6, Joj;flos ckx/0f, ;+ul7t tyf ;z:q ck/fw
tyf Contract Killer h:tf ;+:s[l tdf j[l4 .
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ljljw xltof/ / ljikmf]6s kbfy{sf] cj}w k}7 f/L .
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;Ldf jf/kf/ ck/fwx?df j[l 4 .
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;fOa/ ck/fw .
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nfu" kbfy{ tyf dfgj a]rlavg .
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;~rf/ dfWodx?sf] b'?kof]u .
cftÍjfb ;DaGwL r'gf}tLx?
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If]qLo÷cGt/f{l i6«o cftÍjfbL ;d"x, e"ldut ck/flws ;d"x / Trans-border ck/flws
;d"xaf6 x'g] cftÍjfbL lqmofsnfkx? .
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cftÍjfbsf] p2]Zo k'/f ug{ ;dfhdf cl:y/tf / c;'/Iff a9fO{ 8/ / qf; ;[hgf ug]{ ljljw
lqmofsnfkx? .
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cftÍjfbLx?af6 nfu" kbfy{, xftxltof/ / ljikmf]6s kbfy{sf] cf]; f/k;f/ .
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ko{6g, nufgL / j}b]lzs d'b|f cfh{g sf If]qdf ePsf] k|ultaf6 ;[hgf x'g] vt/fx? .
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3';k}7 / a9\bf] rnv]n .
k|fs[l ts ;fwg >f]t tyf ljkb\ Joj:yfkg ;DaGwL r'gf}tLx?
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;'/IffnfO{ k|e fj kfg]{ u/L lgdf{0f ul/g] clgof]l ht / cj}1flgs ljsf; lgdf{0fsf sfo{x? .
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kof{j /0fLo k|efjnfO{ Wofg glbO{sg ;~rflnt ljsf; lgdf{0 fsf] sfo{x? .
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eljiosf] (Next Generation) nflu ;f]r g/fvL ;fwg >f]tsf] zf]i f0f / x|f; .
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/fHoaf6 k|efjsf/L r]tgfd"ns sfo{qmddf sdL .
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dfgj lgld{t ljkb\ .
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k|fs[lts ljkb\ .
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Global Warming /Climate Change (ljZj tfkqmddf j[l 4_ .
ljljw r'gf}tLx?
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cGt/f{li6«o ;'/Iff jftfj/0f - Political, Diplomatic, Information, Economic,Military
cflb;Fu ;DalGwt :jfy{ / lxtx?larsf] ;dfof]hg, cGt/;+3if{ / ;fdl/s k|lt:kwf{_ .
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If]qLo ;'/Iff jftfj/0f (Regional/Sub-regional Security Environment) .
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cfGtl/s ;'/Iff jftfj/0f (Domestic Security Environment) .
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/fhgLlts cl:y/tf (Political Instability) .
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v'nf cGt/f{l i6«o ;Ldfgf (Open International Border) .
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cf0fljs, h}l js tyf /f;folgs xltof/x?sf] vt/f -of] ;DefjgfnfO{ klg gsfg{ ;lsFb}g _ .
g]kfnsf] /fli6«o ;'/IffnfO{ ;'lglZrt ug]{ pkfo÷dfWodx?
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g]kfnsf] /fli6«o ;'/IffnfO{ ;'lglZrt ug]{ pkfo÷dfWodx? lgDg cg';f/ x'g ;Sg] b]l vG5 M–
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff ;'lglZrttfsf] dfWod g]kfnL hgtf / g]kfn g} /x]sf] .
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/fHo zlQmsf ;+o Gqx?sf] b"/bzL{ k|o f] uåf/f cfkm}n ] of cGt/f{l i6«o ;xof] uaf6 ;'/Iffsf] k|Tofe"l t .
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ljZj;gLo ;"rgfsf] ;xL d"N ofÍgsf] cfwf/df ljsf; x'g nfu]sf] kl/l:ylt af/] klxnf g} cg'd fg u/L
cfjZos Courses of Action sf] ljsf; .
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/fli6«o ;'/IffnfO{ ;'/lIft tyf ;'b[9 kfg]{ PskIfLo, låkIfLo / ax'kIfLo pkfox?sf] cjnDag, h:t}
;+o 'Qm /fi6« ;+ 3 tyf cGtu{tsf lgsfox?, ldq /fi6«x?, cGt/{fli6«o ;lGw ;Demf}tf cflbsf ljljw ljifox?df
;lqmo / g]t[TjbfoL e"ldsf lgjf{x ug]{ . b]zsf] :jledfgaf6 ljrlnt geO cfºgf] /fli6«o lxt / :jfy{ k|fKt
ug{df sl6a4 /xg] .
g]kfnsf] /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt ;DaGwL ;'e mfjx?
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff ;DaGwL ;'emfjx? lgDgfg';f/ k|:t't ul/G5 M–
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g]kfndf xfn;Dd lnlvt /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt lgdf{0f eOg;s]sf] cj:yfdf /fli6«o ;'/Iff kl/ifb\,
;DalGwt dGqfnox?, ;'/Iff lgsfox?, ;'/Iff lj1 / cGo cfjZos lgsfosf] ;+o'Qm k|o f;df /fli6«o ;'/Iff
gLlt lgdf{0f ug'{ kg]{ b]l vG5 . /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLlt th'{d f ePkl5 dfq ;'/Iff ;DaGwL cGo gLltx? lgdf{0 fsf]
nflu dfu{bz{g k|fKt x'G5 .
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g]kfnsf] /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] k|d'v cª\u eg]sf] dha't / kl/kSs s'6g}lts IfdtfnfO{ dfGg
;lsG5 . s'6gLlt / ;'/Iff gLlt Ps csf{ sf] kl/k'/s x'g ] u/L sfd ug'{ kb{5 . xfd|f] c;+n Ug k//fi6« gLlt tyf
k~rzLnsf] l;4fGt k|ltsf] ljZjf; / cEof; cem} klg ;fGble{s b]lvG5 .
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/fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltn] /fi6«sf] ;a} s'6g}l ts k|o f;af6 o'4 x'gaf6 /f]Sg ;Sg' kb{5 cyf{t, Policy
ofAvoidance of War/Conflict nfO{ cjnDag ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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;+o 'Qm /fi6« ;+3 nufot ljleGg If]q Lo tyf cGt/f{l i6«o ;+u7gx? tyf ;lGw ;Demf}tf /
International Affairs df ;lqmo ?kdf cfj4 /xL cg's"n ;'/Iff jftfj/0f (Favorable Security
Environment) ;[hgf ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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xfd|f] Geo-strategic l:yltn] ubf{ ljljw ljifox?df l5d]sL /fi6«x?;Fu lge{/ x'g' kg]{ afWotf 5 .
To;}n] d'n'ssf] /fli6«o :jfy{af6 ljrlnt gx'g ] u/L l5d]sL /fi6«x?;Fu :j:y k|l t:kwf{ ub}{ a'l 4dfgL s'6gLlt
(Wise, Balanced and Tactful Diplomacy) dfkm{t clwstd kmfO{bf lng'kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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/fhg}l ts l:y/tf, cfGtl/s zflGt ;'/Iff, cfly{s÷ef}uf]lns ljsf;, ;'zf;g/ k|efjsf/L ;fj{hlgs
k|zf;gsf] dfWodaf6 ul/jL lgjf/0f / /f]huf/Lsf] cj;/ k|bfg ub}{ cg's"n ;'/Iff jftfj/0f ;[hgf ug'{ kg]{
b]lvG5 . nlDabf] ;+q md0fsfnnfO{ hlt ;Sbf] l56f] cGTo ug'{ kg]{ b]lvG5 .
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;a} If]q, ;d'bfo, hfthflt, efiff, wd{, ju{, j0f{, ln¨nfO{ ;dfg cj;/ k|bfg u/L ;fdflhs ;lxi0f'tf
tyf ;fdGh:otf (Social Harmony) sfod ug'{ kg]{ b]lvG5, cyf{t Socio-politico-economic Fault Lines
;do d} klxrfg u/L lg?k0f ug'{ kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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;fdl/s dxŒjsf ljsf; lgdf{0f sfo{, ljBdfg k|fs[lts >f]t ;fwgsf] ;d'lrt k|o f]u tyf ko{6g
Joj;fodfkm{t cfly{s ;DkGgtf xfl;n u/L cfd gful/ssf] hLjg:t/ psf:g] . b]z leq /f]huf/Lsf] cj:yf
;[hgf u/L ul/jL x6fpg' kg]{ b]l vG5 . o;af6 k/lge{/tf Go"g kfg{ pNn]vgLo ;xof]u k'Ug]5 .
-em_ /fli6«o tyf cGt/f{l i6«o k|of;af6 zL3| phf{ ;Í6sf] ;dfwfg ug]{ . To;}u/L Human Capital, vfB,
kfgL, :jf:Yo, lzIff, O{Gwg, jftfj/0f cflbsf] ;'/Iff Plsg ug'{ kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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;Gt'lnt ljsf;dfkm{t cfdgful/snfO{ ;dfg Goflos cj;/ k|bfg ug'{kg]{ b]lvG5 .
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;'/Iff lgsfox?sf] Capacity Building df Wofg lbg' kg]{ b]lvG5 .
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/fli6«o Intelligence ;+o GqnfO{ k|efjsf/L agfpg] . /fli6«o ;'/IffnfO{ c;/ kfg]{ afëo tyf cfGtl/s
ck/flws, e"l dut / cftÍsf/L ultljlwx?nfO{ lgd"{n kfg{ k|efjsf/L Intelligence ;+o Gq tof/ ug'{kg]{
b]lvG5 .
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cGt/f{li6«o cftÍjfb, Climate Change/Global Warming, NBC/WMD eo h:tf cGt/f{l i6«o
r'gf}tLx?nfO{ ;fdgf ug{ cGt/f{l i6«o k|o f;x?df ;lqmo ;fem]bf/L ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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k|efjsf/L ljkb Joj:yfkgsf] Joj:yf ug]{ . cfjZostfcg';f/ cGt/f{l i6«o / If]qLo Partners ;“u
;xsfo{ ug{ ;Ifd x'g' kg]{ b] lvG5 .
@&= /fli6«o ;'/Iff kl/ifb\ ;DaGwL
cGtl/d ;+l jwfg @)^# sf] efu @) sf] wf/f !$% adf]lhd æg]kfnL ;]g fsf]
kl/rfng, ;~rfng, / k|o f]u ug{sf] nflu dlGqkl/ifb\nfO{ l;kmfl/; ug{Æ g]kfndf Ps /fli6«o ;'/Iff kl/ifb\sf] Joj:yf
ul/Psf] 5, h;nfO{ g]kfnsf]] Apex Security Institution sf] ?kdf lng ;lsG5 . o; lgsfonfO{ lgDgfg'; f/ kl/dfh{g
ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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ljBdfg Joj:yfcg';f/ /fli6«o;'/Iff kl/ifb\df k|w fgdGqL cWoIf /xg]u/L /IffdGqL / u[xdGqLx? kb]g
;b:o /xg] tyf dGqLkl/ifb\df /x]sf /fhg}lts bnx? dWo] km/s–km/s bnsf] k|l tlglwTj x'g ] u/L k|wfgdGqLn]
tf]s]sf tLg hgf dGqLx?nfO{ ;b:osf] ?kdf /fVg] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . b]zdf afëo x:tIf]k / o'4 x'g af6 /f]Sg,
afëo hutdf b]zsf] cfly{s gLlt Project ug{ tyf cGt/f{ l i6«o ;lGw ;Demf}tf / k|o f;x?df k//fi6«dGqfnon]
;lqmo tyf g]t[TjbfoL e"ldsf lgjf{x ug]{ x'“bf k//fi6« dGqLnfO{ ;d]t /fli6«o ;'/Iff kl/ifb\df kb]g ;b:osf]
?kdf ;dfj]; ug{ pko' Qm b]l vG5 .
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;'/Iff kl/ifb\sf] ;+/rgfdf k|wfg ;]g fkltnfO{ cfdlGqt ;b:osf] ?kdf dfq /flvPsf] 5 . ;'/Iff
kl/ifbsf] ljljw lhDd]jf/L dWo] /fi6«df ;+s6 kbf{ ;/sf/n] ;]gf kl/rfng ug'{kg]{ cj:yfdf ;]g f ;DaGwL
ljj]szLn / b"/bzL{ ;Nnfx lbg;Sg] JolQm g]kfnsf] k|w fg ;]g fklt dfq ePsf]n] pxfFnfO{ cfdlGqtsf] ?kdf
geO{ kl/ifb\sf] kb]g ;b:odf /fVg' kg]{ b]l vG5 . ldq /fi6«x?sf] o; k|sf/sf] lgsfodf k|wfg ;]gfkltnfO{
;b:odf /flvPsf] a]xf]/f pNn]v ug{ ;fGble{s b]l vG5 .
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/Iff dGqfnosf ;lrjnfO{ kl/ifb\sf] ;+o f]hssf] lhDd]jf/L lbOPtfklg pxfF dGqfnos} sfo{df Jo:t
eO/xg'kg]{ x'“bf eljiodf 5'6[} :jfoQ / k"0 f{sfnLg sfo{ ug]{ /fli6«o ;'/Iff ;Nnfxsf/ -;'/Iff lj1_ h:tf] lgo'l Qm
;[hgf u/L kl/ifb\nfO{ k|efjsf/L ?kdf ;~rfng ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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;'/Iff kl/ifb\nfO{ cfGtl/s ;'/Iff / jfXo k|l t/Iff ;DaGwL ljZn]i f0f / d"NofÍg ug{ Think Tank sf]
?kdf ljsf; ug'{ kg]{ b]lvG5 .
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ablnFbf] cGt/f{li6«o, If]qLo / cfGtl/s jftfj/0fnfO{ b[l i6ut u/L ;'/Iff kl/ifb\sf] Dof08]6nfO{ g}
k'g/fjnf]sg ug'{ kg]{ b]lvG5 .
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;'/Iff kl/ifbsf] dftxtdf /xg] u/L g]kfnsf] ;a} ;'/Iff lgsfox?sf] ;"rgf ;DaGwL pRr:t/Lo ;"rgf
;dGjo s] Gb| (High Level Intelligence Co-ordination Center) :yfkgf ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
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g]kfnsf] ;'/Iff gLlt ;'/Iffsf] cljefHo l;4fGt -Principle of Indivisibility of Security_ df
cfwfl/t x'g 'kb{5 .
;+If]k
@*= /fli6«o ;'/Iff x/]s b]zsf] Survivability ;Fu k|ToIf ?kdf ;DalGwt x'G5 . /fli6«o ;'/Iffsf] k|d 'v nIo /fli6«o
lxtx?sf] hu]{g f, ;+/If0f / k|j 4{g ug]{tkm{ s]Gb|Lt x'g ' kb{5 .
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b]zsf] cfGtl/s, If]qLo tyf cGt/f{li6«o jftfj/0f, /fli6«o zlQmsf ;+o Gqx?sf] cj:yf (Potential of
Instruments of National Power) , Geo-strategic Location, /fHosf >f]t ;fwgx? (National Strategic Assets),
/fHosf] s'6gLlts Ifdtf (Diplomacy), l5d]sL b]zx?;Fusf] ;DaGw, b]zsf] cfbz{, ;fdflhs, cfly{s, /fhg}l ts,
wfld{s, ;f+: s[lts Aspirations nfO{ ;d]t ;d]6L b]z tyf cfdgful/ssf] ;'/IffnfO{ s]Gb|l jGb'df /fv]/ cg's"n ;'/Iff
jftfj/0fsf] k[i 6e"l ddf /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltsf] th'{d f / cEof; ug'{ kb{5 . b]zsf] cfGtl/s, If]qLo / cGt/f{l i6«o
jftfj/0fn] /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltnfO{ lg/Gt/ k|efj kfl//x]sf] x'G5 . t;y{, /fli6«o lxt / :jfy{af6 larlnt gx'g ] u/L
;'/Iff gLltnfO{ ;d;fdlos ?kdf cBfjlws ;d]t ug'{kg]{ cfjZostf x'g ;S5 . pk/f]Qm cfjZostfnfO{ dWo]gh/df
/fvL ca lgdf{0 f x'g] /fli6«o ;'/Iff gLltaf6 /fli6«o lxtsf] ;+/If0f / ;Da4{g eO Pp6f ;'/lIft, ;Ifd, ljsl;t,
cfTdlge{/ / ;d[4zfnL g] kfn lgdf{0fdf 7f]; of]ubfg k'Ug] ljZjf; lng ;lsG5 .
ljifo k|j]z
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ljZjsf] s'g} klg d'n'ssf] ;]gfdf sfo{sf/L ;+/rgf leq sfod ul/Psf bhf{x? afx]s klg s]xL dfgfy{
-Houorary_ kbx?sf] Joj:yf ul/Psf] x'G5 . s'g } JolQm ljz]i fsf] of]Uotf, Ifdtf / p;sf] ;]g fk|ltsf] of]ubfg / nfdf]
;]j fsf] sb/:j?k o:tf] dfgfy{ kb -bhf{_ k|bfg ug]{ k|rng /xL cfPsf] kfOG5 . ljleGg /fi6«sf ;]g fdf k|bfg ul/g]
dfgfy{ bhf{x?dWo] Colonel in Chief, Colonel of the Regiment, Colonel Commandant cflb /x]sf 5g\ . oL
dfgfy{ bhf{x? k|bfg ug{ ljleGg d'n'sx?n] cf–cfk\mg} dfkb08 / zt{x?sf] Joj:yf u/]sf x'G5g\ .
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g]kfnL ;]g fdf klg ljutdf ;jf]{Rr dxf;]g fgL, clt/yL h:tf dfgfy{ kbx? sfod /x]sf] kfOPtfklg xfn ;f]
Joj:yf xl6;s]sf] 5 . t/ g]kfn ;/sf/åf/f @)^( ;fn df3 !) ut] g]kfn /fhkqdf k|sflzt ;}l gs lgodfjnL,
@)^( sf] bkmf $@ sf] v08 -!_ cg';f/ g]kfnL ;]g fdf k|z+;gLo sfd u/]sf t/ a9'j fsf] cj;/ gkfO{ cjsfz lng]
pk;]gfgLb]l v ;xfos /yL bhf{; Ddsf ;}l gs JolQmnfO{ a9'jf ;ldltsf] l;kmfl/; ;lxt dfgfy{ a9'j fsf nflu k|w fg
;]g fkltn] g] kfn ;/sf/;dIf k]z ug{ ;Sg] / g]kfn ;/sf/n] ;f] l;kmfl/; cg'; f/ a9'jf ug{ ;Sg] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 .
;f] pk–lgod adf]lhd dfgfy{ a9'jf x'g] ;}l gs JolQmsf] bHof{gL lrGx k|o f]u ug{ kfpg] afx]s cGo ;'l jwf kfpg] 5}g
eGg] ;d]t pQm bkmfdf pNn]v ePsf] 5 . t/ dfgfy{ pk–;]g fgLn] eg] kbn] kfpg] ;a} ;'ljwf kfpg] Joj:yf ul/Psf]
5 . ;f]xL ;}l gs lgodfjnLsf] cg';"rL–$ df dfgfy{ pk–;]g fgL / dfgfy{ ;x–;]g fgLsf] 5'§} k|sf/sf] bHof{gL lrGxsf]
;d]t Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . s'g } klg d'n'ssf] ;]g fdf k|bfg ul/g] dfgfy{ kbx? dWo] Colonel Commandant kb klg
Ps dxŒjk"0f{{ kb xf] . g]kfnL ;]gfdf klg of] dfgfy{ kb k|rngdf /x]sf] 5, h;nfO{ æljz]if clws[tÆ eGg] ul/G5 .
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of] n]vsf] p2]Z o ;]g fdf s0f{]n sdf08f06 -ljz]if clws[t_ sf] k|rngsf] k|f/De, e"l dsf / g]kfnL ;]g fdf ;f]
kbsf] ljleGg kIfx?sf] ;DaGwdf k|sfz kfg'{ /x]sf] 5 .
;]gfdf s0f]{n sdf08f06 kbsf] k|rngsf] Oltxf;
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;]g fdf s0f]{n sdf08f06 kbsf] k|rngsf] Oltxf;nfO{ s]n fpFbf a]n fotL ;]g faf6} of] kb k|rngdf cfPsf]
kfO{ G5 . cd]l /sL :jtGqtf o'4eGbf klxn]b]l v g} of] kb a]nfotL ;]gfdf sfod /x]sf] kfOPsf] 5 . To;a]nf of] kb
dfgfy{ lyPg, Pp6f sfo{sf/L kb lyof] . o;} kbsf] lj:tf/:j?k s0f]{n sdf08f06 kb k|rngdf cfPsf] b]l vG5 . ;g\
!(@! df a]nfotL ;]g fdf ;xfos /yL -Brigadier General _ bhf{ x6fP/ Colonel Commandant bhf{ k|rngdf
NofOPsf] lyof] . of] Ps sfo{sf/L kb lyof], of] kb k|fKt ug]{ JolQmn] jflxgL, l8kf], tflnd s]Gb| cflbsf] g]t[Tj ub{Yof] .
;g\ !(@* df ;f] s0f]{n sdf08f06 bhf{n fO{ Brigadier bhf{n ] k'g M:yf{kg ul/Psf] lyof] . a]nfotdf g} ;g\ !&%% tfsf
%) j6f Royal Marines u'Ndx? v8f u/L To;nfO{ # j6f k[tgf -Division _ df ljefhg ul/Psf] lyof] . ;f]
k[tgfx?sf] g]t[Tj ug{ Colonel Commandant x? lgo'Qm ul/Psf] lyof] . ;f] klg Ps sfo{sf/L kb g} lyof] . ;g\
!(%& df Royal Marines af6 s0f]{n sdf08f06 eGg] sfo{sf/L kb k"0f{?kdf x6]sf] lyof] . clxn] a]n fotL ;]g fdf
Colonel Commandant eGg] kb Ps dfgfy{ kbdf dfq ;Lldt x'g k' u]sf] 5 . Toxf“ ;xfos /yL / ;f]eGbf dflysf
bhf{sf axfnjfnf jf k"j { /yLj[Gb -General Officers_ x?nfO{ xfn ljleGg Corps -bn_ x?sf] lglDt of] dfgfy{ kb
k|bfg ul/G5 .
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Sofg]l8og ;z:q ;]gfdf hgj/L !(@% / l8;]Da/ !($& df b'O{hgf ;}l gs clws[tnfO{ Colonel
Commandant dfgfy{ kbsf] ?kdf lgo'Qm ul/Psf] lyof] . of] kbsf] cjlw ;fdfGotM tLg jif{sf] x'G 5 /
cfjZostfg';f/ yk ug{ klg ldNb5 . ;g\ @))! af6 Sofg]l 8og ;z:q ;]gfsf] Medical Branch df klg s0f]{n
sdf08f06 lgo'l Qm ug]{ k|fjwfg /flvPsf] 5 . To;}ul/ ci6«]lnog ;]g fsf] Corps / Regiment x?df klg dfgfy{
Colonel Commandant lgo'Qm ug]{ Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . Toxf“ cjsfz k|fKt ;}l gs clws[tx?nfO{ of] kbdf lgo'l Qm
ul/G5 . ;g\ !**@ ;Dd ci6«]lnog ;]g fsf] 50th Regiment df William Acland Douglas s0f]{n sdf08f06 lgo'Q m
ePsf lyP . t/ Tof] sfo{sf/L kbsf] ?kdf lyof] .
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To:t}, a+unfb]z ;]g fsf] Corps jf Regiment x?df klg ;fdfGotM pk/yLeGbf dflysf /yLj[Gbx?nfO{
Colonel Commandant kbdf dfgfy{ lgo'l Qm ul/g] k|rng /x]sf] 5 . oxf“sf] k|foM ;a} Corps / Regiments x?df
s0f]{n sdf08f06sf] lgo'lQm ul/Psf] kfOG5 . To;}ul/ ef/tdf klg pk/yL jf /yL bhf{sf /yLj[GbnfO{ /]l hd] 06x?sf]
nflu dfgfy{ s0f]{n sdf08f06sf] lgo'lQm lbg] ul/Psf] 5 . Toxf“ ;f] dfgfy{ kbsf] nflu bHof{g L lrGxdf klg 5'§}
klxrfg /fVg] Joj:yf ;d]t ul/Psf] 5 . ef/tsf] ljZj ljBfnox?;“u ;DalGwt National Cadet Corps -/fli6«o ;]j f
bn–NCC_ sf] dfgfy{ Colonel Commandant kbdf ;DalGwt ljZjljBfnosf pks'nklt -Vice-chancellors_
x?nfO{ tf]lsg] ul/G5 . o;/L tf]l sg] pks'n kltx?n] NCC sf] vfuL kf]zfs tyf lrGx nufpg kfp5g\ . oBlk
pgLx? ;}l gs k[i7e"ldaf6 cfPsf x'“b}g g\ .
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>Ln+sfnL ;]g fdf klg ljleGg Corps, Mechanized Infantry Regiment / Srilanka National Guard
x?df ;]j f/t ;xfos /yL / ;f]eGbf dflysf /yLj[GbnfO{ dfgfy{ Colonel Commandant kbdf lgo'lQm ug]{ Joj:yf
/x]sf] 5 . To:t} ;+o 'Qm /fHo cd]l /sfsf] P]l txfl;s k[i7e"l dnfO{ cWoog ubf{ ;g\ !&&( df Michael Kovats nfO{
Continental Army sf] g]t[Tj ug]{ Colonel Commandant lgo'Qm ul/Psf] lyof], tTsfnLg la|l 6z;“usf] o'4df
pgsf] d[To' ePsf] lyof] . To;a]nf US Marines Corps sf] pRrtd bhf{nfO{ Colonel Commandant elgGYof] .
ltgtfs of] bhf{ Pp6f sfo{sf/L ;}lgs kbsf] ?kdf /x]sf] lyof] . t/ clxn] US Army df of] kb k|rngdf /x]sf]
kfOGb}g . Go"lhNof08sf] Royal Regiment of New Zealand Artillery df klg dxf;]g fgL -Colonel _ jf ;f]eGbf
dflysf k"j { Artillery Officer x?nfO{ Colonel Commandant df lgo'Qm ug]{ k|rng /lxcfPsf] 5 . Toxf“ ! clk|n
!&@& df Colonel Albert Bargard nfO{ klxnf] k6s Royal Regimentof Artillery sf] Colonel Commandant
lgo'Qm ul/Psf] lyof] .
g]kfnL ;]gfdf s0f]{n sdf08f06 -ljz]if clws[t_ sf] k|r ng
k[i7e"l d
*=
xfn;Dd k|sflzt ;}lgs Oltxf;x?df s0f]{n sdf08f06 -ljz]if clws[t_ sf] ;DaGwdf s'g } pNn]v ePsf]
kfOGb}g . ;fy}, ;}l gs P]g–@)^# / ;}lgs lgodfjnL–@)^( df klg s0f]{n sdf08f06 kbsf] ;DaGwdf s'g} pNn]v
ePsf] b]lvGb}g . of] kb Ps dfgfy{ / lglZqmo kb ePsf] sf/0fn] klg o;sf] vf;} rrf{ gePsf] cg'dfg ug{ ;lsG5 .
ljz]if clws[t;DaGwL clen]vsf] vf]hntf; tyf cWoog ug]{ l;nl;nfdf @)@^ ;fn df3df g]kfnL ;]g fåf/f k|sflzt
;}l gs cfb]z g+= @(^÷@^ df ljz]if clws[t -s0f]{n sdf08f06_ sf] ;DaGwdf pNn]v ePsf] kfOPsf] 5 . ;f] ;}l gs
cfb]zdf ljz]if clws[tn] kfpg] ;'ljwf, ljz]if clws[t agfpg] lgod, xbDofb, ljz]if clws[tsf] sfdx? tyf gof“
ljz]if clws[t lgo'l Qm ug]{ af/]df pNn]v ePsf] kfOG5 . pQm cfb]zdf gof“ ljz]if clws[t lgo'Q m ug{sf] nflu æk|w fg
;]g fkltn] >L % dxf/fhflw/fh ;/sf/sf] h'gfkmdf /Iff dGqfnodfk{mt gof“ ljz]i f clws[tsf] gfdfjnL :jLs[ltsf] nflu
! dlxgf cufl8 r9fpg] 5g\Æ eGg] pNn]v ePsf] 5 . g]kfnL ;]gfn] ljz]if clws[tsf] ;DaGwdf pQm ;}lgs cfb]zdf
pNn]l vt lgodx?nfO{ ;do;fk]If ?kdf kl/dfh{g / ;+zf]wg ub}{ nu]sf] kfOPsf] 5 .
(=
g]kfnL ;]g fdf s0f]{n sdf08f06 -ljz]if clws[t_ lgo'Q m ug]{ ;DaGwdf @)@^ df3sf] pQm ;}l gs cfb]zdf
pNn]v ePsf] kfOPtfklg s]xL u0fx?sf] Oltxf; cWoog ubf{ @)@% ;fndf g} ljz]i f clws[tx? lgo'lQm ePsf]
kfOG5 . ldlt @)@% ;fn kmfu'g @* ut] >L >Lgfy u0f / >L ab{axfb'/ u0fdf qmdzM k"j{ sdf08/–O{g –rLkm >L
tf]/0f zDz]/ /f0ff / c=k|f=;=/=>L lbndfg l;+x yf=d= s0f]{n sdf08f06 lgo'l Qm x'g'e Psf] b]l vG5 . To;y{, ;DejtM
pxf“x? g} g]kfnL ;]gfsf] klxnf] s0f]{n sdf08f06sf] k+l Qmdf kg'{x'G5 . g]kfnL ;]gfsf] klbs u0f / ;kf]{l 6¨ cfD;{ -d4lt
kmf}h_ nufotsf u0f;/x dfGotf k|fKt cGo u0fx?df ljz]if clws[t lgo'lQm ug]{ k|rng /x]sf] 5 . axfnjfnf ;xfos
/yL jf ;f]e Gbf dflyNnf] bhf{sf /yLj[GbnfO{ g]kfnL ;]gfsf] u0fx?df ljz]if clws[t lgo'l Qm ug]{ ul/G5 . ljz]if
cj:yfdf cjsfz k|fKt /yLj[GbnfO{ klg ljz]if clws[tdf lgo'l Qm ug]{ ul/Psf] kfOG5 . o;/L lgo'lQm x'g' x'g] ljz]if
clws[tx?sf] cjlw ^! jif{ pd]/;Dd jf lgo'l Qm ePsf] ldltn] !) jif{ dWo] h'g l56f] x'g cfp“5 ;f]xL ldltaf6
cjsfz x'g] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 .
s0f]{n sdf08f06 lgo'lQm ug]{ cfwf/x?
!)= g]kfnL ;]gfdf /yLj[Gbx?nfO{ s0f]{n sdf08f06 -ljz]if clws[t_ df lgo'l Qm ug{sf] nflu lgDg cfwf/x? lgwf{/0f
u/]sf] kfOG5 M–
-s_
klxnf] k|fyldstf cfk\mgf] Kof/]G6 o'l g6 -clws[t eO klxnf] lgo'l Qm ePsf] o'l g6_ df .
-v_
To;kl5 sdf08 u/]sf] o'lg6sf] nflu k|fyldstf lbOg] .
-u_
;kf]{l 6¨ cfD;{ nufot o'lg6x?df ;f]xL cfD;{df /xL ;s]sfnfO{ k|fyldstf lbO{ lgo'lQm ug]{ .
-3_
gof“ u0fx?sf] xsdf u'Nd x'“bf sdf08 u/]sf] jf ;f] u'N ddf ;?jf eO{;s]sfnfO{ k|fyldstf lbOg] .
-ª_
dfly pNn]lvt k|fyldstf leq kg{ g;Sg] /yLj[GbnfO{ h]i7tfsf cfwf/df a9L ;do sfo{/t /x]sf]
o'lg6 jf ;+o 'Qm /fi6«;+l 3o zflGt ;]gfdf sdf08 u/]sf] o' lg6 jf To:t} cGo o'l g6x?df lgo'lQm ug{ ;lsg] .
-r_
pNn]l vt cfwf/x? cg';f/ ljz]i f clws[t lgo'l Qm ug{ kb vfnL gePdf h]i7tfdf /x]sf /yLj[Gbx?nfO{
gof“ :yfkgf ePsf u0fx?df qmdzM lgo'l Qm ul/g] .
s0f]{n sdf08f06sf] sfd, st{Jo / clwsf/
!!=
g]kfnL ;]gfdf s0f]{n sdf08f06df lgo'l Qm x'g 'x'g ] /yLj[Gbsf] sfd, st{Jo / clwsf/ lgDg adf]l hd tf]l sPsf]
kfOG5 M–
-s_
u0fsf] cleefjssf] e"ldsf lgjf{x ug]{ .
-v_
u0fsf] lxt x'g] sfo{d f plrt ;Nnfx jf dfu{bz{g k|bfg ug]{ .
-u_
u0fklt Pj+ u0fsf ;snbhf{sf] xf};nf clej[l4 ug]{ sfo{d f /fo–;Nnfx lbg] .
-3_
u0fkltnfO{ tflnd, j]n k]mo/ -sNof0fsf/L sfo{_ h:tf ljifox?df ;Nnfx k|bfg ug]{ .
-ª_
hËL c8\8fn] dfu]df plrt /fo–;Nnfx lbg] .
-r_
u0fsf] Oltxf;, rfnrng, k/Dk/f, /ª\u, dfg–kbjL / o:t} tYox?sf] ;+sng u/L k': ts cflb
k|sfzg ug]{ sfo{df cfjZos ;xof]u ug]{ .
-5_
u0fsf k"j { clws[t, klbs tyf cGobhf{nfO{ ljleGg ;df/f]x jf pT;jx?df ;xefuL u/fpg] h:tf
sfo{n fO{ k|f]T;fxg ug]{ .
-h_
u0fsf] ljleGg pT;j tyf k"hfx?df ul/g] lgdGq0ffdf cleefjssf] ?kdf pkl:yt x'g ] .
-em_ sNof0fsf/L sfo{d f o'l g6 km08 vr{ ug'{ k/]df sf=/=lj=-a]=a[= _ sf] gLlt cg';f/ u0fkltnfO{ cfjZos
;Nnfx lbg] .
-`_
ljz]if clws[t lgo'l Qm ePkl5 u0fsf ;snbhf{n fO{ e]6L kl/rofTds sfo{qmd u/L ;Daf]wg ;d]t
ug]{ .
-6_
cjsfz k|fKt /yLj[Gb ljz]if clws[tsf] x}l ;otn] o'l g6df hf“bf ;nfdLsf] xsbf/ x'g ]5g\ . ;fy} plrt
kf]zfs -/fli6«o kf]zfs_ df Sjf6{/ uf8{ lg/LIf0f ;d]t ug{ ;Sg]5g\ .
-7_
ljz]if clws[tdf lgo'l Qm eO;s]kl5 u0fsf] lg/LIf0f tyf lgdGq0ffdf hf“bf cfjZos kg]{ aGbf]j:tL
;DaGwL Joj:yfx? hËL c8\8f / ;DalGwt u0fn] ;dGjo u/L ldnfpg] 5g\ .
s0f]{n sdf08f06 / u0faLrsf] kf/Dkl/s ;DaGw
!@=
g]kfnL ;]g fsf] u0fx?df lgo'lQm x'g 'x'g ] s0f]{n sdf08f06 / u0fsf]l ardf pRr :t/sf] kf/:kl/s ;DaGw sfod
/x]sf] x'g' kb{5 . g]kfnL ;] gfsf s]xL o'lg6 klt -u0fklt_ / ljz]if clws[taLr ;'dw'/ ;DaGwsf] cefj v6\l sPsf] klg
obfsbf ;'l ggdf cfpg] u/]sf] 5 . u0fkltn] ;do;dodf s0f]{n sdf08f06;“ u ;Dks{ tyf ;dGjo u/L u0fsf]
j:t'l:yltaf/]df hfgsf/L u/fpg] / cfjZos k/]df pxf;“u ;/-;Nnfx dfu]df klg s'g} xfgL xF'b}g . ;fy}, s0f]{n
sdf08f06n] klg ;do;dodf u0fklt;“u s'/fsfgL u/L u0fsf] j:t'l:ylt af/]df hfgsf/L lng' pko'Qm g} x'g] b]l vG5 .
o'lg6 kltn] s0f]{n sdf08f06nfO{ af]emsf] ?kdf lng] / s0f]{n sdf08f06n] klg o'l g6df ;Dks{ ug{ cK7\o f/f] dx;';
ug]{ ug'{ x'Fb}g . u0fsf] s'g } klg pT;j, ;df/f]x, rf8kj{ cflb dxŒjk"0 f{{ lbgx?df o'l g6 kltn] s0f]{n sdf08f06nfO{
cfdGq0f ug{ e'Ng' xF'b}g eg] o:tf cj;/x?df s0f]{n sdf08f06n] klg cfk\mgf] o'lg6sf] e|d 0f u/L ;snbhf{;“u e]63f6
/ cGt/lqmof u/L cleefjssf] e"l dsf lgjf{x ug{ r'Sg' xF'b}g .
!#=
s0f]{n sdf08f06df lgo'l Qm x'g ] /yLj[Gb Hofb} g} kl/kSj, ;]g fdf bL3{ ;]j f u/]sf], k]zf;DaGwL 1fgdf ljlzi7tf
xfl;n u/]sf], b]z–ljb]zsf] ;]g fsf] af/]df k|z:t cg'ejx? ;+ufn]sf] Ps ;}l gs ljz]if1 / >f]t JolQmsf] klxrfg
agfO;s]sf] k|a'4 JolQmTj x'g' x'g ] x'“bf o:tf ljlzi7 / dxŒjk"0f{{ JolQmaf6 u0fkltn] rfx]df u0fsf] ljleGg kIfx?df
k|z:t ;/–;Nnfx tyf dfu{bz{g k|fKt ug{ ;S5g\ . of] s'/f ;DalGwt u0fkltsf] OR5f / b[l i6sf]0fdf lge{/ /xG5 .
!$= g]kfnL ;]gfdf s0f]{n sdf08f06sf] kb Ps dfgfy{ / cj}tlgs kb ePtfklg /]l hd]06÷u0fk|l t lghsf] e"l dsf
dxŒjk"0 f{{ / uxg /x]sf] x'G5 . To;}n], s0f]{n sdf08f06 / u0faLrsf] ;DaGw Hofb} kf/:kl/s / ;f}xfb| k"0f{ x'g cfjZos
5, o;sf] nflu ;DalGwt u0fkltn] dha't k'n sf] ?kdf cfk\mgf] st{Jo lgjf{x ug'{kg]{ b]lvG5 . s0f]{n sdf08f06df
lgo'lQm x'g 'x'g ] /yLj[Gbn] klg of] kbnfO{ Pp6f cj;/, uf}/j, k|l ti7f Pj+ ;Ddfgsf] ?kdf lnO{ cfk"m lgo'l Qm ePsf]
u0fk|l t lg/Gt/ ;xof]u / ;f}xfb|tf k|bz{g ug{df kl5 kg'{ xF'b}g , of] g} s0f]{n sdf08f06 -ljz]if clws[t_ sf] k|d'v
lhDd]j f/L klg xf] .
lgZsif{
!%= ljleGg /fi6«sf ;]g fdf s0f]{n sdf08f06sf] e"l dsf / lhDd]jf/L k|foM ;dfg /x]sf] kfOG5 . Corps, Regiments
tyf u0fx?df lgo'lQm x'g] s0f]{n sdf08f06x?sf] ck/];gn -Operational_ ljifox?df s'g } ;/f]sf/ xF'b}g . t/ o'l g6sf]
cfGtl/s ljifo / ;snbhf{sf] sNof0f / ;jf]{k/L lxtsf] ljifodf pgLx? ;DalGwt /xG5g\ . To;}n], s0f]{n
sdf08f06nfO{ æ/]l hd] 06sf lktfÆ - Father of the Regiment_ klg elgG5 . c:t'M .
-n]vs >L s[i0f bn u0fsf s0f]{n sdf08f06 x'g 'x'G5_
;Gbe{ ;fdu|Lx?
!=
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Gofo tyf ;+; bLo Joj:yf dGqfno, c;f]h !@ ut] @)^#=
@=
g]kfn /fhkq æ;} lgs lgodfjnL @)^(Æ sf7df8f}+M g]kfn ;/sf/, /Iff dGqfno, df3 !) ut], @)^(=
#=
k+u]g L, eu]Zj/ >L >Lgfy u0fsf] ;Dk"0f{ Oltxf;, 88]nw'/fM >L >Lgfy u0f, la=;+= @)^&=
$=
ab{ P]ltxfl;s bk{0f, rl/sf]6M ab{ axfb'/ u0f, @)^^=
%=
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^=
;}lgs cfb]z g+=@(^÷@^ æljz]if clws[t -s0f]{n sdf08]G6_ n] kfpg] ;'ljwfx?Æ sf7df8f}+M g]kfnL h+uL c8\8f, df3 @)@^=
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Changing times, Changing Family Values
- Kedar Bhakta Mathema
Family values can be defined as ideals that we live by in a family. It is reflected in our
everyday behavior and dealings with the members of our own family and the people outside of
it. These values are transmitted to the family from generations to generations and are modified
as new members enter the family through marriage or as society changes or the family or its
individual members are exposed to external influences.
It is said, the family is the oldest of all human institutions. One prime reason for this is
that it is also the most flexible one. Its values over the centuries have changed again and again.
With one or two children now in most middle class urban families in our country, it has, for
instance, little in common with the traditional households of say twenty five years ago.
Not only are family and household compositions changing. Equally important are the
shifting expectations that people have for their relationships with others. Young wives or
husbands these days, for instance, demand ‘intimacy’ or ‘commitment’ in personal life.
Relations between husband and wife are no longer taken for granted as in the good old days.
Relationships these days are active – one has to work at it.
The other change we notice is that the head of the family - the father or in some cases the
grandfather is no longer the aloof, feared, controlling figure. He is more visible and real to his
children than his forebear, say his father or grandfather ever was to their off springs. Fathers are
more ‘domesticated’ now than ever before and although most of them still don’t do many
household chores such as child care, cleaning and preparing food, they now play more active
role in raising children. This could be the result of compulsion, as more and more housewives
now hold paid jobs outside the home due to either the economic necessity (couples find it
mandatory to have two incomes in order to sustain a desired life style) or their desire for
personal fulfillment.
As educated and salaried women enter middle class homes, certain traditional family
patterns are renegotiated. We can already sense a subtle move towards more egalitarian
relationships between husband and wife in many middle class families, thanks to the increased
educational status and the growing economic independence of urban women. Notwithstanding
this development, most urban middle class women continue to play their gendered role and
shoulder the main responsibility for most housework.
One of the biggest challenges confronting the emerging nuclear family with working
parents is the raising of children. Although fathers are taking a more active role in parenting,
wives continue to bear the brunt of responsibility for child rearing. For working husbands and
wives, everyday life is hectic with a frenzy of activities such as getting children up, preparing
them for schools in mornings, working in the office, picking the children up at the end of the
day, helping them with their home works, taking care of affairs at home and carving out time for
their own needs.
Some nuclear families, which also contain a husband’s or wife’s parents, receive lots of
support from such parents as well as benefitting from their experience and wisdom. Many
grandparents in such cases find themselves quite busy during their retirement, taking care of
grandchildren, from babysitting to escorting children to and from school, to helping them with
their homework. It is not an uncommon practice even among our young sons and daughters
living abroad in North America or Australia to send invitations to their parents for their ‘back-up
support’ during delivery of babies or early days of child rearing.
The traditional joint family system in urban areas is rapidly giving way to nuclear family.
Some of our nuclear families are unique in the sense that these families contain parents from the
husband or sometimes from the wife’s side. It is these kinds of families which come under threat
when the nuclear family decide to move out or migrate abroad, leaving behind their aging
parents to battle the inevitable uncertainties and loneliness of old age all by themselves.
One of the strongest raison d'être of the institution of family is the support - physical,
material, psychological and even spiritual it provides to its members. As in the past even today
children receive the love, care and support that they require till they are grown up. It is however
the support mechanism for the old and aging members which used to be there under the
traditional joint family system that has weakened today.
There is a growing concern today with the problem of values among young people,
including the weakening of what is considered to be the first virtue in our culture- “filial piety”.
Many urban young men and women in Nepal as in almost every country seem to be somewhat
uncertain of their value orientation - thanks to the increasingly scientific and what a sociologist
would call a relativistic nature of modern culture. Religion is of small help to them in this
regard. The rigid and absolute views on values coming from the past appear too old fashioned to
these young minds and therefore they do not appeal to them.
As family values and social codes which used to guide people’s choices and activities
loosen, more and more young people go about defining their own identities, shaping their own
lives and constructing their own future. There has been always a conflict in all societies
throughout history between the family values of cohesiveness and young members’ spirit of
adventure, self-discovery and self-advancement. It is only now that globalization has encouraged
this sense of individualism among young people even further -even in countries like Nepal.
Education too plays its role in shaping an individual’s world view and value system. In
some cases our children spend more time in schools and boarding houses than at home, thus
absorbing more values from their peers and boarding school culture than from their parents and
families. Children’s and young people’s easy access and daily exposure to print and electronic
media have further opened other and perhaps more formidable venues for transmitting values to
young minds.
Few words about what makes a family strong and happy. Dr. John DeFrain, a University
of Nebraska family scientist who has spent over 20 years studying 18,000 families in 27
countries rank ‘commitment’ as the most important feature of a happy and well-functioning
family. Commitment to the family unit means making changes in the personal goals and
activities of individual members for the interest of the family. According to Dr DeFrain, in
families where commitments are strong, young people and even children learn to understand the
value of altering their individual plans and desires in the interest of overall family needs.
Dr DeFrain has also found out through his research, that appreciation for each other and a
good communication system are the other two important factors in making of a successful
family. He stresses the importance of maintaining close communication with children and the
young members of the family. Too often parents assert their parental authority and make
mistakes of claiming the exclusive right to determine the conditions of their children’s life. Such
attitude and behavior do more harm than good to family harmony. Before closing, a word of
advice from the famous Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran as to what our relationship should be like
with our children:
Your children are not your children
They are sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which
You cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
“However many holy words you read, however many you speak, what good will
they do you if you do not act on upon them?”
- Gautam Buddha
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s'g} klg ;+u7gsf] ;f+u7lgs 9f“rf jf agfj6 tof/ ubf{ pQm ;+u7gn] ;DkGg ug'{kg]{ sfo{sf cnjf ;'rf?
?kdf ;+ u7g ;~rfngdf cfOkg{ ;Sg] ljljw Jojwfgx?nfO{ ;d]t dWo]gh/ ul/Psf] x'G5 . ljleGg ju{, If]q, wd{
lnª\u, cflbsf] k|l tlglwTj x'g] u/L v8f ePsf ;+u7gx?sf] sfo{ ;~rfngdf cfGtl/s k|l tikwf{ x'g ' :jefljs dflgG5 .
;+o 'Qm /fi6« ;+3sfcg';f/ ha ljljw If]q / ju{sf pTs[i6 JolQmx? ;dfg nIf k|flKtsf nflu sfo{ u5{g eg] To:tf]
sfo{If]qdf åGå x'g ' :jfefljs dflgG5 . To;}n] ljljw k|sf/sf sfo{ If]qx?df x'g] c;Gt'l i6 / u'g f;fx? ;'Gg / To;df
cfjZos k|l qmof cufl8 a9fpg /fli6«o jf ;f+u7lgs :t/sf] cf] Da8;\dg PsfO{x? :yfkgf ul/Psf x'G5g . o:tf
PsfO{x?n] d"VotM k/]sf jf p7fOPsf u'g f;fx? ;'g'jfO{ ug]{ tyf gLlt lgdf{0 fdf ;xof]u L e"ldsf v]Ng] ub{5g .
@=
g]kfnL ;]gfn] ljljw ju{, If]q, wd{ / hfltsf pTs[i6 JolQmx?sf] k|l tlglwTj ub{5 . To;}n ] g]kfnL ;]g f leq
klg cfGtl/s sfo{ ;~rfngdf ljljw lsl;dsf u'g f;f, ;'emfa / ph'/L kg]{ sfo{nfO{ c:jefljs ?kdf lng' xF'b}g .
;}l gs P]g / lgdfjnLx?n] cg'zf;g pNnª\3g ug]{ tyf cGo ck/flws k|s[ltsf 36gfx?df ;+nUgnfO{ sf/jfxL ug]{
k|fjwfg eP klg sltko cj:yfdf P]g lgodx? cfslif{t gx'g] cj:yf klg /xG5 .
#=
xfn g]kfnL ;]gfsf ;snbhf{x?n] cfkm"nfO{ k/]sf jf nfu]sf kL/ dsf{ / u'g f;fx? k]z ug]{ / ;'g 'jfO{ ug]{ r]g
ckm sdf08 afx]s cGo lgsfo 5}g . ljleGg ;dodf dflyNnf] txsf clwsf/Lx?nfO{ ;Daf]wg u/L k|]lift ul/g] a]g fdL
ph'/L jf kqx?sf] s'g } klg cflwsfl/tf x'“b}g eg] To:tf kqx?sf] cfwf/df cflwsf/Ls sf/jfxL k|lqmof cufl8
a9fpg;d]t sl7gfO x'G5 . To;}n] g]kfnL ;]g fdf klg ;snbhf{n] cf–cfkm\g f sfo{If]qdf cfk"mnfO{ k/]sf cK7\o f/fx? /
kL/ dsf{x?sf ljifodf ph'/L lbg ;Sg] / ;f] pk/ cfjZos 5fglag ug{ ;Sg] Ps lgikIf / :jtGq PsfO{ u7gsf]
cfjZostf ;fGb{les b]lvG5 .
cf]Da8;\dgsf] :yfkgf
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:j]8]gsf tTsfnLg /fhf rfN;{ afxf}F 6sL{d f lgjf{; gdf /x]sf] cj:yfdf ;g\ !&!# df b}l gs k|zf;g / Gofo
k2ltsf] cg'udg ug{ rfG;n/ ckm hli6;sf] :yfkgf u/L cfw'lgs o'udf cf]D a8;\dgsf] ljlwjt\ ;'?jft u/]sf]
kfOG5 . To;kl5 ;doqmd;“u} ljleGg b]zx?df cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{x?sf] :yfkgf kg]{ k|rng a9\b} uof] . ljz]iftM bf]; |f]
ljZj o'4kl5 lghfdlt ;}l gs ;DaGwsf] k'g M JofVof ug]{ qmddf ;}l gs If]qnfO{ dfq ;d]6\g ] cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{x?sf]
;d]t :yfkgf ePs]f kfOG5 . gj]{ / cli6«ofdf qmdzM ;g\ !(%@ / !(%% df ;}l gs If]qdfq x]g ]{ u/L ;+;lbo ;'g 'jfO{
;ldltsf] :yfkgf eof] . To:t} tTsfnLg klZrd hd{gLdf ;g\ !(%( df ;}lgs If]q df lghfdlt ks8nfO{ cem alnof]
agfpg ;}lgs If]q dfq x]g {] cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{sf] :yfkgf ul/of] . To;kl5sf jif{x?sf] cWoog ubf{ ;g\ !(() kl5
k|hftfGqLs k2lt cª\ufn]sf /fi6«x?df ;g\ () sf] bzskl5 o:tf PsfO{x ? :yfkgf ug]{ nx/ g} rn]sf] b]lvG5, h;df
afëo k|efjsf] cnfjf ;]g fnfO{ lghfdlt ks8df /fVg];d]t p2]Z o x'g ;Sb5 . sltko cj:yfdf s'g } k|sf/sf 36gf
ljz]ifaf6 pTk|]l /t eP/ klg cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{sf] :yfkgf ePsf] kfOG5, h;sf] pbfx/0fsf] ?kdf ;++o'Qm clw/fHosf]
;le{; sDKn]g sldzg/sf] :yfkgfnfO{ lng ;lsG5 .
1
Barket, Johnston, Assistant Secretary General, UN Ombudsman and Mediation Service, www.un.org/en/ombudsman.
Benjamin S. Buckland, and William Mcdermott, Ombudsman Institutions for the Armed Forces, (Geneva: The Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of the
Armed Forces, 2012), 15.
3
Hans Born, Aidan Wills and Benjamin S. Buckland, A Comparative Perspective of Ombudsman Institutions for the Armed Forces, (Geneva: The Geneva Centre for
the Democratic control of the Armed Forces, 2011), 3.
4
Hans, Aidan and Benjamin, 3.
5
Benjamin and William, 16.
6
Nicholas Blake QC, A Review of the Circumstances Surrounding the Deaths of Four Soldiers at Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut between 1995 and 2002, The
Deepcut Review, (London:The Stationery office, 2006), 400.
2
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s]xL /fi6«x?df ;]g fsf] ;+u7gleq g} O{G:k]S6/ hg/nsf] b/aGbL sfod u/L cf]Da8\;dgsf] ?kdf sfo{
;~rfng ePsf] kfOG5 . ;g\ !&&& l8;]D a/ !# df cd]l /sL sfu|]; åf/f ljlwjt\ ?kdf O{G:k]S6/ hg/n ckm lb cfdL{
eGg] kbsf] :yfkgf eof] / lghnfO{ lbOPsf $ j6f sfo{If]q dWo] t];|f]df ;]g fdf cg'zf;gsf] kfngf / rfF}yf]df
clws[tx?n] cfk"m cGtu{tsf hjfgx?;“u ;xL / Gofof]l rt 9ª\uaf6 Jojxf/ ePsf] Plsg ug]{ ;d]t lyP .
g]b/Nof8df ;g\ !($% df ;}l gs ;+u7gdf O{G:k]S6/ hg/nsf] Joa:yf u/L lghnfO{ g} ;}l gs cf]D a8;\dgsf] ?kdf
lgo'lQm ul/of] .
^=
cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{x?n] d"VotM u'gf;fx? ;'g'jfO{ ug]{ / To;df 5fglag ug]{ sfd ub{5 g\ t/ ljZn]i 0ffTds
b[li6sf]0 faf6 x]bf{ o;af6 cGo kIfx? klg pbfuf/ x'G5g . s'g }klg lgsfodf u'g f;f /fVg' jf ph'/L ug'{ eg]sf] pQm
lgsfok|l tsf] ljZjf;sf] jftfj/0f sfod /xg' xf] . lrq g+=! df b]vfO{P h:t} cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{k|l t hlt w]/} ljZjf;
a9\5 Toltg} ;+Vofdf ph'/Lx? a9\g ] ;Defjgf /xG5 . To:t} cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{x?df kg]{ ph'/Lsf] ;+Vof s'g }klg
;+: yfsf] ;'zf;gsf] ;"rssf] ?kdf klg lng ;lsG5 . ;fdfGo cj:yfdf lrq g+=@ df b]vfPsf] h:t} ha ha ;+:yfut
z';f;gsf] cj:yf v:sb} hfG5 tata pQm ;+: yfdf sfo{/t JolQmx?sf] c;Gt'li6 a9\b} hfG5 / u'g f;f jf ph'/Lx?sf]
;+Vof a9\g ] ;Defjgf /xG5 .
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a9L
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ljZj;lgotf
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a9L
a9L
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u'gf;f÷ph'/L
lrq g+= @
cf]Da8;\dgsf df]8nx?
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xfn ljZjsf ljleGg b]zx? leGgleGg k|sf/sf cf]Da8;\dgx? sfo{/t /x]sf 5g\ . ljleGg b]zx?sf] ;}l gs
k/Dk/f, sfg'g L bfo/f, ;fdflhs agfa6, z}l Ifs:t/, lghfdlt ;}l gs ;DaGw cflb h:tf ljifoa:t'x?n] cf]Da8;\dg
PsfO{x?sf] :yfkgfdf k|ToIf e"ldsf v]n]sf] kfOG5 . cfkm\g f] b]zsf] /fli6«o ;]gf;“u ;DalGwt ljifox? dfq ;d]6g] sfo{
If]q ePsf cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{x?sf] ;d]t sfo{If]q / agfj6 km/s km/s kfOG5 . ;f+u7flgs agfj6sf lx;fan]
cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{nfO{ d" VotM lgDgfg';f/ 5'§ofpg ;lsG5M
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;]gfsf] ;+u7g leq /xg] cf]D a8;\dg M ljleGg /fi6«x?sf ;]g fdf Inspector General sf] b/aGbL
sfod u/L lghnfO{ g} ;}lgs cf]Da8;\dgsf] ?kdf lgo'l Qm u/]sf] kfOG5 . o;sf] pbfx/0fsf] ?kdf cd]l/sL
;]g f tyf g]b/Nof08sf] ;]gfdf /x]sf Inspector General x?nfO{ lng ;lsG5 . s]xL /fi6«x?sf ;]g fx?df eGg]
;Lldt ljifoa:t'x?df dfq s]Gb|Lt u'g f;f ;'Gg] jf ph'/L ;'Gg] PsfO{x? :yfkgf ePsf 5g\ . ef/tLo ;]g fsf
;]g fkltsf] k|ToIf cGtu{tdf /x]sf] CAB (Complaints and Advisory Board) n] kbf]Gglt;“u ;DalGwt
u'gf;fx? dfq ;'g 'jfO{ ub{5 . ;}l gs ;+u7gx?n] k|fyldstfsf ;fy o:tf vfnsf PsfO{ :yfkgfdf hf]8
lbPsf] kfOG5 . oL PsfO{d f sdf08 ug]{ tyf /xg] cGo JolQmx? k|fo ;}lgs k[i 7e"l dsf g} x'g] ePsfn]
sdf08 tyf lgoGq0fdf a9L ;r]t x'g], ;}lgs ;d:ofx? ;lhn} a'emg ;Sg], ck/]zgn ;"rgfx?k|lt a9L
7
Hans, Aidan and Benjamin, 2.
History of the US Army Inspector General, US Department of the Army, www.daig.pentagon.mil/history.aspx.
Hans, Aidan and Benjamin, 3.
10
Lt Gen Raj Sujlana (Retd), Should RTI Act Cover the Armed Forces? www.tribuneindia.com/2012/20120801/edit.htm#6.
11
Benjamin and William, 30.
8
9
;Dj]bgzLn x'g], ;d:ofdf k/]sf JolQmx?sf] ;xh kx'“r h:tf kmfO{bfx? x'g ;Sb5g . t/ o:tf PsfO{ ;}lgs
;+u7gs} Ps lx:;f eP/ sfd ubf{ k|fKt ug]{ :jtGqtf / lgikIftfsf ljifodf k|Zg ug]{ 7fp“ eg] /x]sf] 5 .
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;}lgs If]q x]g]{ :jtGq cf]D a8;\dg M PsfO{ sltko d'n 'sx?df ;}l gs If]q dfq x]g ]{ u/L ;]gfsf]
;+u7geGbf aflx/ :jtGq cf]D a8;\dgsf] :yfkgf ul/Psf] x'G5 . ljz]i f1x? ;lDdlnt o:tf PsfO{x?n] k|bQ
clwsf/ / sfo{ If]qcg'?k lzsfotx? ;'Gg], btf{ ug]{, 5fglag ug]{, lgb]{zg lbg] jf ;'emfa lbg] sfo{x? ug{
;Sb5g . o:tf PsfO{x?sf] ;a}eGbf alnof] kIf eg]sf] ;}l gs ;+u7gx?af6 k|fKt ug]{ :jtGqtf / lgikIftfnfO{
g} dflgG5 . t/ ;}l gs ;f+u7lgs ;+/rgf a'e\mg sl7gfO{ x'g], ;xh kx'“r gx'g], ;}l gs JolQmx?sf] ljZjf;
lhTg sl7gfO{ x'g] h:tf ljifox?nfO{ o;sf] sdhf]/Lsf] ?kdf lnOG5 . u}/;}lgs JolQmx? ;lDdlnt o:tf
cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{nfO{ klg sfo{If]qsf cfwf/df @ ju{df 5'§ofpg ;lsG5 .
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;}lgs If]qdfq sfo{ If]q ePsf cf]D a8;\dg M ljleGg b]zx?df ;}l gs If]q dfq ;d]6g] u/L
:jtGqt cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{x? :yfkgf ul/Psf 5g\ . b]zsf] ;+;b jf /Iff dGqfno cGtu{t /xg]
o:tf PsfO{x? sfg'g k|bQ clwsf/ adf]lhd cfkm\g f] sfo{ ;~rfng ub{5 g\ / ;+;b jf /Iff dGqfno
k|l t hjfkmb]xL x'G5g . ;+o 'Qm clw/fHosf] ;le{; sDKn]g sldzg/, gj]{sf] ;+;bLo ;ldlt, Sofg8fsf]
g]zg l8km]G; tyf Sofg]l8og kmf];]{; cf]D a8;\dg cflb of] ju{df kb{5 g .
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;fwf/0f (General) cf]Da8;\dg M sltko b]zx?df :yfgLo sfg'g cg';f/:yflkt
cf]D a8;\dgx?n] cGo If]qsf cnjf ;}lgs If]q nfO{ klg ;d]6\b5g . ;dfhsf ;a}ju{sf dflg;x?sf]
:jtGqtf / clwsf/ ;'l glZrt ug]{ clek|fon] :yflkt o:tf :jtGq cf]D a8;\dgx?n] cfkm\g f] sfo{If]q
leq /x]/ ;a} If]qx?af6 -;}l gs ;d]t_ k|fKt u'g f;f jf ;'e mfax?sf cfwf/df cg';Gwfg ug]{ / ;'emfa
jf lgb]{zg lbg] ub{5g . ;la{ofsf] k|f]6]S6/ ckm l;l6hg, c:6«]lnofsf] sdga]N y cf]d a8;\Dofg,
lkmlnlkG;sf] clkm; ckm lb cf]da8;\Dofg, cflb of] ju{df kb{5 g\ .
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dfly pNn]l vt ul/Psf cf]Da8;\dgx?n] d"VotM lgDg @ k|sf/n] sfo{ ;~rfng ub{5 gM
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u'gf;f ;'g'jfO{ ug]{ M ljleGg JolQm / ;+: yfx?af6 k|fKt u'g f;fx?sf] ;'g'j fO{ ug]{ jf ;+sng ug]{, r]g
ckm sdf08df /xL ;DalGwt PsfO{x?df pQm u'g f;fx? k|]l zt ug]{ / pQm laifodf ePsf k|ult k|l ta]bg k|fKt
ug]{ sfd ub{5 g\ . o:tf lgsfon] 5fglag ub}{g \g / oLlgx?sf] ;f+u7flgs ;+/rgf klg ;fgf] x'G5 .
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u'gf;f ;'g'j fO{ / 5fglag ug]{ M ljleGg JolQm / ;+:yfx?af6 k|fKt u'g f;fx? ;+sng, 5fglag /
;DalGwtnfO{ cfjZos sf/jfxLsf] nflu l;kmfl/; ug]{ sfd ub{5g\ . sltko b]zdf o:tf PsfO{x?nfO{ sfg'gL
;+/IfsTj ;d]t k|fKt 5 . sfdsf] k|s[l t x]/L o:tf PsfO{x?sf] ;f+u7lgs ;+/rgf 7"n f] ;d]t x'G5 .
g]kfnL ;]gfdf cf]Da8;\dg
(=
g]kfnL ;]gfdf xfn s'g } JolQm ljz]i fn] s'g }klg k|sf/sf u'g f;f jf ;'emfjx? /fVg' k/]d f cfkm\ g f] sdf08/ jf
r]g ckm sdf08df kg]{ jl/i7 clwsf/Lx? afx]s clwsfl/s ?kdf cGoq k|l tj]bg ug]{ Joj:yf 5}g . To;}n] g]kfnL
;]]g f;“u ;DalGwt u'g f;f jf ;'e mfax? ;'Gg] / 5fglag ug]{ Ps :jtGq / lgikIf PsfO{, cf]D a8;\dg, u7g ug'{
;fGble{s b]lvG5 . g]kfnL ;]g fdf cf]Da8;\dg :yfkgf ug'{sf] d"Vo p2]Zo lgDg cg'; f/ x'g ;Sb5M
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g]kfnL ;]g fleq jf ;]g f;“u ;DalGwt u'gf;f tyf sld sdhf]/Lx?sf af/]df cflwsfl/s lgsfoaf6
:jtGq / lgikIf 5fglag u/fpg] .
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cfkm\g f kL/dsf{ / ;d:of ;'Gg] cflwsfl/s lgsfok|l t ;snbhf{sf] ljZjf; hufO{ ;du|df g]t[Tj ju{
/ ;sn bhf{sf]aLrdf ljZjf;sf] jftfa/0f dha'b agfpg] .
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k|wfg ;]gfkltnfO{ ;]g fleq /x]sf u'gf;f tyf sldsdhf]/Lx?sf af/]df cflwsf/Ls hfgsf/L u/fO{
gLlt lgdf{0fdf ;xof]uL e"ldsf v]Ng] .
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g]kfnL ;]gfdf kf/blz{tf / lgikIftfsf] k|rf/ k|;f/ x'g ] .
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Benjamin and William, 34.
Benjamin and William, 33.
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sfo{ :jtGqtf - Independence)
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t6:ytf / lgikIftf -Neutrality and Impartiality)
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uf]klgotf -Confidentiality)
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;xh kx'“r -Informality/Ease of Access)
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g]kfnL ;]g fdf cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{sf] :yfkgf g} ;Dk"0f{ ;d:ofsf] ;dfwfg eg] x}g . cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{sf] d"Vo
cfwf/zLnf eg]sf] u'g f;f btf{ ug]{ k|l qmof, ;'Id / uxg 5fglag tyf ;DalGwt ljifodf ;xL lgb]{zg jf k|l tj]bg x'g \ .
;a}eGbf dxŒjk"0f{ / ;'?jftLr/0f eg]sf] u'gf;f jf ph'/L ug{ ;Sg] ;xh jftfj/0f xf] . JolQm ljz]i fn] cfkm"nfO{ dsf{
k/]sf] s'/f ;xh} ph'/L ug{ ;Sg] cj:yf x'g ' kb{5 . lghn] ph'/L u/]s} sf/0f s;}n ] l/l;OaL ;f“Wg cj:yf /xg' x“'b}g .
;fy} cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{x?n] klg ljleGg >f]t / dfWodx? k|o f]u u/L uf]klgotfdf ;d]t s'g} cf“r gk'Ug] u/L
clwstd ;]jfu|fxLnfO{ ;xh kx'“rsf] Joj:yf ug'{ kb{5 . lgikIf ?kdf x'g] z'Id / uxg 5fglag cf]Da8;\dgsf] csf]{
cfwf/zLnf xf] . cfjZostfcg'?k afëo ljz]if1x?sf] ;d]t ;xof]udf 5fglag ug{ ;Sg' kb{5 . 5fglagaf6 k|fKt
glthfnfO{ ;xL?kdf lgb]{zg jf ;'emfasf]?kdf k|: t't ug{ ;Sg' klg Tolts} dxŒjk"0f{ kIf x'G5 . sltko cj:yfdf
cf]D a8;\dgåf/f lbOPsf lgb]{zgx? afWofTdsf/L x'g ;Sb5g\ eg] slxn]sfxLF ;+: yfsf nflu ;'w f/fTds ;'emfax? dfq
klg x'g ;Sb5g .
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s'g}klg ;+:yf jf PsfO{sf] sfo{ bIftfdf ef}l ts kIfx?sf] hlt e"ldsf /xG5, cGo kIfx?sf] k|efj klg plQs}
/xG5 . cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{x?sf] sfo{ bIftfdf klg u}x«ef}l ts tTjx?sf] klg dxŒjk"0 f{ e"ldsf /x]sf] x'G5 . k|ydtM
cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{ k|l t ;snbhf{sf] ljZjf; x'g' kb{5 . pgLx?nfO{ cf]Da8;\dgåf/f sfo{ ;~rfngdf x'g] uf]klgotfsf
cnfjf To;af6 ;xL glthf k|fKt x'g ]5 eGg] ljifodf k"0f{ ljZjf; x'g ' kb{5 . To:t} s'g }klg ph'/L pk/ x'g] 5fglag
k"0f{tM lgikIf x'g ]5 eGg] ljZjf; lbnfpg' klg plQs} h?/L /xG5 . cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{åf/f lbOPsf lgb]{zg jf
;'e mfax? Gofof]l rt 9ª\uaf6 ;Daf]wg ePsf 5g\ elg cg'udg ug'{klg cfjZos b]lvG5 . o; k|sf/sf] cg'udgn]
pQm ;+:yfk|l tsf] cf:yf / ljZjf; a9fpg] ;'l glZrttf x'G5 . dfly pNn]lvt ljleGg kIfx?sf] cGt/;DaGw lrq g+=#
df ;d]t b]vfOPsf] 5 .
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cg'udg
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g]kfnL ;]g fdf xfn cf]Da8;\dg jf o:t} k|sf/sf PsfO{df sfo{ cg'ea ePsf hgzlQmsf] cefj x'g ;Sb5 .
To;}n] ;'?jftL r/0fdf :jtGq / lgikIf 9ª\uaf6 5fglag ug{ ;Sg] s]xL clws[tx? 5gf}6 u/L pgLx?nfO{ ;DalGwt
ljifodf 1fg lbnfpg' h?/L x'G5 . o;qmddf 5flgPsf clws[tx?nfO{ :jb]zsf /fli6«o dfgj clwsf/ cfof]u, clVtof/
b'?kof]u cg';Gwfg cfof]u, nufotsf lgsfox?sf cnjf cf]Da8;\dgsf km/skm/s df]8]nx? sfo{/ t /x]sf ljleGg
ldq/fi6«x?sf cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{x?sf] cWoog e|d0f;d]t u/fpg ;lsG5 . g]kfnL ;]gfdf cf]D a8;\dg PsfO{sf] :yfkgf
ul/Pdf To;nfO{ a}wtf lbg ;}l gs P]g / lgodfjnLx?df ;d]t ;f] ;DaGwL Joa:yf ;dfa]z ug'{ pko'Qm b]l vG5 .
;+If]k
!$= jt{dfg ljZj kl/j]zdf ljleGg b]zx?df ;}l gs If]qnfO{ dfq ;d] 6\g ] u/L km/skm/s df]8nsf cf]Da8;\dg
PsfO{x? :yfkgf ul/Psf] kfOG5 . ;DalGwt b]zsf] sfg'gL Joa:yf, ;fdflhs cj:yf, z}l Ifs:t/, ;}lgs k]zf ;DaGwL
hgwf/0ff / r]tgf, ;}lgs lghfdlt ;DaGw / ljutdf 36]sf ljleGg 36gfx?nfO{ ;d]t cfwf/ agfP/ cf]D a8;\dgsf]
sfo{ If]q / clwsf/x? ;'l glZrt ul/Psf] kfOG5 . To;}n] s'g}klg b]z jf ;+u7gdf cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{sf] :yfkgf ubf{
d"n tM cfkm\g } kl/j]z / cfjZostfx?df s]Gb|Lt /x]sf] x'G5 .
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;]g fx?sf] ;f+u7lgs agfj6 / sfo{ 9f“rf;“u ;d]t ;fGble{s agfpg Ps cf]Da8;\dg PsfO{ sf] :yfkgf ug'{ pko'Qm
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phf{ cfjZostfnfO{ kl/k"lt{ ug{sf] nflu k]6«f]l nod kbfy{sf] cnfjf cf0fljs phf{, sf]O{nf, Uof“; tyf hnljB'ttkm{
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afëo cfqmd0fsf] lj?4df eGbfklg cfGtl/s r'g f}tLx?sf] ;fdgf ug{sf] nflu g} vf]lhg] 5 . jt{dfg\ o'udf /fi6«
/fhf d]g g, l/Pn P8dL/n -l/6fo8{_, O{l08og g]eL, c dfpG6]g :6«fOs sf]/ Oh g6 b cf]GnL cK;g, b lxGb', @( h'nfO @)!# .. http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/a-mountain-strike-corps-isnot-the-only-option/article4963979.ece , -x]l/Psf] ldlt @& gf]eDa/ @)!#_pgL eG5g\, "A geographically limited one axis offensive will not destabilise the PLA, but a flotilla of
nuclear submarines and a three carrier air group in the Indian Ocean can economically cripple mainland China."
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, HjfOG6 :k]zn ck/]zg o'lgel;{6L l/kf]6{ )* – $ ;]K6]D a/ @))*, h]P ;cf]o ' k|]; xn{a6{ lkmN8 km\nf]l/8f, @))*, k]h %# .
, b lxGb', d] @$, @)!) j]e;fO{6 M http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/naxalism-biggest-threat-to-internal-securitymanmohan/article436781.ece , -x]l/Psf] ldlt @& gf]eDa/ @)!#_pxf+ eGg'x'G5, "Naxalism remains the biggest internal security challenge facing our country."
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, cs]hgn k]k /, h'g @)!#, ljj]sfgGb OG6/g]zgn kmfpG8];g, Go' lbNnL, j]e;fO6: http://www.vifidia.org, -x]l/Psf] ldlt @& gf]eDa/ @)!#_
leq}af6 ;[lht åGå tyf ljb|f]xsf] ;dfwfg ug{ Tolt ;lhnf] 5}g . ;dfhsf] ;xL k|ltljDasf] ?kdf /x]sf] ;]g fn] g}
o:tf ;d:ofx?sf] ;xL 9Ën] ;fdgf ug{ ;Sb5 .
@)= s]xL kl/l:yltdf ;Ldf hf]l 8Psf l5d]sLeGbf k/af6 klg afëo vt/f cfpg ;Sg] ;+efjgfnfO{ 7f8} gsfg{
g;lsPtfklg g]kfnsf] afëo vt/fsf] pb\ud\sf] s'/f ubf{ ;Ldf hf]l8Psf b'O{ ljzfn l5d]sL /fi6«x?af6} x'g ] cf“sng
ug'{ gf}n f] tyf c;fGble{s s'/f xf]Og . ef/t / rLg b'a }n] g]kfnnfO{ Pp6f dWojlt{ /fi6« -akm\km/ :6]6_sf] ?kdf x]g]{
/0fg}lts b[li6sf]0f / tL /fi6«x? lar a9\bf] cfly{s ;DaGwnfO{ dWo]g h/ ubf{ g]kfnnfO{ b'O{ b]z larsf] åGådf ;dfj]z
gug'{ g} b'j} d'n'ssf] lxtdf x'g ] kSsf 5 . oBlk xfn eO/x]sf] b'a} b]zsf] zlQmsf] xf]8afhLnfO{ x]bf{ olb b'O{ b]z
o'4sf] ;+3f/df k'u] eg] st} …uf]?sf] h'w fO{, afR5fsf] ldrfO{Ú df t g]kfn kg]{ xf]Og egL zª\sf ug]{ 7fp“ klg gePsf
xf]Ogg\ . l5d]sL /fi6«x?af6 pTkGg x'g ] aflx/L vt/fsf] ljZn]if0fsf] nflu Ps ljxª\ud\ b[li6uf]r/ x'g ' h?/L 5 h'g o;
n]vsf] bfo/f leq kb}{g . t/ jt{dfg\ /fli6«o If]qLo / cGt/f{l i6«o /fhg}lts Pjd\ ;fdl/s kl/b[ZonfO{ ljrf/ ljdz{
ubf{ g]kfnsf] afëo vt/f /fi6«sf] e"–efu aflx/af6 eGbf klg leq}af6 pTklt x'g] ;+efjgf a9L b]l vPsf] 5 . em§ ;'Gbf
of] cf“sng c:jfefljs nfUg ;Snf t/ o;sf s]xL 7f]; sf/0fx? 5g\ . olb g]kfnsf ;'/Iff lgsfox? sdhf]/eO{
;'/Iffsf cfGtl/s r'gf}tLx?nfO{ ;fdgf ug{ ;s]g g\ eg] l5d]sL /fi6«n] ljleGg :j?kdf x:tIf]k ug]{ ;+efjgf /xG5 .
Ps lx;fan] æltd|f] b]zn] cfkm\g f] ;'/Iffsf r'g f} tLx?nfO{ ;dfwfg ug{ ;s]g / To;n] xfdLnfO{ vt/f eof] To;}n ] xfdL
r'k nfu]/ a:g ;Sb}g f}F . xfdL To:tf vt/fsf] ;dfwfg cfkm} u5f}{FÆ egL g]kfndf k|j ]z u/] eg] To;a]nf xfdLn] s] ug]{
eGg] s'/f clxNo} a'em\g h?/L 5 . ljutdf klg o:t} k|s[l tsf 36gfx? ePsf lyP . vDkf ljb|f]xsf ;Gbe{df g]kfnn]
cfkm} ;f] ;d:of ;dfwfg gu/] x:tIf]k ug]{ bjfj rLgn] lbPsf] s'/f v'Ng cfPsf] lyof] eg] åGåsfndf dfcf]jfbLn]
sf7df8f}+nfO{ gfsfaGbL ubf{ ef/tLo ;'/Iff lgsfox?n] …a|]8 alDaËÚ ug]{ s'/f cfPsf] lyof] . t;y{, tn pNn]v
ul/Psf cfGtl/s ;'/Iff r'g f}tLsf s]xL pbfx/0fx? x'g \ h'g olb sfa' leq g/x]sf] cj:yfdf g]kfnsf nflu afëo vt/f
tyf ;}lgs x:tIf]ksf] sf/0f aGg ;S5g\ .
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cGt/f{li6«o tyf If]qLo cftª\ssf/L ;+u7gx?n] g]kfnnfO{ 6«flGh6 KjfO{0 6 agfPdf .
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g]kfnL e"ld k|of]u u/]/ ltAjt tyf rLg lj/f]w L ultljlwx? ePdf .
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g]kfnL e"l d k|of]u u/]/ ef/t lj/f]l w x'g ] ultljlwx? h:t} nfu" cf}ifw, gSsnL ?k}o fF, ljikmf]6s
kbfy{sf] cf];f/k;f/, g]kfnsf] ;Ldf If]qdf ePsf] db/f;fx?sf] j[l4 / To;df d'l:nd s6\6/klGyx?sf]
ultljlwx? ePdf .
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ef/tLo cyjf lrlgof“ ljb|f]xLx?n] g]kfndf cf>o lnO tL b]zx?sf lj?4df cfkm\g f] ultljlwx?
;~rfng u/]df .
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g]kfndf ef/t lj/f]w L pu| ultljlwx? ePdf .
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g]kfndf ef/t tyf rLgsf dxŒjk"0f{ JolQm tyf ;DklQsf] Iflt, xTof, ckx/0f cflb x'g uPdf .
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ef/tLo cyjf lrlgof“ gful/sx?sf] lxt k|lts"n -h:t}, 7"n f] cfly{s gf]S;fgL_ x'g] s'g} sfo{ ePdf .
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ef/tsf] cfGtl/s ;'/Iffdf ;f]emf] k|e fj kg]{ vfnsf ;–z:q cfGbf]ng g]kfndf ePdf .
-em_ g]kfnleq x'g] t/ g]kfnL ;'/Iff kmf}hsf] lgoGq0f leq g/xg] hflto, If]qLo, wfld{s, ;f+:s[l ts b+ufx?
ePdf .
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ef/tsf] ;+3 Lo ;b\efjdf ;d]t c;/ kfg{ ;Sg] u/L g]kfndf ljv08gsf/Lultljlwx? ePdf .
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hnljB't, kfgL, k|fs[l ts >f]t;fwgx?sf] pkef]udf ljjfbx? cfPdf .
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lgdf{0 f sfo{df k|o f]u ul/g] ;fdu|Lx? h:t} lul§, afn'jf, 9'Ë f, sf7 OToflb pkef]udf ljjfbx?
cfPdf .
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g]kfndf 7"n f] kl/df0fdf ax'd"N o vlgh kbfy{ -h:t} o'/]lgod_ e]l§g' / To;sf] ;d'lrt Joj:yfkg
g]kfnLn] ug{ g;s]df . cyjfTo:tfa:t' dfly cfk/flwscyjfcftª\ssf/Lsf] lgoGq0f ePdf .
lalal;,
j]e ;fO6 Mhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24570946, 20 October 2013 , , -x]l/Psf] ldlt @& gf]eDa/ @)!#_ ;dfrf/ eGb5 , "The two
countries[India & China] have promised to boost trade to $100bn in the next few years - up 50% from current levels - and China is keen on signing a regional trading
arrangement to boost it further." of] j]e;fO{6 klg x]g '{ xf]nf http://www.indianembassy.org.cn/Dynamic Content.aspx?MenuId=3&SubMenuId=0
;'hfg bQ, sf7df08" a|]8 aDal¨ cg b]NnL Kn]6, b 6]l nu|f km, @# cuit @))$ . j]j ;fO{6 : http://www.telegraphindia.com /1040823/asp/nation/story_3662457.asp , -x]l/Psf] ldlt @& gf]eDa/
@)!#_ . ;dfrf/df elgPsf] 5 "The Indian security establishment is looking at the option of “bread bombing” the besieged capital of Nepal, Kathmandu, where supplies have
been choked in a blockade imposed by Maoist rebels."
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dfly pNn]l vt ;'/Iffsf r'gf}tLx? em§ x]bf{ ;fdfGo k|s[l tsf] / k|x/L kl/rfngaf6 ;dfwfg ug{ ;lsg] nfUg
;S5 t/ oLg} ;d:ofx?n] ha ljs/fn ?k lnG5, /fi6«df rf/}lt/af6 vt/f cfOnfU5g\ . cGttf]uTjf cfGtl/s
;d:ofx? /fi6« ljv08gsf] sf/s x'g ] ub{ 5 . o:t} kl/l:yltdf ljb]zLn] 5ß o'4 -k|f]S;L jf/_ ug]{ ;+efjgf klg /xG5 .
xfdLn] cGo d'n'sx?sf] pbfx/0fsf] ;fy ;fy} cfkm\g } ljutaf6 klg kf7 l;Sg' kb{5 . t;y{, g]kfnL ;'/Iff kmf}hx? /
ljz]if u/L /fli6«o /Iffsf] clGtd zlQmsf] ?kdf /x]sf] g]kfnL ;]g fnfO{ ;b}j ;zQm / ;jn t'NofO{ /fVg' kb{5 .
@@= cy{zf:qdf rf/ k|sf/sf o'4sf] j0f{g ub}{ sf}l6No eGb5g\ – s'g} klg /fi6«df vt/fx? klg rf/} k|sf/n]
cfOkg{ ;S5g\ M cfGtl/s ?kdf pTkGg x'g] vt/f, afëo ?kdf pTkGg x'g] vt/f, afëo ;dly{t leqL vt/f / leqL
;dly{t afëo vt/f . oL dWo] cfGtl/s vt/f t'?Gt} ;Daf]w g ul/g' kb{5 lsgeg] aflx/L vt/feGbf of] …n's]/ a;]sf]
;k{sf] qf;Ú cem a9L vt/gfs x'G5 . sf}l6Non] eg]emF} g]kfnsf] k|fs[l ts zq' ;Ldf hf]l8Psf l5d]sL /fi6« eGbfklg
jt{dfg\ ;dodf cfGtl/s ;d:of x'g ] b]l vPsf] 5 . t;y{, o;sf] ;dfwfgsf] nflu ;xL gLlt, ;fdYo{ / tof/L x'g ' clt
h?/L 5 . sf}l6Nos} egfO{df æunt gLltsf] cjnDagn] aflx/L b'Z dgnfO{ pS;fpg] sfd u5{ .Æ t;y{, b]zleq cfO{
kg{ ;Sg] vt/fsf] r'gf}tLx?nfO{ ;dfwfg ug{] plrt pkfox? cjnDag ul/Psf] v08df aflx/L vt/f cfpg] ;Defjgf
Go"g eP/ hfG5 .
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g]kfnn] cfkm\g f l5d]sL /fi6«k|lt d]n ldnfk / ;f}xfb|tfsf] gLlt cjnDag ug'{ kb{5 / l5d]sL /fi6«;“usf] ;' /Iff
;ª\s6nfO{ a9\g glbg Wofg lbg' kb{5 eGg] s'/fdf s'g } z+sf 5}g t/ To;f] eGb}df g]kfnL ;]gf nufotsf cfkm\g f]
;'/Iff lgsfox?nfO{ ;jn, ;Ifd, Jofj;foLs / ;fwg >f]tn] ;DkGg agfpg' x'“b}g eGg] xf]Og . oL b'O{ z"Go of]u (hL/f]
;d) xf]Ogg\ . g]kfnn] ;'/Iff låljwf cfpg] kl/l:yltsf] ;[hgf gul/sg klg cfkm\g f] ;'/Iff kmf}hnfO{ ;jn / ;Ifd
agfpg ;Sb5 . h'g b'j}kIfnfO{ nfebfos kl/l:ylt -ljg–ljg–l;Ro'P;g_ x'g ;Sb5 . g]kfnn] …cfO{ nfUg] dfly dfq
hfO{ nfUg]Ú gLlt cjnDag u/]/ cgfqmd0fsf] kIfkflt ePsf] t 5|“b}5 t/ To;f] eg]/ r'k nfu]/ a:bf /0fg}lts txdf
;xL ;+jfbsf] cefjdf l5d]sL /fi6«x?df z+sf / låljwf pTkGg x'g ;Sg] ;Defjgf /xG5 . cfGtl/s ;'/Iffsf klg afëo
cfofdx? x'G5g\, To;}n] /fi6«l eqsf ;'/Iffsf r'gf}tLx? cfGtl/s dfdnf dfq xf] egL tof/L gug]{ / l5d]sL /fi6«; “u
;+j fbxLgtfsf] l:yltdf a:g] ug'{ pko'Qm x'“b}g . a?, st} cfkm\g f lqmofsnfkn] ;'/Iff ;ª\s6 t pTkGg x'“b}g egL
ljrf/ ug{ h?/L 5 . rLgn] g]kfnaf6 x'g ] rLg tyf ltJjt lj/f]w L ultljlwx? k|lt ;w“} lrGtf / rf;f] JoQm ug]{
u/]sf] 5 eg] ef/tn] cfkm\g f] b]zsf] gS;nfO{6 cfGbf]n gdf g]kfn leqaf6 x'g] ;xof]u, gSsnL ef/tLo ?k}Fo f“,
cfO{=P;=cfO{=sf] ultljlw, cftª\sjfbLx? n'l sl5lk a;]sf] cflb sf/0fn] cfkm\g f] ;'/Iffdf cf“r cfPsf] hgfp“b} cfPsf]
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@$= g]kfnsf] ;fdl/s kl/k|]Io / afëo vt/fsf] ljZn]if0f ubf{ g]kfn;“u ;Ldfgf hf]l 8Psf b'O{ l5d]sL /fi6«x?sf]
;fdl/s kl/k|]Iosf] cWoog / ljZn]i f0f ug'{ ckl/xfo{ 5 lsgeg] To;sf] k|ToIf jf k/f]If k|e fj g]kfndf klg k5{ . rLg
/ ef/tsf] ;fdl/s kl/k|]IonfO{ dWo]g h/ /fVbf b'j} /fi6«sf] hg;+ Vofn] tL /fi6«sf eljio lgwf{/0f ug]{ b]l vG5 . Psftkm{
hg;+Vof ljsf;sf] nflu cTofjZos >f]t–;fwg xf] eg] csf]{tkm{ ;d'l rt kl/rfngsf] cefjdf ;f]xL >f]t–;fwg Pp6f
7"nf] ;d:ofsf] ?kdf k|: t't x'g] klg plQs} k|jn ;+e fjgf /xG5 . b'j } ljzfn /fi6«x? cfkm"n fO{ If]qLo zlQmsf] ?kdf
:yflkt ub}{ dxfb]zdf bx|f] pkl:ylt hgfpg] / cGttf] uTjf ljZjzlQmsf] ?kdf pbfpg] k|o Tgdf tNnLg b]l vG5g\ .
o;sf nflu ef/t cfkm\g f l5d]sL /fi6«x?df k|efj lj:tf/ ug{df Jo:t b]l vG5 eg] rLg o:tf] k|efjsf] lj:tf/eGbf
cem} aflx/ hfg] t/v/df nfu]sf] 5 . b'a} /fi6«x?sf cfly{s j[l 4b/ tLa| x'“b} uO/x]sf] ePtfklg xfn rLgsf] cfly{s j[l 4
ef/tsf]eGbf pRr / tLa| 5 . t/ b'O{ bzsdf ef/tsf] cfly{s j[l 4b/ rLgeGbf pRr x'g ] ljZn]if0fn] b]vfPsf] 5 .
e"d08nLs/0f, e"–/fhg}l ts cjl:ylt / hg;+Vofsf] sf/0f cfufdL bzsx?df rLg / ef/t cfly{s ljsf;sf nflu
Pscsf{df cGt/lge{/ x'g] b]l vPsf] 5 . b'a} b]zdf eO/x]sf] tLa| cfly{s j[l4sf nflu phf{ ;a}e Gbf dxŒjk"0f{ j:t' x'g
uPsf] 5 . oxL phf{ g} ;'/Iffsf d"Vo r'g f}tLsf] ?kdf b]vf kg{ ;Sg] k|j n ;+efjgf /x]sf] b]l vG5 . o;sf ;fy},
cfGtl/s ;'/Iff / :yfloTj cfly{s ;d[l4sf] nflu ef/t / rLg b'a}nfO{ cTofjZos ePsfn] To;sf] nflu h:tf]; 's}
sf}l6No, cy{zf:q, Pn=Pg=/+u/fhg åf/f ;DkfbLt / cg'bLt, k]g u'O{g a'S ; O{l 08of, !((@ k]h ^#^ . pgn] dGqo'4 -s'tgLlt_, k|f Ifo'4 -v'nf o'4_, s'6 o'4 -dgf]j}1flgs o'4_, u'9o'4 -sf]e6{ ck/]z g_ u/L rf/ k|sf/sf o'4
x'g ] atfPsf 5g\ .
sf}l6No, cy{zf:q, lelk dlNns, OG6/gn ;]So'l/6L Dofg]hd]G6 M Rofn]Gh]h P08 kf]l n;L cK;G;, O{;' la|km, ;]G6/ km/ Nof08 jf/km]o/ :6l8h, Go' lbNnL df p4/0f ul/Psf] . j]e;fO6 M www.claws.in, -x]l/Psf] ldlt
@& gf]eDa/ @)!#_
k|sfz l;+x, Ol08ofh gy{Oi6 M b kmlG6o/ Og km/d]G6, HjfO{G6 :k]zn ck/] zg o'lgel;{6L l/kf]6{ )* – $ ;]K6]Da/ @))*, h]P;cf]o' k|]; xn{a6{ lkmN8 km \nf]l/8f, @))*, k]h %# . pgL eGb5g\, "Myanmar and
Nepal have been friendly to India, but their internal problems prevent them from exercising full control over the disaffected elements within their own countries. The
northeastern rebels strike a nexus with these elements and with their help, establish sanctuaries in those countries."
ef/tL h}g, lbKtLdfg ltjf/L / lg/h rf}xfg, O{l08og d'hflxb\lbg sf] kmfp08/ ofl;g eStfn P/]i6]8, 6fO{D; ckm O{l08of, #) cui6, @)!# . ;dfrf/df pNn]v 5, "Yasin Bhatkal, one of India's most
wanted terrorists responsible for several bombings that have claimed over 140 lives, has been arrested. The 30-year-old, whose real name is Ahmed Siddibappa, was
picked up from Pokhara in Nepal where he was living in the guise of a Unani doctor." j]j ;fO{6: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-0830/india/41617686_1_yasin-bhatkal-mumbai-serial-blasts -terror-attacks, -x]l/Psf] ldlt @& gf]eDa/ @)!#_
d"N o r'sfpg klg b'a} /fi6«x? kl5 kb}{gg\ eGg ;lsG5 . t;y{ o; pkdxfb]z v08df /0fg}lts ;f]rsf] bfo/f
e"/fhg}l tsaf6 e"cfly{sdf ?kfGt/0f x'“b} uO/x]sf] b]l vG5 .
@%= ;f/df eGg' kbf{, s'g} klg /fi6«df afëo / cfGtl/s vt/fx? x'G5g\ g}, km/s oltdfq xf] o'u / sfn–cg';f/
To;sf] k|s[lt / uDeL/tf km/s x'G5 . jt{dfg o'udf zLto'4sf] cGTo / b]zleq x'g] cfGtl/s åGåsf] j[l4 Psflt/ 5
eg] e"d08nLs/0f / cfly{s tyf ;fdl/s w|'j Ls/0fsf] kf6f] 5'§} 5 . oLg} kl/k|]Iosf] ;]/f] km]/f]af6 ljZn]i f0f ubf{ g]kfndf
ljlzi6 lsl;dsf] afëo / cfGtl/s ;'/Iffsf kl/l:yltx? 5g\ . g]kfnsf b'O{ l5d]sL /fi6«x?df xfn} eO/x]sf] ;Ldf
tgfj / kmf}h kl/rfngsf afah'b b'a} /fi6« n8fOF“df xf]l dg] ;+efjgf Go"g xf]n f / g]kfn dfly b'a} /fi6«af6 cfqmd0f
klg gxf]nf t/ olb ltgsf ;fdl/s :jfy{df cf3ft k' u] eg] g]kfndf x:tIf]k gxf]n f eGg ;lsGg . jt{dfg ;dodf
cfGtl/s ;d:ofsf] 68\sf/f] afëo cfofdx? x'G5g\ . To;}n], e"/fhg}lts cjl:ylt / pbfp“bf] b'O{ ljzfn zlQmx?sf
lardf /x]/ cfGtl/s ;'/Iffsf r'g f}tLx? xfd|f lghL ;d:of x'g\ egL a:g ;lsg] cj:yf 5}g . ef/t / rLg b|'tb/
ultdf cfly{s ;d[l4tkm{ cu|;/ ePsf] sf/0fn] ubf{ klg g]kfn leq x'g] cfGtl/s ;'/Iffsf cfofd / k|efj u'0ffTds
?kn] a9\g ] 5 / g]kfnsf] cfGtl/s ;'/Iffsf r'g f}tLx? g} afëo x:tIf]ksf] sf/0f x'g ;Sg] ePsfn] a]n}df To;nfO{
bx|f]; “u ;Daf]w g ug]{ pkfox? cjnDag ul//fVg' a'l 4dfgL x'g ]5 .
sf}l6No, cy{zf:q= Pn=Pg=/+u/fhg -;DkfbLt / cg'bLt_, k]g u'O{g a'S; O{l08of, !((@ k]h ^#^ .
g]kfnsf] k|lt/Iff 8lS6«g , g]kfnL ;]g f, @)^$, k]h #@ .
k|sfz l;+x,
, HjfOG6 :k]zn ck/]zg o'l gel;{6L l/kf]6{ )* – $ ;]K6]Da/ @))*,
h]P;cf]o' k|]; xn{a6{ lkmN8 km\nf]l/8f, @))* .
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, ef]No'd #%, g+=!, :k|LË !((#, @&–$& .
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- Col. (Er.) Dipak Prasad Bastola
Senior Aeronautical Engineer
Aerospace MBA (France)
"The history of the Nepalese Army is largely the history of modern Nepal. This gallant
institution has stood firm to serve the interests of Nepal and the Nepalese people, be it against
external threats, internal threats or in times of disaster. Today, I feel privileged to lead this
proud institution and assure that I shall leave no stone unturned to maintain its apolitical nature
and to abide by national policies to maintain a professional and efficient Nepalese Army"1
- Chief of Army Staff General Gaurav SJB Rana
Abstract:
This article on "Merit Based Promotion in Nepalese Army" explores the organizational
impact of a variety of important promotion systems commonly practiced in Nepalese Army
including Spoil system, absolute merit-based systems, relative merit-based systems, and
seniority-based systems. This is followed by a discussion of the various types of promotion
systems and the factors that may mitigate the limitations of these systems. Organizations are
composed of people who can exhibit different natural abilities (in addition to their on-the-job
experiences), which may affect their chances of promotion and ultimately the organizational
performance. Promotion systems affect almost all aspects of organizational lives. Therefore,
with my past 27 years experience in Nepalese Army as an officer and with the advantage of
sound knowledge of Human Resource Management from Master of Business Administration, I
personally did the research through personal interview of various officers, Junior Commissioned
Officers (JCOs) and other ranks in Nepalese Army and also studied all theoretical as well as
historical back ground of Merit Based Promotion system around the globe as well as the
Nepalese Army. The paper begins with an introduction to the Merit Based Promotion System as
currently practiced in NA. It then dwells on foundation of Merit Based Promotion System, its
advantage and disadvantages, study of promotion system of some other developed countries,
some recommendations for such merit based system and finally, the summary, which purely
focus on Merit Based Culture for the success of this Merit Based promotion system in our
Nepalese Army. Organizational greater output leading to professionalism can be achieved if we
can adopt this Merit Based Promotion System.
1.
Introduction:
The government has introduced new regulations for the Nepalese Army with provisions
of "fast-track" promotion of its officers based on their performance.
The Army Service Regulation 2013 has put an end to the tradition of promoting army
officers only on the basis of seniority and trainings. The rule endorsed by the Cabinet states that
1
COAS Nepalese Army Facebook post dated 10 september 2012
the scores obtained by officers in their appraisals would be the primary basis for promotions.
Based on this new rule, the Nepalese Army introduced Merit based promotion system in some
ranks. The regulation came into effect after its publication in the Nepal Gazette on 23 January
2013. According to the new rules, junior officers can get good ‘jumps’ in the promotions if they
obtain maximum score in the performance appraisal.
(Fig.1 Merit Based Promotion System in Nepalese Army)
Before entering into the subject "Merit Based Promotion system in Nepalese Army", this
article focuses on the definition of merit based system and its history in brief. The merit
system is the process of promoting and hiring government employees based on their ability to
perform a job, rather than on their seniority or their connection. A spoil system (opposite to
Merit based system)2 is also another system of promotion where merit is not the only criteria for
the promotion. Similar spoil systems are common in other nations that traditionally have been
based on tribal organization or other Kinship groups and Localism in general. In this article I
personally, like to analyses the Merit Based Promotion system in our Nepalese Army, its
advantage and recommended some fruitful tools to make Merit Based Promotion culture within
Nepalese Army. The goal of this Merit based promotion is to build leaders for tomorrow's
Nepalese Army. The regulation stipulates that majors and lieutenant colonels will be classified
into three groups- qualified, more qualified and most qualified- during their promotions. Of the
total vacant seats, 20 percent will be filled by those in the ‘most qualified’ category, 60 percent
by those in the ‘more qualified’ category and 20 percent by those in the ‘qualified’ category. The
new rules say that officers promoted in the ‘excellent’ category will be senior to all officers from
the other two categories. In order to get enlisted in the ‘excellent’ category, officers should score
70 percent or more in their appraisal. This is new system in our Army and we should all
understand the advantage and disadvantage of this system.
2.
History of Merit based promotion system:
Meritocracy (merit, from Latin word meaning “earn” + -cracy, from Ancient
Greek word meaning “strength, power”) is a Political philosophy that holds power should be
vested in individuals according to merit. Advancement in such a system is based on perceived
intellectual talent measured through examination and/or demonstrated achievement in the field
where it is implemented. The "most common definition of meritocracy conceptualizes merit in
terms of tested competency and ability, and most likely, as measured by IQ or standardized
2
Defination from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=merit+based+promotion&title=Special%3ASearch
achievement tests." In government or other administration systems, meritocracy, in an
administrative sense, is a system of government or other administration (such as business
administration) wherein appointments and responsibilities are assigned to individuals based
upon their "merits", namely intelligence, credentials, and education, determined through
evaluations or examinations. Meritocracy as a concept spread from China to British India during
the seventeenth century, and then into continental Europe and the United States. China is the
first Nation to introduce this merit based promotion system in the army and Government sector.
As the Qin and Han dynasties developed a meritocratic system in order to maintain power over a
large, sprawling empire, it became necessary for the government to maintain a complex network
of officials. The first European power to implement a successful meritocratic civil service was
the British Empire, in their administration of India: "company managers hired and promoted
employees based on competitive examinations in order to prevent corruption and favoritism."
Seniority refers to the length of service in the company or in its plants or in its departments or in
a particular position. Under this Seniority method of promotion, the promotion goes to the
senior-most person, provided he/she is fit for the job. On Merit will be given to a qualified
person in recognition of his/her performance .This is not based on seniority. This method is an
incentive for him/her. An organization seeking to promote its workers may choose to do so
based on seniority to take advantage of the employees' experience with the organization and to
reward them for their service. Another option is to promote based on merit, a measure of the
employees' contributions based on performance. Each method offers potential advantages and
disadvantages for the organization.
The British East India Company, in its expansionist mode was moving towards the
Northeast and approaching Nepal. Nepal was divided into many principalities during this period.
It was at this time that King Prithvi Narayan Shah, hailing from one of the principalities called
Gorkha, decided to unify Nepal. He was the architect of modern Nepal. Although, Gorkha was
small and economically weak, King Prithvi Narayan Shah astounded the world by carrying out
such a challenging task under such difficult circumstances. The Unification Campaign was
initiated in 1740 AD at which time the British had already started colonizing the Indian
provinces. This was a turning point in the history of the Nepalese army (NA). Since unification
was not possible without a strong army, the management of the armed forces had to be
exceptional. Apart from the standard army being organized in Gorkha, technicians and experts
had to be brought in from abroad to manufacture war materials. After the Gorkhali troops finally
captured Kathmandu (then known as Nepal), the Gorkhali armed forces came to be known as the
Nepalese Army. At that time Spoil System of promotion was predominant and there was no
seniority as well as merit based promotion system in Nepalese Army.
3.
Promotion System in Nepalese Army:
According to The History of Nepalese Army, a book published by Nepalese army, 3 King
Prithvi Narayan Shah started a formal organizational structure in the Army after winning the
battle against Makawanpur in 1762 (1819 BS). Five units namely, Srinath, Kalibox, Barda
Bahadur and Sabuj companies established as companies during the unification campaign of
Nepal in the 1760s. Srinath, Kalibox, Barda Bahadur and Sabuj companies were set up in
September 1762, while the Purano Gorakh Company was established in February 1763.
3
The History of Nepalese army, a book published by Nepalese army
(Fig.2 Promotion System from 1762 to 2013 in Nepalese Army)
Based on our Nepalese Army History and Nepalese History Book, we can conclude that
promotion system from 1762 to 1862 was purely Spoil system that was fully controlled by the
King and his courtiers and there was no seniority as well as Merit system. Further, 1862 to 1962
during Rana Regime as well as before Panchayat regime also Spoil System was the basic system
of promotion within Nepalese Army. From 1962 to 1990 during the Panchayat era, the Army
Promotion was based on Mixed System that is Spoil System as well as Based on Seniority. After
re-establishment of democracy in 1990, the promotion system in the Nepalese Army was based
on Seniority and Merit based system. Since January 2013, the Nepalese Army introduced "Merit
Based Promotion System".
4.
Foundation of Merit based Promotion:
By definition, the principle of meritocracy could not be effective in a non-competitive
society or environment. Nepal is a developing country with less than 50 % populations having
higher education. However, the Foundation of Merit Based Promotion is Higher education along
with other factors as shown in below Figure 4.
National
Culture of
Merit
Based
No Blame
Culture
Merit
Based
Promotion
Highly
Professional
Organisation
Higher
Level of
Education
(Fig. 3 Foundation of Merit Based Promotion in Nepalese Army)
Though this may seem like a drawback, in reality, the Merit Based promotion can be
implemented smoothly within Nepalese army if we can develop Merit based Culture as National
Culture in Nepal. This system should not be limited to the Nepalese Army only but expanded to
other government sectors as well. Professionalism is also another factor. A highly professional
army always welcomes Merit based promotion. We need to give priority in Professionalism.
Training is the back bone of professionalism. Similarly, "No Blame Culture" needs to be
introduced in Nepalese Army. We should not blame other for our Promotion. Merit Based
culture need to be developed from schooling and even from the child hood.
5.
Why Merit based Promotion? Its advantages:
The primary concern with meritocracy is the unclear definition of "merit". Different
people often have their own standards of merit, thus raising the question of which "merit" has
the best merits - or in other words - which standard is the "best" standard. Meritocracy also has
been criticized by egalitarians as a mere myth, which serves only to justify the status quo with
its proponents only giving lip service to equality. In the words of sociologist Laurie Taylor: The
hideous thing about meritocracy is it tells you that if you’ve given life your all and haven’t got
to the top you’re thick or stupid. Previously, at least, you could always just blame the class
system.
(Fig. 4 Merit Based Promotion Vs Seniority)
I personally did a worldwide research and concluded that around the globe 80%
employees prefer Merit Based Promotion, 15% prefer Seniority Based Promotion and 5% prefer
traditional promotion that is connected to relationship and political connection. This above
research clearly indicates that Merit based promotion is the best promotion system and we as
Nepalese army need to implement in all level of promotion which is presently limited to certain
ranks only.
Advantages of Merit based promotion:
(a) Motivation Boost: A merit-based program can provide motivation leading to increase
productivity. Army personnel who recognize that the best performers are the ones who
get ahead may put forth the extra effort they believe it takes to receive promotions.
(Fig. 5 Performance of Officers in Seniority Based and Merit Based Promotion in the
Nepalese Army)
(b) Reward for Ability: Military possess varying levels of skills and abilities, and a
merit-based program rewards those who may have the most to offer the organization in
the long run. While tenured employees offer the benefit of greater experience, this does
not necessarily equate with more ability. Less experienced army personnel possessing a
greater flair for innovation or creativity may be more likely to generate ideas that help the
army move forward in the future. Human Resource problem in our Nepalese Army is
associated in mainly:
1.
Needs: What is the need of Army personnel in terms of their personal need
and their career development need.
2.
Skill: We are facing a lot of problem now to prepare qualified human
resource. It is because of new technological development and globalization.
3.
Motivation: How we can keep our soldiers for a long time within a
organization with highly motivated condition is another key issue for HRM. Now
for new generation employee I think motivation not only includes increment in the
salary but also many other factors, their expectations are high and as an
organization we need to address them from Merit Based Promotion. The goal of
human resource management within Nepalese Army is to help an organization to
meet strategic goals by attracting and maintaining employees and also manage
them effectively.
From above graph we can see the continuous improvement in performance of individuals
throughout his career path. This can only be possible in Merit Based Promotion System.
Problems of HRM can lies in following working areas of human resource management within
the Nepalese Army, They are mainly:
1.
Work force planning
2.
Recruitment
3.
Induction and orientation
4.
Skill management
5.
Training and development
6.
Personnel administration
7.
Compensation or salary
8.
Time management
9.
Employ benefits administration
10.
Performance Appraisal
11.
Motivation
12.
Reward System
13.
Employment Relations
14.
Health and safety at work
15.
Sustainable HRM
16.
Leadership
17.
Communication within organization and external communication.
18.
Diversity management (Recently developed in HRM)
19.
Working with different cultural back ground people.
20.
Flexibility and work life balance.
21.
Finally, promotion system: Talent management in terms of recruitment,
motivation, retention, development and career progression (meeting their career
ambition) in future employ will be the great challenge for HRM and only Merit Based
Promotion System can address the future demand of our Soldiers.
6.
Military Promotion System in some of the developed nations:
US Army Promotion system is based on Merit system. This Merit is calculated based on
Military Trainings Points, Military awards and decoration, Military Education Points and Civil
education points. British Army, Indian Army, Pakistan army and most of the Armies around the
globe are now practicing promotion based on Merit system and found one of the proven systems
of promotion in professional army. Promotion in the army is normally a process of selecting
men and women who are thought capable of assuming higher responsibilities than those with
which they have previously been charged, but it can also be used as a reward for services already
rendered. The former principle tends to lead to advancement through selection (merit), the latter
by length of service (seniority), although influence, nepotism and purchase have also played
their parts. Non-commissioned officers are usually appointed and promoted within their
regiment or branch on the recommendation of commissioned officers. Most modern armies
operate a peacetime promotion system based partly on merit, as demonstrated in competitive
examinations, and partly on seniority. Peacetime promotion is generally slow and predictable,
although every effort is now made to establish definite career patterns for young officers. In
wartime, promotion can be rapid and pay little or no regard to seniority, able and enterprising
officers being pushed into senior commands at great speed. Very often, this is achieved by the
use of temporary or acting rank; an efficient lieutenant-colonel might well find himself advanced
to the rank of temporary major-general commanding a division although only receiving pay for
his substantive rank. This method, which was much used, and abused, by the British army
during the Second World War.
7.
Summary, "Merit based promotion is the Future of Nepalese Army":
There is a need of Merit based Promotion System for all ranks and its model needs to be
designed scientifically as per the needs of the Nepalese Army. Models of Merit Based promotion
at Lower level, Middle Level and higher level should be different, like at lower level emphasis
should be given physical and tactical aspects and middle level should give priority in leadership
and managerial aspects along with physical, whereas at top level focus should be given in the
areas of Leadership, Managerial skill and strategic capabilities.
(Fig.6 Merit Based Promotion in Summery)
It will take some time to set course for such Merit Based promotion, but we should work
hard to find out the best way in which it can adopt for merit system in different ranks of
Nepalese Army. A task force like PPG (Perspective Planning Group) can take some
management expert to develop Merit criteria of different ranks of Nepalese Army. For example,
Merit criteria for a sergeant is not the same as that for Lt.Col. In summary, I would like to
highlight this Quote "Promotion is a movement to a position in which responsibilities and
presumably, prestige are increased" - Dale Yoder.4We can conclude that Merit Based Promotion
system is back bone of any organization. It is a system that rewards hard work. That's why,
"Merit based promotion is the Future of Nepalese Army".
8.
References:
1. Research Methods for Business by Joseph F.Hair, Jr 2007 .
2. Strategic Management and Competitive Advantage by Barney & Hesterly (Pearson International Edition).
3. Human Resource Management, Case study Approach by Michael Muller-Camen & Susan Leigh (Chartered
Institute of Personnel and Development).
3. http://www.ekantipur.com/the-kathmandu-post/2013/02/14/
4. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=merit+based+promotion&title=Special%3ASearch
5. http://www.nepalarmy.mil.np/
6 . http://www.ncoguide.com/enlisted-promotion/promotion-calculator.html
7.http://www.blackwellreference.com/public/tocnode?id=g9780631168485_chunk_g978063116848520ss1 -39
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-3_ b'n{e k|hfltsf] j+z hf]ufpg / ljsf; ug{ .
-ª_ kfgLsf] >f]t / z'4 kfgLsf] hu]gf{ ug{ tyf hn>f]t ljsf;sf] dfu{ k|z:t ug{ .
-r_ b'n{e / cd"N o hLjhGt', ag:klt / hl8a'6Lsf] ;+/If0f / ;Dj4{g ug{ .
-5_ k|fs[l ts k|sf]k lgoGq0fdf of]ubfg ug{ .
-h_ vlgh kbfy{, sRrf kbfy{, lgdf{0 f ;fdu|Lsf] ;+/If0f, Aoj:yfkg / ;b'kof]u u/L pBf]u Joj;fosf] ljsf;
ug{ .
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-`_ hnjfo' kl/jt{g / kof{j/0fLo k|b'i f0fsf] /f]syfddf 6]j f k'¥ ofpg .
-6_ sfj{g pT;h{g k|lqmof lgoGq0f ug{ cfjZos ag h¨n hf]ufP/ sfj{g Jofkf/af6 d'n'ssf] cfo>f]t
a9fpg .
-7_ k|fs[lts ;f}Gbo{tfnfO{ cgGtsfn;Dd hLjGt /flv/fVg .
-8_ ;Dk"0f{ dfgjhfltsf] bL3{sfnLg lxt / sNof0fsf] nflu .
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k|b'if0f, jGo hGt'sf] cj}w c¨ Jofkf/, s[lif tyf cf}Bf]uLs/0f cflbn] k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] sfo{n fO{ hl6n / r'g f}tLk"0 f{
agfPsf] s'/f 3fd h:t} 5n{¨ 5 . oL ljljw r'gf}tLx?n] ubf{ k|s[l t / k|fs[lts ;Dkbf tyf hLjhGt'sf] af;:yfg
v'Drb} uPsf] cj:yf 5 . oL r'gf}tLx? sltko k|fs[l ts, w]/} h;f] dfgj l;lh{t / s]xL cfGtl/s 5g\ . t/ oxf“ xfdL
cfGtl/s r'g f}tLx? / ltgsf] lgbfgsf] af/]df rrf{ u5+f}{F .
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k|fyldstf lgwf{/0f M g]kfnL ;]gfsf] k|fylds lhDd]jf/L lgjf{w?kdf /fli6«o cv08tf / ;fj{ef}ldstfsf]
/Iff ug'{ xf] . oBlk k|s[l t ;+/If0fsf] lhDd]j f/L lgjf{x ug]{ sfo{sf] nflu 5'6\o fOPsf] kmf}hnfO{ g]kfnL ;]gfn]
;b}j ;+/If0f sfo{df dfq nflu kg]{ lbuf] Joj:yfsf] k|Tofe"lt ug'{kg]{ x'G5 . cfGtl/s åGåsfndf h:tf] kf]i 6x?
dh{ x'“bf cfkm\g f] ;'/Iff lhDd]jf/Ldf ePsf w]/} kf]i6x? Wj:t ePsf] / jg tyf jGohGt'sf] 7"nf] Iflt ePsf]
glh/af6 /fli6«o cGt/f{li6«o ;+/If0fljb\x?n] lbuf] ;'/Iff Joj:yfsf] ck]Iff u/]sf 5g\ . t;y{, slDtdf k|s[lt
;+/If0f h¨n l8p6Ldf vl§g] kmf}hsf] nflu ;]s]08/L geP/ k|fylds lhDd]jf/L x'g ' kb{5 . ;fy} eljiodf
kf]i6x? g5f8\g ] k|ltj4tf / t}gfy kmf}hsf] e/kbf]{ ;'/Iff Joj:yfsf nflu lgs'~h cf/IfnfO{ ;+s6sfnLg
cj:yfdf zflGt If]q 3f]i f0ff ug]{ Joj:yfsf nflu kxn ul/g'kb{5 . k|fyldstf lgwf{/0f u/]kl5 h¨n l8p6Lsf]
kmf}h / >f]t ;fwgnfO{ lhNnf ;'/Iff, ;df/f]x, eL=cfO{=kL= ;'/Iff nufotsf cGo lhDd]jf/Ldf gnufO{ ;+/If0f
l8p6Ldf Psfu|?kdf s]Gb|Lt x'g lbg'kb{5 . å}wrl/qsf] l8p6Ln] Civil Military Relation df ;d]t
gsf/fTds c;/ kfg]{ / kl/0ffd klg xft gnfUg] x'gfn] ;hutf ckgfpg' kb{5 .
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l8p6Ldf k7fpg] o'l g6, kltx? / kmf}h rogsf] :ki6 dfkb08 x'g 'kb{5 . k]zfut k|ltof]lutfdf k|yd / låtLo
x'g], zflGt ;]gfdf ;xefuL x'g ] o'lg6x?nfO{ k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] lhDd]jf/Ldf v/f] pqg] cj;/ k|bfg ug{ / clt
of]Uo ;d"xaf6 kltx? 5gf}6 ug{ pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 . h¨n l8p6L ;fgbf/ / ;kmntfk" j{s k'/f u/L pTs[i6
kl/0ffd lgsfNgsf] nflu kmf}hnfO{ pko'Q m tflnd, cEof;, xf}; nf / ;'ljwf clgjfo{?kdf k|bfg ug{ cfjZos
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Joj:yfaf6 kmf}hsf] Joj;flostf j[l4 ug{ ;lsG5 . ;fy}, t/fO{ a[u]8, dfp06]g a[u]8 / lxdfnL a[u]8sf] s/La
Ps l8lehg cfsf/sf] 5'§} h¨n kmd]{; g :yfkgfsf] ;+efJotf cWoog u/]/ k"0 f{ Joj;flos kmf}h l8p6Lsf]
nflu of]ubfg ug{ ;s]sf] v08df /fli6«o cGt/f{l i6«o jftfj/0fljb\ / ;+/If0fljb\x?sf] yk cf:yf, ljZjf; /
;dy{g k|fKt ug{ ;lsG5 .
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cf+sng ug{ ;lsG5 eg] !÷@ jif{ ag h¨n lrgfpg o'lg6x?nfO{ lgs'~h÷cf/Ifdf n}hfg] / l56}[ cGoq
:yfgfGt/0f ug]{ kl/kf6L eGbf u0f÷u'N dnfO{ $ jif{ clgjfo{ ;+/If0f lhDd]j f/Ldf /xg'kg] { gLltut k|fjwfg
;'l glZrt ug{ pko'Q m x'G5 . cem of]eGbf cufl8 a9]/ :yfoL h¨n kmd]{;gnfO{ t/fO{af6 kxf8, k"j{af6 klZrd
cyjf w]/} kf]i6 / r'gf}tL ePsf] lgs'~h cf/Ifaf6 t' ngfTds sd kf]i 6 / r'g f}tL ePsf] :yfg ljz]i fdf
:yfgfGt/0f ug]{ Joj:yf ePdf kmf}hsf] Joj;flostfdf emg\ lgvf/ cfO{ /fd|f] / e/kbf]{ sfo{ ;Dkfbg x'g
;Sb5 . o'lg6 cbnLabnLsf] ;Dj]bgzLn ;donfO{ se/ ug{ / ;'/Iff r'g f}tLnfO{ ;fDo kfg{sf] nflu æck/]]zg
x06Æ Hofb} k| efjsf/L ePsf] 5 . :k]; n ck/]zg kmf];{af6 k|fKt of] ;xof]un] lrtjg /fli6«o lgs'~hnfO{ ælh/f]
kf]lr¨ jif{Æ sf] ;Ddfg k|fKt ug{ ;3fp k'u]sf] oyfy{ xfdLn] la;{g ldNb}g . æck/]; g x06Æ sf] :jfldTj /
lhDd]jf/L o; jif{af6 dWo k[tgf c8\8fn] lnPsf] s'/f Hofb} ;XfgLo 5 . k[tgf l/he{ kmf}h tyf chobn
u'NdnfO{ kl/rfng u/]/ ;~rfng x'g ] ck/]zg x06n] ck]Iffs[t ;kmntf xfl;n ug]{ s'/fdf b'O{ dt 5}g . dWo
k[tgfsf] of] cu'jfO{ / kxntfn] ljZj ;Dkbfdf ;"l rs[t lrtjg /fli6«o lgs'~hsf] ;+/If0fdf ljz]if of]ubfg t
k'U5 g}, cGo k[tgf c8\8fsf] nflu klg cg's/0fof]Uo kf7 x'g]5 .
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r]g ckm sdf08 M r]g ckm sdf08nfO{ ;/n / ;xh agfO{ lkmN8 o'l g6x?nfO{ pRr xf};nf sfod
/fvL ;fxl;s / kxn sbdL lnP/ sfo{ ug{ Jojxf/t ;lhnf] agfOg' kb{5 . /fli6«o ;Í6 tyf /fli6«o
cfktsfnLg ;do cyjf /fli6«o ;]g f kl/rfngsf] cj:yf afx]s zflGtsfnLg ;dodf lgs'~h / cf/Ifdf
t}gfy u0f÷u'N dx?nfO{ /fli6«o lgs'~h lgb]{zgfnoaf6 k|ToIf cg'udg, lgoGq0f / lgb]{zg ug]{ Joj:yf a9L
;/n / Jofjxfl/s x'G5 . tfn's jflxgL / k[tgfx?n] ;Dj]bgzLn ;+/If0f lhDd]jf/Ldf vl§Psf lkmN8
o'lg6x?nfO{ cfjZos k/]sf] avt :j:k"mt{?kdf hgzlQm, ef}l ts / g}l ts ;kf]6{ ug]{ gLlt cjnDag ug'{
kb{5 . ;fy}, ;fwf/0f zflGtsfnLg cj:yfdf cf–cfkm\g f] lhDd]jf/L If]qdf kg]{ lgs'~h÷cf/Ifsf] ;'/Iff cj:yf
;'b[9 ug]{ / gd"gf lgs'~h agfpg] ;DalGwt k[tgf / jflxgLsf] p2]Z o ePsf] v08df ;+/If0f lhDd]jf/Ldf
lgzGb]x ;s/fTds kl/jt{g cfpg] ;+efjgf a9]]/ hfG5 .
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lgb]{zgfnosf] ;jnLs/0f M @)^^ ;fndf zfvfaf6 lgb]{zgfnodf ?kfGt/0f ePsf] #( hgf b/aGbLsf]
/fli6«o lgs'~h tyf jGohGt' cf/If lgb]{zgfnosf] ;+/rgfnfO{ k"g/fjnf]sg u/L gof“, k|efjsf/L / sfdofjL
;+/rgf agfO lbg' kb{5 . ;fy} lgb]{zgfnonfO{ d'n 'sel/sf ;a} lgs'~h / cf/Ifx?nfO{ k|ToIf cg'udg, lgb]{zg
/ lgoGq0f ug{ ;Ifd / ;jn agfpg >f]t ;fwg ;DkGg ;d]t agfOg' kb{5 . lgb]{zgfnosf] ;zlQms/0f /
lkmN8 o'l g6 kltx?nfO{ cem a9L pQ/bfoL / hjfkmb]xL agfpg u0f÷u'Ndkltx?sf] g]s]j bL /fli6«o lgs'~h
tyf jGohGt' cf/If lgb]{zsaf6 n]l vg] Joj:yf Jojxfl/s / pko'Qm x'G5 .
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;z:q k|x/Lsf] :yfgfGt/0f M af“s] /fli6«o lgs'~h 3f]if0ff eO ;f] sf] ;'/Iffy{ g]kfnL ;]g fsf] u0f;d]t
t}gfy eO;s]sf] cj:yfdf Toxf“ t}gfy ;z:q k|x/Lsf] u0fnfO{ cGoq :yfgfGt/0f ug{ ePsf] l9nfO{n ] 7"n f]
;d:of ;[hgf ePsf] 5 . Pp6f lgs'~hleq b'O{ lsl;dsf ;'/Iff kmf}hsf] pkl:yltsf] cljnDa cGTo x'g
cfjZos 5 . o;sf] nflu ;z:q k|x/Lsf] u0fnfO{ lgs'~h aflx/ :yfgfGt/0f / Joj:yfkg ug{ l9nf] eO;s]sf]
cj:yf 5 . of] ;d:of ;dfwfgsf] nflu ;z:q k|x/L an x]8Sjf6/sf] :j]l R5s kxn / k|o f; a9L sfdofjL
x'g] b]l vG5 .
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kltx?sf] sfo{l jlw M ;Dj]bgzLn / dxŒjk"0f{ lhDd]jf/L lgjf{x ug{ kltx?sf] cxd\ e"l dsf x'g] x'“bf
pgLx?n] lgs'~h, cf/Ifdf @ jif{ clgjfo{ ;]jf ug]{ Joj:yf ;'lglZrt x'g ' kb{5 . xfn & j6f lgs'~h, cf/Ifdf
t}gfy u'N dsf u'N dkltx?sf] !)÷!@ dlxgfsf] lgo'lQmn] tL lgs'~h÷cf/Ifx?nfO{ ck]Iffs[t kl/0ffd tyf
of]ubfg k'Ug ;s]sf] 5}g . t;y{, u'Ndx?nfO{ u0fdf :t/f]Gglt ug]{ cyjf lgs'~h÷cf/Ifsf] xsdf
u'Ndkltx?sf] ;]jf cjlwnfO{ @ jif{ sfod ug]{ gLltut Joj:yf x'g h?/L b]l vG5 . To;}ul/ o'l g6
cbnL÷abnLsf] ;dodf ;d]t u0fklt÷u'Ndkltx?sf] h¨n l8p6Ldf latfpg] ;dofjlw @ jif{ sfod /fVg]
Joj:yf dfq lgs'~h÷cf/Ifsf] lxtdf x'g]5 .
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g]kfnL ;]gfnfO{ lbgsf] nflu Ps÷Ps a6flnog kmf}h zL3| t}gfy ul/lbg /fli6«o lgs'~h ljefun] jg
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/ ltgLx?sf] ;'/Iff cj:yf ;'b[9 u/L gd"g f lgs'~h / cf/If agfpg l9nfO{ ul/g' x'“b}g . gof“ lgs'~h cf/Ifdf
;]g fsf] ;'/Iff dfu Psflt/ Hofb} ;s/fTds / csf]{lt/ ;]g fk|lt ;+/If0fljb\x?sf] a9\bf] ljZjf; klg xf] . o;sf]
cnjf ;+/If0f lhDd]j f/Ldf pNn]Vo ;+Vofdf kmf}hnfO{ lehfpg' g]kfnL ;]g fsf] nflu /fd|f] cj;/ / jt{dfg
cfsf/sf] cfjZostfnfO{ k'i 6\o fO{ ug]{ df}sf klg xf] .
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cof]Uo / c;'/lIft ;d]t eO;s]sf 5g\ . tL 3/x?nfO{ gof“ ;'/lIft 3/x?n] abNg zL3| sf/jfxL cufl8
a9fpg cfjZos eO;s]sf] 5 . gof“ kf]i 6x?sf] lgdf{0 f / k'/fgf kf]i 6x?sf] d/fdt, ;+ef/ tyf :t/f]Ggltdf
;d]t oyf]l rt Wofg k'¥ofpg cfjZos b]l vG5 . lgs'~h -cf/Ifdf eL=cfO{=kL= u]i6 xfp;sf] lgdf{0 f u/]/ ;}l gs
clwsf/Lx? tyf kfx'gfx?nfO{ Joj:yfkg ug{ ;lsof] eg] h¨n l8p6Ldf /x]sf] kmf}hnfO{ /fxt, ;lhnf] /
ldtJooL ;d]t x'g hfG5 . drfg, g]i 6x?sf] lgdf{0 f / k|o f] un] df]jfO{n h¨n ck/]; gnfO{ d2t k'Ub5 . r': t
df]l jln6L / sDo"lgs];gn] dfq jf:tljs / cy{k"0f{ ;+/If0f ;+e j x'g] ePsf] x'“bf o:tf >f]t ;fwg pknAw
u/fpg / ltgsf] d/fdt ;+ ef/ tyf lbuf] ;+/If0f / ;b'kof]u dfly hf]8 lbg'kb{5 .
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t;y{ ;+/If0f k|0 ffnLdf ;do ;fk]If / Jofks ;'w f/sf] cfjZostf 5 . ;fO{sn k6«f]l n¨ / To;af6 xfl;n x'g ]
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r'gf}tLsf] 7Ls n]vfhf]vf u/]/ pko'Qm h¨n snfsf] cjnDag ug]{ / ;kmntf k|fKt ug]{ sfd o'l g6kltsf]
x'G5 . t;y{, o'lg6klt Hofb} ;fxl;s, ultzLn / b"/b[li6 /fVg ;Sg] x'g 'kb{5 .
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hjfkmb]lxtf a9fpg ckl/xfo{ ePsf] 5 . ;+/If0fdf q'6L, nfk/jfxL / l9nf;': tL cIfDo x'G5 / To;sf] d"N o
;a}n] clgjfo{?kdf ltg'{ kb{5 eGg] s'/fnfO{ Jojxf/df ptf/]/ b]vfpg ;Sg' kb{5 . /fd|f] sfdsf] >]o ;DalGwt
k[tgfklt, jflxgLklt, lgb]{zs nufotnfO{ lbg / Ifltsf] nflu ;a}nfO{ clgjfo{ hjfkmb]x L agfpg] Joj:yf
ePdfq ;+/If0f sfo{ k|efjsf/L x'g ;Sb5 . ;+/If0fdf hjfkmb]l xtfsf] dfu hg:t/df dfq geP/ /fli6«o /
cGt/f{li6«o :t/df ;d]t a9]]/ uPsf] oyfy{n fO{ xfdLn] OdfGbf/Lk"j{s cfTd;fy ug'{kb{5 .
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vfusf] dfu a9]/ uPsf] tYonfO{ k'li6 ub{5 . tL b]zx?df Ps jif{df ^)) eGbf a9L u}F8fsf] lzsf/ x'“bf g]kfnl:yt
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lrtjg / ;u/dfyf /fli6«o lgs'~h ljZj ;Dkbfdf ;"l rs[t x'g' .
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sf]zL6Kk' jGohGt' cf/If nufot w]/} tfn tn}ofx? ljZj /fd;f/ ;"l rdf ;"lrs[t x'g ' .
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Zero Poaching Statusxfl;n ug{ pBt /xg' .
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ljZj ;+/If0f ;d'bfo -World Conservation Community_ ;d]taf6 k|z+; f x'g' .
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kl/rfng, k|o f]u / lgb]{zg Psn?kdf o'l g6 sdf08/n] ug]{ ePsf]n ] kltsf] of]hgf / kxnsbdLn] lgs'~h÷cf/Ifsf]
eljio lgwf{/0f ub{5 . k|d'v ;+/If0f clws[t - Chief Warden_ nfO{ æh¨nsf] /fhfÆ eg]/ sltko n]v / k': tsdf
pNn]v ul/Psf] s'/fnfO{ dfGg] xf] eg] klg p;sf] hu cyjf ldof] eg]sf] Toxf“ t}gfy o'lg6 sdf08/ g} xf] . t;y{,
o'lg6 sdf08/n] s;}sf] d'v gtfsL :j]lR5s / :j:km"{t?kdf ;'/Iff sf/jfxL ;~rfng u/]/ ;kmntf / kl/0ffd xfl;n
ug{ pBt /xg' kb{5 . lgs'~h k|zf;g / ;'/Iff cËaLr s'g } klg k|fs[l ts / s[lqd cj/f]w x'g' xF'b}g . ;fdfGo /
zflGtsfnLg cj:yfdf kltx?sf] nflu kxntf / c;Ld ;fx; k|bz{g ug]{ pko'Qm ynf] lgs'~h÷cf/If afx]s bf]>f]
cyjf j}slNks csf]{ :yfg b]l vFb}g . t;y{, lkmN8 o'l g6x?nfO{ :jtM / :j:km"t{ ?kdf kxnsbdL lng ;a}n] k|]l /t
ug'{kb{5 . lkmN8 o'lg6x?sf] lgDg kxn / k|o f;n] ;+/If0fdf cf;fltt kl/jt{g Nofpg ;lsG5 .
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9ª\uaf6 kl/0ffdd'vL sfd ug]{ .
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/ efjgfdf ;+/If0f efj hfu[t u/fpg] .
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gof“ t}g fy x'g cfpg] o'lg6nfO{ Go"g td # dlxgf cf]e/Nofk u/L ;“u} /fVg], lehfpg] / lj:t[tdf
l8p6L a'emfpg] .
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h¨n l8p6L cjlwe/ pRr Tofu k|bz{g ug]{ . cfly{s nfe, ;fdfg hf]8\g ], ;fdfg xfNg] h:tf sfo{df
eGbf sb/ / k'/:sf/ xfl;n ug]{tkm{ pBt /xg] .
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cfkm\g f] 5'§} e/kbf]{ O{06 g]6 js{sf] :yfkgf ug]{ / O{0 6 g]6js{ af/] /fd|f] a'ema'emf/y ug]{ .
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ck/]zg bfo/fnfO{ km/flsnf] kf/L kf6]af3sf] cfxf/f a9fpg ljz]if of]ubfg ug]{ .
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kl/rfng ug]{ .
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lgs'~h÷cf/If k|zf;gsf] ef}lts k"jf{wf/, ;jf/L ;fwg / cGo >f]t ;fwgsf] ;d]t ;'/Iff lhDd]jf/L
lng] .
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lgs'~h÷cf/Ifsf] :jfldTj :j]l R5s / :j:k"mt{?kdf u|x0f ug]{ .
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kmfo/n]g, k'n , k'n];f cflbsf] lgdf{0f ;'w f/ sfo{df :j]lR5s >dbfg tyf of]ubfg ug]{ .
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jGohGt'sf] af;:yfg ;'wf/, kf]v/L 3f“; ] d}bfg lgdf{0 fdf :j]l R5s of]ubfg ug]{ .
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jGohGt' u0fgf, cg'udg / cg';Gwfg sfo{df :j]lR5s ;xeflutf hgfpb} e/kbf]{ ;'/Iff / hgzlQm
Pj+ aGbf]j:tL ;xof]u k|bfg ug]{ .
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lgs'~h -cf/Ifsf jf:tljs dflns Toxf“ a;f]af; ug]{ hgtf / ;'/Iff kmf}h c:yfoL ;xof]uL ;+o Gq
dfq xf] eGg] s'/fnfO{ cfTd;ft u/L ;xeflutfd"ns ;+/If0f df]8nnfO{ k|f]T;fxg lbg] .
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;+/If0fdf ;a}nfO{ cfj4 ug{ æj[xb\ 6LdÆ lgdf{0fdf hf]8 lbg] .
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dBjlt{ If]q sf] ;d]t ag ;Dkbf / aGohGt'sf] ;'/Iff :jfldTj lng cfkm\g f] sfo{ If]qsf] bfo/f
a9fpg] .
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cfhsf lgs'~hcf/If / b'n{e jGohGt'x? xfd|f k"j {hx?sf /ut kl;gfsf pkh x'g \ . oLgnfO{ h:tfsf] t:t}
cyjf cem kl/:s[t / ljsl;t?kdf efjL ;GtltnfO{ x:tfGt/0f ug]{ uxg bfloTj :jefjt xfd|f] x'g cfp“5 . g]kfnL
;]g fsf] s/La $ bzs nfdf] of]ubfgsf] /Iff ug{ klg xfdLn] k|s[l t ;+/If0fsf] lhDd]j f/LnfO{ pRr k|fyldstfdf /fvL
axg ug}{kg]{ x'G5 . xfnsf] pknAwLdf k"0 f{ lj/fd nufP/ lj>fd lng'eGbf cem pT;flxt eP/ k/Dk/fut k|0 ffnL /
cfkm\g f sdL sdhf]/LnfO{ ;RofpFb} cfw'lgstd, a}1flgs / Jojxfl/s ;+/If0f k|0ffnLsf] cg's/0f u/]/ cufl8 a9\g
o'lQm;+ut x'G5 . of] a[xb hl6n / ;Dj]bgzLn lhDd]jf/L ePsf]n] lkmN8sf] ;d:ofx?sf] plrt ;Daf]wg ug{ / ljifdtf
/ k|lts"n tfdf h'lw/x]sf kmf}hnfO{ yk ;'ljwf ;DkGg agfO{ xf}; nf sfod /fVg ;}l gs g]t[Tj txaf6} ljz]i f kxntf
lgjf{x ul/g'kb{5 . ;fy}, cfO{;f]n]; gsf] Psn k|o f; eGbf ;+o 'Qm / ;fem]bf/ lhDd]j f/L ePsf]n ] s]Gb|b]lv If]q, c~rnx“'b}
lkmN8 tx;Dd ;a}n] ;a} lgsfo;“u ;Dks{ ;'–;DaGw / ;dGjo u/L sfo{ ;Dkfbg ug{ pko' Qm x'G5 . ;}l gs g]t[Tj
ju{sf] k|fyldstf / b[9 k|ltj4tf tyf lkmN8 txsf] kxntf, Tofu, ;dk{0 f / ;fxl;s ;+/If0f sfo{n ] dfq k|s[l tsf] wgL
b]zsf] cd"No gLlwx?sf] lbuf] ;+/If0f ;Dej 5 . dg, jrg / sd{n] k'/f ul/g] of] wfld{s / k'0o ;]jfaf6 g]kfnL ;]g fn]
cfTd;Gt'l i6 dfq k|fKt ug]{ 5}g, a? cfkm\g f] ax'c foflds rl/q k|bz{g ub}{ /fli6« o / cGt/f{l i6«o uf}/j sdfpg ;'Gb/
cj;/ k|fKt eO/xg] 5 . lgoldt ;lqmo ;]gfnfO{ k|fKt of] cj;/sf] k"0 f{ ;b'kof]u ub}{ g] kfnL ;]g fn] ljZj ;+/If0f
;d'bfonfO{ Pp6f ækl/:s[t / pTs[i6 ;+/If0f df]8nÆ k|:t't u/]/ b]vfpg;s]df jt{dfg ;+/If0f lhDd]jf/LnfO{
r'gf}tLaf6 cj;/df abNg ;lsg]5 .
dlg;sf] cfr/0faf6 p;sf] s'nsf] cg'dfg nfUb5, p;sf] efiffaf6 p;sf] d'n b]zsf] kl/ro ldNb5 / p åf/f
ul/Psf] cfb/ ;Ddfgaf6 p;sf] x[bosf] pbf/tfsf] cg'dfg nfUb5 .
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lj=;+= @)#& lt/ d g+= $ jflxgLsf] jflxgL ;]g fgLdf sfo{/t lyP . ToxL bf}/fg k|d'v ;]gfgLdf kbf]Gglt eO{
pRrlzv/ zfvfsf] zfvfkltdf ;?jf ePsf] hfgsf/L;d]t k|fKt u/]“ . cfkm\g f] sfo{ef/ a'emfP/ ;d'b|; xtaf6 !@%))
kmL6df cjl:yt d':tfË lhNnfsf] s};fËsf] nflu k|:yfg u/]“ . cfkm\g f] uGtJo :yfg k'Ug ;j{k|yd sf7df08f} uP, csf{]
lbg s'g} ljz]i f lgb{]zg eP a'em\g h¨L c8\8f l5/]“ . ?= @* sf] a; l6s6 sf6L kf]v/fdf af; a:g k'u]“ . k} bn lx“8\bf
;xof]u ug{ b'O{ hgf s}; fËaf6 cfP/ kf]v/fdf s'/]/ a;]sf /x]5g\ . csf{] lbg ljxfg} hf]d;f]d / s};fËsf] nflu k|:yfg
u/]“ . kf]v/faf6 k}bn lx“8L k|yd lbg rGbfsf]6 bf]>f] lbg 3f]8]kfgLsf] psfnf] sf6]kl5 lzvf eGg]ufp“d f af; al;of] .
pQm ;do 3f]8]kfgLdf afSnf] t/ v/L h'“ufo'Qm u'/f“;sf] hª\un / tLgj6f e§L k;nsf] 5fk|f] dfq lyP .
t]>f] lbg 3f“; f / rf}yf] lbg hf]d;f]d k'l uof] . cSnfd6fO{h x'g \ Ps lbg hf]d;f]ddf af; a;L 5}6f}F lbg
d'l Qmgfy bz{gug{ uP“ . ;ftf}F lbg l7gLufp“x'“b} nDkm'8\o fË vf]n f tb{} 7f8f] psfnf] af6f] eP/ rf/ 306fdf s}; fË k'u“] .
vDkfx?sf] rnv]n bf}/fg s};fË d"Vo SofDk lyof] . ;a} sdf08/x? a:g] / of]hgf agfpg] d"Vo SofDkaf6} x'Gy] .
lj=;+= @)#! ;fnlt/ g]kfnL ;]gfn] vDkfx?sf] lgMz:qLs/0f u/] kZrft\ pRr lxdfnL If]qdf n8\g ;Sg] Ifdtf j[l 4 ug{
cfjZos 7fgL ToxL pRr lzv/ zfvfsf] :yfkgf ePsf] lyof] . ejgx? c:yfoL ?kdf 9'ª\uf / df6f]sf] kvf{n tyf
5fgf df6f]n] 5fPsf lyP . d sfo{/t /x];Dd g]kfnL ;]g fn] s'g } yk ejgsf] lgdf{0f jf k'/fgf 3/x?sf] d/fdt u/]sf]
lyPg . P]g–t]g cfkm\g } >f]t / ;fwgaf6 d/fdt u/L ;f] 6x/fdf ;}l gsx? a:g] ub{y] . kf]v/faf6 s};fË;Ddsf] k}bn
ofqf klg clt /f]rs lyof] t/ d of] n]vdf ;dfj]z ug{ rfxGg . s]xL lbg zfvfsf] lhDd]j f/L, ultljlw cflb a'e m\g
nfUof] . dfp06]g jf/km]o/ tflnd g} gu/]sf] s/ ;fx]asf] ;?jf lsg s;/L ePsf] xf]nf < eGg] rrf{ zfvfdf sfo{/t
ljleGg bhf{sfn] ug{] u/]sf] ;'Gg kfp“y] . d klg ;?jf ul/Psf]df crlDdt lyP“ . d}n] lj=;+= @)!(–@)@@ ;fn u/L #
jif{ ef/tsf] g]zgn l8km]G; Ps]8]dL, v/sjf;nf, k'gf / ! jif{ OlG8og ldln6/L Ps]8]dL, b]x/fb'g u/L $ jif{sf]
clws[t cfwf/e"t tflnd u/]sf] lyP“ . v/sjf;nfdf tflnd/t x'“bf k|yd k6s Sof8]6x?nfO{{ dfp06]l gol/Ëdf n}hfg]
lg0f{o ePcg';f/ $ hgfdWo] d klg 5gf}6df k/]sf] lyP . ;]gfsf] k|l;4 kj{tf/f]xL clws[t g] tf ePsf] xfd| f] 6f]nLn]
pQ/fv08sf] u9jfndf kg{] aGb/k'5 lxdfnsf] cf/f]x0f u/]sf] lyof] . To; cf/f]x0fsf] bf}/fg l;lsPsf] snfx? /
JolQmut cWoog u/L cfkm\g f] k]zfut 1fgsf] clej[l4 ub{} uP“ .
vDkfx?sf] lgMz:qLs/0f kl5klg s]xL 5'6]sf vDkfx?af6 d': tfË, 8f]Nkf / dgfË lhNnfx?df ;lqmo /xL pkb|j
ug{] ;Defjgfx?nfO{ b[l i6ut u/L ;fnsf] Ps k6s d':tfËsf] nf]d GyfËb]lv g]kfn rLgsf] ;Ldfgfx'“b} 8f]Nkfsf]
5sf{ef]6;Ddsf] Onfsfsf] /]sL ug{] lgb{]zg /x]5 .
zfvfaf/] lj:t[t la|l kmË / hfgsf/L ePkl5 cfkm\g } cfufdL of]hgfx? af/] ;f]Rg yfn] . ;fpg ! ut]af6 k/Dk/fut
/]sLdf hfg] :jLs[ltsf] nflu n]l vof] . d ;lxt !$ hgfsf] 5gf} 6 / aGbf]a:tL ;fdfgx? 9'jfgL ug{ rf/ 3f]8f / gf}
vRr8 sf] klg Joj:yf ul/of] . oxL bf}/fg a]l ;s tflnd klg ;'? e} ;s]sf] lyof] . ;do d} /]sL hfg] :jLs[l t k|fKt
eof] .
d]/f] r'g f}tLk"0 f{ ofqf lj=;+=@)#* ;fpg ! ut]sf] !))) ah] hf]d ;f]daf6 ;'? eof] . !@#) ah] sfua]g L k'l uof]
hxf“ d'lQmgfyaf6 aUg] vf]nf sfnLu08sL gbLdf ldl;g] /x]5 . of] bf]efg ef/tsf] uofeGbf sd kljq :yn /x]g5 .
cfkm\g } tLy{ :ynnfO{ x]nf u/L ef/tdf lsg hfg] u5{ g\ < s] c1fgtfn] xf] < ufp“sf] dWo efudf /x]sf] 7"nf] /ftf] 3/df
a:g / vfg] Joj:yf /x]5 . ljb]zLx? /]8 x6sf] gfdn] kl/lrt /x]5 g\ . ufp“sf] rf/}lt/ /]lu:tfgsf] h:tf] b[Z o b]l vof],
d]/f] nflu klg g]kfndf of] gf}n f] lyof] . ufp“sf] k[i 7e"l ddf df6f]sf] kxf8 / Tof] kxf8df u'kmfx? ePsf] h:tf] Kjfnx?
klg :ki6 b]lvGy] . sfua]gLaf6 k|:yfg x'“bf cln psfnf] / ;f“3'/f] e~HofË eP/ hfg] af6f] /x]5, Tof] e~HofËaf6 hf“bf
dfG5]nfO{ g} p8fO{ lbg] ultsf] xfjf rNg] u/]sf] cg'e"l t ul/of] .
sfuj]gLaf6 tLg 306f lx“8]kl5 bzj6f 3/ /x]sf] tfDa] / Toxf“af6 Ps 306fsf] lx“8fO{kZrft cGbfhL !(@
hg;+Vof, %)–^) 3/, x'nfs kf7zfnfo'Q m 5';fË ufp“ cfof] . bfdf]b/ lxd>[+vnfaf6 lg:s]sf] gbL ufp“sf] k"j {
pQ/lt/af6 auL sfnL u08sLdf ;dfj]z ePsf] b]l vof] . sfnL u08sLsf] lsgf/x'“b} r]n ] eGg] ufp“sf] blIf0fdf /x]sf]
k'naf6 gbL kf/ u/L psfnf] nfu]kl5 aL; j6f 3/ / &)–*) hg;+Vof ePsf] r]n ] ufp“ k'uL ToxL af; al;of] .
bf]>f] lbg r]n]af6 r§fgsf] dWo efuaf6 lgld{t ;f“3'/f] / vt/gfs uf]/]6f] af6f]x'“b} psfnf] nfluof] . cGbfhLb'O{
306f lx“8fOkl5 !@ j6f 3/ / %%–^) hg;+Vof ePsf] ;d/ ufp“ k'luof] . kxf8sf] 9nfgdf /x]sf] tyf glhs w'kLsf]
;fgf] hª\un klg b]lvof] . To:sf] dfly hL0f{ cj:yfdf !@ j6f vDkfx?af6 lgld{t 3/x? klg lyP . pRr :yfgdf
/x]sf] x'“bf tnaf6 cfpg]x?nfO{ /f]Sg /fd|f] nf]s]zg ePsf]n] s]xL vDkfx? a:g] u/]sf /x]5 g\ . ;d/af6 l3ln+u;Ddsf]
;ft 306fsf lxF8fO{ kZrft\ PSnf–PSn} 3/ jf e§L ePsf] ljof“, Gofdb / ;+a'rL cfP . k}bn ofqLx? oL e§Lx?df
5\o f+u / :yfgLo dlb/f vf“bf /x]5 g\ . lrof gkfOg] /x]5 . Toxf“af6 bz 306fsf] lx“8fOkl5 cGbfhL (# 3/ / #%)
hg;+Vof ePsf] l3lnËdf af; al;of] .
t]>f] lbg zlgaf/ ePtfklg ljxfg * ah] ofqf ;'? ul/of] . tLg 306fsf] lx“8fOkl5 && 3/ / @&) hg;+Vof
ePsf] 3dLufp“ k'l uof] . 3dLufp“ 5]pdf 3dLvf]nf alu/x]sf] lyof] . vf]n fdf sf7]k'n lgld{t b]lvof] . 3dLsf] pQ/lt/
%) j6f 3/ / !() hg;+Vof ePsf] 8+ue/ eGg] ufp“, ufp“sf] glhs} ;f+ eGg] :yfgdf vDkfx? a:g] u/]sf] ^ j6f 3/
b]lvof] . 3dLaf6 r/fË vf]n fsf] lsgf/x'“b} # 306f lx“8]kl5 r/fË ufp“ cfof] . cGbfhL 3/ %) / hg;+Vof #%) /x]sf]
afSnf] a:tL b]l vof] . r/fËdf k|l ;4 u'D af r/f+u 5of]t] klg /x]5 . d': tfË /fhfsf] b/af/ hL0f{ / ?Ug cj:yfdf k'u]sf]
b]lvof] . Tof] lbg r/fËd} af; al;of] . r/fËsf] pQ/df kg{] Ps 306fsf] lx“8fOsf] b"/Ldf $% 3/ / @)) hg;+Vof
ePsf] d/fFu ufp“sf] cjnf]sg ug{ uOof] . To;} ufp“sf] glhs * 3/, dfG5] @% /x]sf] ;f]/ / & 3/ hg;+Vof @* /x]sf]
;'D af eGg] ;fgf] ufp“ klg b]vf k/] . d': tfËdf k|l ;4 /x]sf] 3/ u'D af klg oxL /x]5 . To;}sf] glhs /f/f eGg]k'/fgf
vDkf SofDk hL0f{ cj:yfdf b]lvof] .
rf}yf] lbgr/f+uaf6 PSnf] e§L y'n '{u+x'“b} /]lu:tfgh:tf] af6f] eP/ tLg 306fsf] lx“8fOkl5 k'/fgf d':tfË /fHosf]
/fhwfgL nf]d+GyfË k'l uof] . 6f9faf6 x]bf{ ufp“sf] rf/}lt/ kvf{n nufPsf] / blIf0flt/ b/af/ tyf 7"nf] u'D af b]lvof] .
nf]dfGyfË cGbfhL !^) 3/ / &)) hg;+Vofo'Q m 3gf a:tL hxf“;Ldf k|zf;g sfof{n o, x]Nykf]i6, lgDg dfWolds
ljBfno, 5f]6L x'nfs / k|x/L r]s kf]i 6;d]t /x]5 . k|x/L kf]i 6sf] glk|m gfoj lg/LIfs ;lxt @) hgf /x]sf] ePtfklg
s'g} k|sf/sf] ;d:of eP ;a} d': tfË /fhf ;dIf hfg] rng x'“bf k|x/Lx? lbg s6fP/ a:g]afx]s c? s]xL pkof] uL
g/x]sf] b]l vof] . hf8f] ofddf of] sfo{n ox? sfua]gL / hf]d;f]ddf ;g{] k/Dk/f /x]5 . ufp“ sf s]xLn] 7s'/L, lji6 /
u'?Ë hft n]Vbf] /x]5g\ . nf]dGyfË glhs ;Dh'+u, lgGo'n , 5f]z]/, 5'08'k, l7u/ g]du]n , km'j f{ ofDbf], lsdln+u cflb
ufp“x? tyf k|l;4 u'? u'D af klg 5f]z]/df /x]5 . l3ln+ueGbf pQ/lt/sf ufp“n ]x?n] d':tfË /fhfnfO{ clt g} dfg lb“bf
/x]5 g\ . nf]dfGyfË ufp“sf] k"j { pQ/lt/ df6f]sf] kxf8h:tf] b]lvof], h;sf] r'§Ldf Ift ljIft lsnf b]Vg ;lsof] . k"j{
pQ/ nfu]df rLgsf] ;Ldfgf sf]n f/f k'Ubf] /x]5 . a]n'sflt/ d':tfË /fhf lhDdL k/j/ lji6nfO{ e]6\g b/af/ uOof] .
pxf“ g]kfnL ;]gfsf] dfgsf] vflt/ k|d'v ;]gfgLsf] kb klg k|fKt u/]sf x'g \ . g]kfnL k|i6 af]Ng g;Sg] x'“bf ;xfos rGb|
ysfnLnfO{ ;/sf/af6 lgo'Qm ul/Psf] /x]5 . pxf“sf] /fgL klg lzi6 / ;s'zn u[l xgL /lxlG5g\ . g]kfnL ;]g fk|l t /fd|f]
efjgf /x]sf] kfOof] . 3f]8f kfNg / ;jf/L ug{df clt O{R5's /x]5 g\ . 5f]/f 5f]/L eg] /x]g 5g\ . nf]dfGyfË /]l u:yfg /
v'nf ;ª\u|fno h:tf] :yn ePsf] b]vf k¥of] . ltAatL efiffdf d}bfgnfO{ yfË eG5g\ t;y{ of] ufp“ d}bfg h:tf] /x]sf]n]
nf]dfGyfË gfdfs/0f ePsf] ;'lgG5 . :yfgLoaf;Lx? nf]dfyfËsf] u'D af ToxL /x]sf] Pp6} ?vsf] sf7af6 lgld{t xf] eGg]
u5{g \, t;y{ s'g} ;do Toxf“ hËn /x]sf] sNkgf ug{ ;lsG5 t/ clxn]sf] a:t'l :ylt x]bf{ kTof/ ug{ sl7g x'g ]5 .
sfua]g LeGbf dflysf ufp“n]x?n] hgfj/sf uf]a/x? ;'sfP/ jf s]xL :yfgdf kfOg] sf6fo'Q m emf/Lx?nfO{ O{Gwgsf]
?kdf k|o f]u ug{] / 3/ lgdf{0 fsf] nflu cfjZos sf7x? k|foM hf]d;f]d Onfsfaf6 nUg] ubf{ /x]5g\ .
ofqfsf] kf“rf} lbg nf]dfGyfËaf6 klZrd ltAat ;Ldfgf x'“b} 5sf{ef]6sf] nflu k|:yfg ul/of] . ca x'g ] xfd|f]
ofqfdf s'g } ufp“ a:tL kg{] 5}g / af6f] klg cfk"mx?n] g} klxNofpg' kg{]5 . ky k|bz{s lagf pRr lxdfnL If]qdf x/fO{
Hofg ;d]t hfg] ;Defjgfx? x'g ] ub{5 . t;y{ of] af6f] klxn] klg lx“8!÷@
]sf p=lz=zf=df g} sfo{/t k|d'v lzIfs 5f]tf]/
z]kf{nfO{ ;d]t xfd|f] 6f]nLdf ;dfj]z ul/Psf] lyof] . nf]dfGyfËaf6 @ 306f klZrd pQ/ vf]nfsf] lsgf/} lsgf/
lx“8]kl5 s]sf eGHofËsf] km]bdf ofrf{ eGg] 7fp“ k'l uof] . tLgj6f rf}/L uf]7x? /x]5 g\ . ;fpgsf] dlxgf ePsf]n]
rf}!÷@/Lx?nfO{ r/fpg k'Ug] 3f“; pld|; s]sf lyP . ;f] uf]7x? 8f]Skf ;d'bfosf] /x]5g\ . Toxf“af6 af6f] klxNofp“b} s/La
@ 306f 7f8f] psfnf] nfu]kl5 ;d'b| ;txaf6 !&))) kmL6sf] prfO{ df l5d'7' eGg] :yfg k'luof] . s]xL rf}/L / ofs
rl//x]sf lyP . bfp/f gkfO{g ] t/ vf]h] ;'s]sf] uf]j/ clncln kfOg] /x]5 . Tof] lbg l5ld7'df af; al;of] . lxp“ kufn]/
kfgL k|fKt ul/of] . dl§t]n / :6f]ex? ePsf]n] uf]a/ vf]Hg' k/]g . 7fp“7fp“df km\o fp d';fx?n] w'nf] vg]sf] b]l vof] . clt
g} lr;f] xfjf rn]sf] x'“bf tfkqmd klg dfO{g; g} lyof] t/ 6f]nLn] b'M v gdfgL ;a} Joj:yf u/] . 3f]8f vRr/x?sf]
nflu bfgf klg lnP/ uPsf lyof}F, lxp“ kUn]sf] :yfgx?df /fd|} 3f“; pd|]sf] x'“bf kz'x?sf] nflu ;d:of k/]g .
5}7 f}+ lbg l5ld7'af6 laxfg cf7 ah] k|:yfg u/L !!)) ah]l t/ s]sf eHofË k'l uof] . h'g !*,!@# kmL6sf]
prfO{df cjl:yt /x]5 . eGHofËaf6 5sf{ef]6sf] lbzfdf psfnf] nfluof] / 8]9 306fkl5 km]bLdf k'l uof] . Toxf“ Pp6f
;fgf] vf]n f pQ/af6 au]/ cfPsf] lyof] . To;}sf] lsgf/} lsgf/ / 9' ª\u}9'ª\uf ePsf] af6f] klxNofp“b} uOof] . s'g} s'g}
7fp“x?df 3f]8f vRr/x?nfO{ ;xf/f klg lbg' k/]sf] lyof] . slxn]sflx“ ofs / e]8f afv|f r/fpg cfpg]x? dfq lx“8\g ]
ubf{ /x]5g\ . cGbfhL rf/306f psfnf] af6f] nfu]kl5 !&))) kmL6sf] prfO{df ;'dGbf] eGg] 7fp“df k'luof] . Toxf“af6
5sf{ef]6 / ltAat hfg] af6f] 5'l §g] tyf r/f“u lg:sg] vf]nfsf] d'xfg / 8'O6/ vf]n fsf] bf]efg klg /x]5 . ;f] vf]nfx?
sl7gfO{ ;fy tl/of] / k}/f]n ] ubf{ af6f]x? cj?4 ePtfklg kG5fp“b} hf“bf ;do w]/} nfu]sf] lyof] . ;'dGbf] k'Ubf kfgL
klg kg{ ;'? eof], tLa| xfjf rn]sf]n] lhp 78\o fpg] u/L rL;f] ePtf klg xfd|f] 6f]n Ln] To:tf] afwf lj£g afah'b \
;fdfgx? ;'/lIft /fVb} 6]0 6x? nufP . vfgf ksfpg] 6]06 g nu]sf]df k5'tf] eof] t/ 6f6 kf]lng af/]/ xfjf / kfgL
5]Sg] Joj:yf ul/of] . To:tf] ljs6 cj:yfdf klg efG5] / lkkfn] b'Mv gdfgL vfgf ksfPsf]df wGoafb / :ofjf;L
lbgaf6 cfk"mnfO{ /f]Sg ;s]g . /ftel/ kfgL k¥of], 3f]8f / vRr8x? kfgL / rL;f] xfjf v]Kb} cfkm\gf] :yfgx?af6 x6]gg\ .
o:tf] k|lts'n cj:yfaf6 aRg 3f]8f vRr8x? ;'/lIft :yfgdf hfg efUg klg ;Sby] . xfdLx? afx]s g r/fr'?ËL g
5]kf/f] s]xL klg b]lvPg . ljxfg p7\bf kfgL kg{ sd ePsf] lyof], t/ xfjf rn]sf]n ] s7\o f“ lu|g] lr;f] oyfjt\ lyof] .
;ftf}“ lbg ;'dGbf]af6 ljxfg & ah] k|: yfg ul/of] . psfnf] cf]/fnf] af6f] kG5\o fp“b} ofqf ;'? ul/of], b'O{ 306fsf]
lx“8fOkl5 3dLsf] eGHofË k'l uof] . Toxf“ Pp6f tfn /x]5 . eGHofËsf] prfO{ !*^&% kmL6 lyof], tfnaf6 lg:s]sf]
kfgLsf] vf]n fsf] lsgf/ x'“b} eGHofË k'u]sf lyof}“ . eGHofËaf6 k'gM psfnf] cf]/fnf]] / 9'“ufx?sf]aLr af6f] klxNofp“b}
lx“8\b} uOof] . klx/f] hfg] / d/fdt gx'g ], r/fpg] ;dodf ofs rf}/L / e]8f afv|f lx“8]sf] y'k|} uf]/]6f] km]nf kg{] t/
xfdLx? s'g af6f] hfg' kg{] xf] af/] PsLgug{ ky k|bz{s / cg'ejsf] vf“rf] /x]sf]] 1fg k|fKt ul/of] . lbzf klxNofpg
;lhnf] xf];\ eGg] x]t' 7fp“ 7fp“df 9'“ufx? Ps dfly csf{] /fvL ;r]t klg u/fpg] u/]sf] b]l vof] . lx“8\bf–lx“8\b} b'O{j6f
kxf8sf]aLr gf/v]d vf]n fsf] d'xfg / To;kl5 rp/ b]lvof] . rp/}rp/ b'O{ 306f lx“8]kl5 a]n 'sf rf/ ah]l t/ y'un'“ u
jf lkmnf]“u eGg] :yfg k'luof], o;sf] prfO{ !^%)) kmL6 hlt x'g ' kb{5 . y'un'u jf lkmnf]uaf6 ltAatsf] 8}g f hfg]
To:t} blIf0flt/ 3dL k'Ug] uf]/]6f] af6f] /x]5 . Tof] lbg y'un'“udf g} af; al;of] . kfgL gk/]sf] t/ xfjf rnL /xg] x'“bf
lr;f] lyof] t/ ;'dGbf]eGbf sd . 3f]8f vRr8 klg rg{ ;lsg] 3f“; o'Qm d}bfg ePsf] t/ ?v / emf8L s]xL klg lyPg .
cf7f}“ lbg y'un'“uaf6 ljxfg ^ ah] lxFl8of] . rp/sf] af6f]x'“b} psfnf] af6f] ;dfltof], rf/}lt/ uf]/]6f]af6f]x?
uPsf b]lvof] . rf}/L / ofs rg{] qmddf cfjthfjt ubf{ ePsf] x'g ' kb{5 . s/La @ 306f tn emb}{ lx“8]kl5 gfvv]d
vf]nfsf] lsgf/x'“b} eL/sf] psfnf] / cf]/fnf] af6f]af6 ;xL lbzf klxNofp“b} hfg'kg{] / vf]nf tg{ ;lsg] :yfgsf] ;d]t
cjnf]sg ug{'kg{] cj:yf lyof] . pQm Onfsfdf /x]sf] s'g }klg vf]nfx?df k' n lyPg . gfvv]d vf]nf / w'n' vf]nf
ldl;Pkl5 vf]nfsf] gfd af/a'Ë x'g] u/]sf] / of] g} kl5 e]/L gbLdf kl/0ft x'g] /x]5 . lkmnf]ueGbf cln dfly hxf“af6
xfdL lx“8]sf lyof}“, e]/L gbLsf] d'xfg kbf{] /x]5 . ;fgf] vf]n f t/]kl5 klx/f] uPsf] af6f] kG5fp“b} cGbfhL 8]9 306fsf]
lx“8fOkl5 hËnL n;'g} n;'g ePsf] rp/h:tf] :yfg cfof] h'g w'n ' vf]n fsf] k"j{ / gfvv]d vf]nfsf] blIf0f lsgf/df
cjl:yt lyof] . w'n' vf]nf tg{ g;lsg] cj:yfdf ePsf]n] Tof] lbg vf]nfsf] lsgf/ d} af; al;of] .
gjf}“ lbg aGbf]a:tL / cgfjZos hgzlQmnfO{ af;:yfg d} 5f8L d;lxt cf7 hgfn] ljxfg ^ ah] 5sf{ef]6sf]
nflu k|:yfg ul/of] . ljxfg gfvv]d vf]nfsf] kfgL 36]sf]n] ;lhn} tl/of] . vf]n f t/]kl5 gbLsf] pQ/L lsgf/} lsgf/x'“b}
eL/sf] af6f] lxFl 8of] . s]xL :yfgdf klx/f] uO/x]sf]n] 9'ª\uf / df6f] v;L /x]sf lyP . hldg klg ef“l;P/ uPsf]
b]lvGYof] . ;fjwfgL ckgfpg' kg{] ePsfn] s]xLn] klx/f] uPsf] cj:yf x]/L ;"lrt ug{] / s]xLn] b'u'/]/ ;f] :yfg kf/ ug{]
tl/sf ckgfOof] . 6f]nLsf ;a} ;b:ox? zf/Ll/s b[l i6sf]0 fn] :j:Yo / cg'ejL ePsfn] ljifd kl/l:yltnfO{ em]Ng ;Sg]
;Ifd lyP . klx/f]sf] af6f] lxFl 8Pkl5 dGof“u vf]nf cfof], h;nfO{ ;lhn}l ;t tl/of] . 5sf{ef]6 ufp“ k'Ubf hf“uv]n vf]nf
cfof] . vf]nfdf hL0f{ cj:yfsf] sf7]k'n ePsf]n ] ;fjwfgLk"j{s tl/of] . o;/L rf/ 306f lx“8]kl5 5sf{ef]6 k'luof] .
8f]Nkf lhNnfsf] blIf0fL ;Ldfgfdf kg{] 5sf{ef]6 ljs6 tyf cflbd cj:yfdf /x]sf] b]l vof] . 8f“/ ufp“ ;ldltsf]
jf=g+= % df kg{ ePtfklg kf“r 306f lx“8]kl5 dfq 8f]/ ufp“ cfp“bf] /x]5 . cGbfhL $& 3/ / @%) hg;+Vof a;f]af;
ug{] k|foM 8f]Skf ;d'bfosf ePklg u'?Ë n]Vbf /x]5 g\ . sIff % ;Dd k9fO{ x'g ] :s"n df ljBfyL{x? !@ ah]kl5 dfq k9\g
cfpg] b]lvof] . ufp“n ]x?n] cfkm\g f 5f]/f 5f]/Lx?nfO{ ljxfg rf}/L, ofs / e]8f afv|f r/fpg k7fpg], lbp;f] kms{]kl5
dfq :s"n hfg] rng /x]5 . :s"n sf] b'O{j6f lzIfs tLg dlxgf hlt a:bf /x]5 g\ . To;kl5 kf“r lbg lx“8]/ tna lng
b'g} uPkl5 g kmls{g] ubf{ /x]5 g\ .
;/sf/L sd{rf/L sf]xL klg g cfpg] olb cfP, ha/h:tL vfg] s'/fx? lnO{ lbg] eGg] :yfgLoaf;Lx?sf] u'g f;f]
;'l gof] . k'/f ufp“ uGbuLo'Qm, af6f]el/ lxnf], rkL{ st}klg lgdf{0f ePsf] b]l vPg . g'xfpg] afgL klg sd, vfg] kfgL
lng hf+uv]n vf]nfdf g} hfg' kg{], O{Gwgsf] nflu ;'v]sf] uf]a/ / sf“6fbf/ emf/L dfq k|of]u ubf{ /x]5g\ . ufp“n]x? %
lbg lx“8]/ lkmnf]u / 8“sgf eGHofËx'“b} Jofkf/sf] nflu ltAatsf] 8}gf eGg] :yfg / slxn] yfvf]n fdf hfg] u5{g \ eGg]
;'l gof] . 5sf{ef]6 ufp“ ;d'b| ;xtaf6 !$@@% kmL6sf] prfO{df /x]5 . xfd|f] 6f]nL ! ah]l t/ 5sf{e f] 6af6 lkmtf{ af;
a:g] 3'n'sf] nflu k'gM ToxL vt/gfs af6f] x'“b} kmls{o f] / a]n'sf % ah] lt/ k'Uof] . 5sf{e f]6 ufp“d f k9] n]v]sf Pshgf
klg e]l 6Pg . g]kfnL efiff af]Ng ;Sg] klg yf]/} /x]5 g\ . vDkfx?n] vDkf pGd'n geGbf klxnf] v'a b'M v lbg] ubf{
/x]5 g\ . xfdLx? kmls{bf Ps hgf 6'l /i6 z]kf{ kyk|bz{sl;t b'g }lt/ uO/x]sf] e]6\bf crDd nfUof] . w'n'sf] af;sf] lbg
hª\unL n;'g sf] tfhf / xl/of] t/sf/L vfg] cj;/ k|fKt eof] . Tof] lbg d:tl;t ;'l tof] .
bzf}“ lbg ljxfg lx“p gkUn]sf]n] w'n' vf]nfdf kfgLsf] axfj sd ePsf] b]lvof] . t;y{, & ah]l t/ tg{ of]h gf
ul/Pcg'; f/ $) kmL6 nfdf] 8f]/L vf]nfsf] b'j } lsgf/df af“lwof] . To;kl5 5f]6f] l:nË / Sof/fljgfsf] d2tn] 3f]8f $ /
vRr8 ( tfl/of] . To;kl5 ;a} 6f]n Lsf !$ hgf / 3f]8f vRr8sf /vjfnf # hgf ;d]t !& hgfnfO{ klg tfl/of] .
kfgL clt g} lr;f] / gbLsf] axfj tLa| ePsf] ePtfklg cK7\o f/f] gdfgL tl/of] . Toxf“af6 ! 306f lx“8]kl5 xl/of]
b'jf]sf] d}bfg cfof] . Tof] d}bfgsf] lsgf/f 5]pdf 9'ª\uf / df6f]sf] Pp6f 3/ / 7"n f] kfn 6f“u]sf] b]l vof] . s/La !^)))
kmL6sf] prfO{df /x]sf] To; :yfgnfO{ l5dL 7fdf] jf 7f“;f] eGg] /x]5 . bfs{] 5f}“ eGg] vDkfsf] cGbfhL ofs ^) rf}/L ()
/ @)) hlt e]8f Rof“u|fsf] uf]7 /x]5 . xfdLx? hf“bf ;a} n's]sf t/ ;DemfPkl5 bfs{] 5f}“sf] >LdtL, 5f]/ L, h]7L 5f]/Lsf]
5f]/f tyf cGo k'?if @ / :qL b]vf k/] . vDkfx?n] Tof] :yfg cfkm\g } JolQmut h:tf] u/]sf /x]5g\ . 5sf{ef]6sf]
kz'x?nfO{ klg rg{ glbg] tyf ufp“n ]x?nfO{ cfkm\g f] gf]s/h:tf] Jojxf/ ubf{ /x]5g\ . ;docg'; f/ clxn] To:tf]
/x]g 5 . bfs{] 5f}“n] g]kfnL gful/stf lnO ;s]sf] / kf]v/fdf gLnsdn eGg] xf]6n klg rnfO{ /x]sf] ;'lgof] . l5dL
7fdf]af6 cfwf 306f lx“8]kl5 yhf+u vf]nf cfPsf] / af6f] vf]n fsf] klZrd lsgf/x'“b} ePsf] ePtfklg slnnf] r§fg /
klx/f]n] ubf{ ;f] af6f] lx“8\g sl7g /x]5 . yhf+u vf]nf rf}8fO{df km}lnPsf]n] hxf“ af6f] v/fa 5 Toxf“ vf]n} vf]n f lx“8\g ] /
af6f] 7Ls ePsf] :yfgdf k'g M k|of]u ug{] u/L cu|;/ eOof] . vf]n f ;f“3'l /Psf] :yfgdf af6f]sf] klx/f] kG5fp“b} cufl8
a9Lof] . o;} k|lqmofn] ubf{ yhf+u vf]nfnfO{ ^ 7fp“df tg{ k¥of] . s'g} s'g } :yfgdf g/d r§fgx? vl;/x]sf] klg
b]lvof] . 7f8} psfnf] lx“8\g ' k/]g t/ pma8vfa8 af6f]n] ubf{ rf“8} ysfO{ nfUbf] /x]5 . o;/L lx“8\bflx“8\b} a]n'sf # ah]
yhfË / d'n “u vf]n fsf] bf]jfg g'D n' ;'Dbf]s eGg] :yfgdf k'l uof] . kfnx? 6f“Ug] :yfg ePtfklg c? ag:klt s]xL
gePsf] b]lvof] . JolQmx?sf] cfjthfjt gx'g ] x'“bf uf]/]6f] af6f]x? klg k|foM cj?4 lyP . !^%^% kmL6sf] prfO{df /x]sf]
g'Dn' ;'D bf]sdf af; al;of] .
P3f/f}“ lbg g'Dn' ;'Dbf]saf6 laxfg & ah] lxFl 8of] . cGbfhL !^%)) kmL6sf] prfO{d f vf]n fsf] lsgf/}l sgf/ st}
vf]nf tg'{ kg]{ / af6f]el/ v's'nf] 9'ª\uf / r§fgnfO{ kG5fp“b} Ps 306f lx“8]kl5 9'“ufx? Ps dfly csf{] y'kf/L /flvPsf]
dGo] eGg] :yfg k'l uof] . Toxf“af6 Pp6f af6f] klZrd uPsf] ;fob Tof] af6f] d's'6 lxdfn / wjnflu/Lsf] pQ/lt/sf]
lx“8g EofnL hfg' kg{] cg'd fg ug{ ;lsG5 . xfdLx? l;w} hfg] af6f] nfu]sf lyoFf}F . cfwf 306f lx“8]kl5 cufl8 eGHofË
b]lvof] . Tof] eGHofË h;sf] prfO{ !*!@# kmL6 /x]5 , ;Dd k'Ug v's'nf] 9'ª\ufx? h'g v;L af6f] cj?4 ePsf lyP,
nfO{ kG5fp“b} lx“8\bf s/La @ 306fdf eGHofË k'luof] . eGHofËaf6 7f8f] cfwf 306fsf] cf]/fnf] vl;/xg] r§fg /
9'ª\ufx? eP/ lx“8\g ' kg{] afWotf lyof] . cfwf 306fsf] 7f8f] pt/fO{kl5 Pp6f vf]n f tg'{ k¥of] . To;kl5 ! 306f hltsf]
t];f]{ af6f] lx“8]kl5 wf]s vf]n f;Dd k'Ug vt/gfs / 8/nfUbf] tLg 306fsf] pt/fO{ kZrft cln ;lhnf] pQ/fO{ cfPsf]df
;a}n] cfgGbsf] Zjf; km]g { ;s] . t/ wf]s vf]nf k'Ug] a]nfsf] af6f] klg vt/gfs lyof] . h]g t]g ;ts{tfk"j{s ;a}
hgfj/x?;lxt wf]s vf]nf k'l uof] . wf]s vf]n fdf hL0f{ cj:yfsf] sf7] k'n /x]5 . dflg;x?n] a9f] ;t{stfk"j{s k'n sf]
k|of]u u/] t/ hgfj/x?sf] nflu ;Dej gePsf]n] 8f]/L / Sof/flegf/sf] k|o f]un] tfl/of] . gbL tbf{ 3f]8f vRr8x?sf]
ef/L dflg;x?n] af]sL k'n t/]sf lyof}“ . Tof] lbg ToxLF af; al;of]] . pQm :yfgdf kfnx? 6f“Ug d'l :sn, 3f]8f
vRr8x?nfO{ r/fpg :yfg klg gePsf], kfgL k/] dflyaf6 9'ª\ufx? v:g] ;Defjgf x'“bfx'“b} klg ;a} ylst ePsf]n ]
af; al;of] .
af¥xf}“ lbg wf]s vf]n f -emf jf rf n'D kf_ af6 ljxfg cf7 ah] k|: yfg ul/of] . ;'?df cfwf 306f 7f8f] psfnf]
To;kl5 cln t];f{] af6f, eL/df sf6]/ lgld{t tyf v's'nf] 9'ª\uf / anf}6] df6f] tn em/L /xg] x'“bf ;'/lIft lx“8 \g ;lsg]
cj:yf lyPg . b'O{ 306f lx“8]kl5 7f8} cf]/fnf] emg'{ kg{] /x]5 , hgfj/x? ljgf d2t hfg ;lsg] b]l vPg . t;y{ k|To]s
3f]8f / vRr8nfO{ Ps Ps hgfn] d2t ub{} nluof] . aL; ldg]6 lx“8]kl5 tg{ ;lsg] vf]nf cfof] . Toxf“af6 tLg 306f
lx“8]kl5 k'gM csf{] tg{ ;lsg] vf]nf cfof] . jif{ft\df s'g}klg vf]n f tg{ g;lsg] /x]5 . vf]n fn] aufPsf] x'“bf af6f]sf]
cj:yf bogLo lyof] . af6f]x?sf] d/fdt s'g }klg lgsfoaf6 gx'g ] b]l vof] . o;/L tLg 306fsf] vt/gfs ysfO{ nfUg]
af6f] lx“8]kl5 kxf8sf] 9nfgdf a;]sf] d':tfË lhNnfdf kg{] !@*@% kmL6sf] prfO{df cjl:yt ;fUbf eGg] ufp““ cfof] .
3/ ;+Vof @) / hg;+Vof () /x]sf] ;a}n] u'?Ë n]Vg] u/]sf], kf“r sIff;Ddsf] :s"n Pp6f t/ lzIfsx? k|foM gx'g]
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Role of Nepalese Army
in International Peace and Security
- Jaya Raj Acharya, Ph. D
Former Ambassador
to the United Nations
I.
Nepalese Army at the National Unification Stage
Nepalese Army has been playing a crucial role in international peace and security
throughout its history. It was first organized by Prithvi Narayan Shah (1743-1775), the founder
of modern Nepal. Nepal, as it came to be unified, happened to be a buffer state between the two
empires in the south and the north of Nepal. The British East India Company, basically a
business company established in 1600, was bringing the Indian princely states under its colonial
control in the south. To the north of Nepal was the Tibetan region that was somewhat dependent
on the protection of the Chinese Emperor in Beijing.
With the gradual expansion and consolidation of the East India Company’s power in the
Indian territories there was a specter of clash between the two empires. The Opium Wars, also
known as the Anglo-Chinese Wars, which comprised the First Opium War from 1839 to 1842
and the Second Opium War from 1856 to 1860, evidenced this possibility. Those were the
climax points of disputes over trade and diplomatic relations between China under the Qing
Dynasty and the British Empire. Prithvi Narayan Shaha himself foretold this impending clash
between the nation state that he was trying to create in the strategic location in the southern
watershed in the Himalayas and the expanding British colonial rule in the northern plains of
what is now called India. He said in his Divya Upadesh “the British Army will definitely come
into clash with the Gorkhali army”. However, he advised his successors not to fight
“aggressively” (jaai katak nagarnoo), but “defensively” (jhiki katak garnoo). His idea was never
aggressive; it was just defensive - defensive of independence, sovereignty and territorial
integrity of his own county. He was in a sense the first defender of freedom against the rising
threat of British imperialism.
Creation of modern Nepal through the national unification campaign was in itself a
contribution to the regional and international peace and security. Thus, Nepalese Army that
fought for 71 years from1743 to 1814 for the unification of small principalities into a modern
nation state contributed to peace, security and stability in the Himalayan region. It is obvious
that if Nepal were not founded in the shape that it has taken today, there would undoubtedly be a
collision between the British and Chinese empires in this region. So one must give credit to the
Nepalese Army for its crucial role in creating modern Nepal and for its contribution to regional
peace and security at different stages of history. Although it may look like that the creation of
moderns Nepal was to serve its own self-interest, the outcome of the efforts of Nepalese Army
was the emergence of a new balance of power in Asia particularly between the British India and
imperial China resulting in stability in the region. Creation of Nepal as modern nation state
would protect the freedom its people who inherited a sense of national pride, identity and
freedom since very ancient times.
II.
Nepalese Army in World Wars
Nepalese Army also actively participated in both World Wars in favor of freedom and
security of nations. The German attempt to subjugate Europe as a whole was perceived as a real
threat to freedom of its people and independence of the countries in the continent. The threat to
freedom in Europe meant a threat to freedom everywhere. Even India that was struggling under
the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi to gain its independence from the British colonial rule fought
the World War II on the British side because the German aggression on its neighbors coupled
with the Italian and Japanese aggressions on their neighbors was seen as a greater menace to the
freedom of people and international peace and security. It was seen that the British colonial rule
would come eventually to an end anyway. So the participation of Nepalese Army and the
Gorkha soldiers in the British army was based on the philosophical ground of protecting the
universal values such as freedom, equality and justice against the violent aggressions of the Axis
powers. Even if it looked as if the Gorkha soldiers were fighting for the British side as
mercenaries, it was really not so. There was an inherent element of Nepalese love for peace,
freedom and security of not only the Nepalese people themselves but of every citizen of the
world.
III.
The Stage of Non-alignment
Although modern Nepal came into existence as a result of the war efforts of Nepalese
Army, it does not mean that Nepalese are war-mongering people. The military campaign for
national unification was a defensive effort for protection and preservation of freedom and
security against the foreign aggression. The Nepalese are really a peace-loving people living
very hard life in the rugged mountains of Nepal for centuries so their country Nepal, as a nation
state, does not believe in any military bloc as a means for maintaining international peace and
security. It is understandable that the establishment of North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO) in 1949 and the Warsaw Pact in 1955 as its counterbalance went against the philosophy
of Nepal as a nation state. As a matter of principle Nepal did not believe in the building of
military blocs, stockpiling of nuclear weapons or any weapon of mass destruction as guarantor
of international peace and security.
Our view is that even the stockpile of conventional weapons beyond a certain limit is
counterproductive for national or international peace and security. Peaceful co-existence with
its immediate neighbors is one of the corner-stones of Nepal’s foreign and security policy. We
believe that the Least Developed countries (LDCs) such as Nepal and developing counties of
Asia, Africa and Latin America with higher economic level would do well if they spent their
scarce resources on the social and economic development of their people. It has become an
aphorism today that military security is giving way to social security.
In this context, Nepal refused to align itself with any of the military blocs NATO,
Warsaw Pact or SEATO. Following this national policy of non-alignments, Nepalese Army kept
aloof from the military blocs during the Cold War decades. So Nepal took and still takes a
serious interest in the disarmament issues being discussed at the United Nations. Nepal actually
would like to see the nuclear weapons-free world that will be much secure for the future
generations of our children and their children.
IV.
Nepalese Army at the UN Peacekeeping Operations
Nepalese Army, keeping itself away from any involvement in military conflicts or Cold
War politics in accordance with the national policy, participated, however, in the United
Nations Peacekeeping Operations (UNPKOs) even during the Cold War. After the end of the
Cold War in 1990 Nepalese Army has been more actively involved in UNPKOs with greater
number of Nepalese soldiers in them. One of the current philosophical tenets of Nepalese Army
is to be active in UN efforts for international peace and security through its peace-keeping
operations. Ironically, after the end of the Cold War, there have been more UNPKOs around the
world and the contribution of Nepalese Army has also increased. Nepal is one of the top seven
countries contributing its troops to the UNPKOs.
The following information from the Nepalese Army website illustrates and explains its
contribution to the UN Peacekeeping operations: “Nepal became a member of the United
Nations in 1955 and since then, has been an active participant of most UN endeavors. The
participation of Nepalese Army in the UN peacekeeping operations spans a period of 53 years
covering 37 UN Missions, in which over 99,501 personnel have participated. The Army’s long
association with UN Peace Support Operations began with the deployment of five Military
Observers in the Middle East (United Nations Observer Group in Lebanon) in 1958. The first
Nepalese contingent, Purano Gorakh battalion was deployed in Egypt in 1974. The Nepalese
Army has contributed outstanding force commanders, elite military contingents, impartial
military observers and dedicated staff officers. Their devotion to duty and excellent performance
has been widely acclaimed. Nepalese troops have taken part in some of the most difficult
operations, and have suffered casualties in the service of the UN. To date, 59 personnel of the
Nepalese Army have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty and 58 have been disabled.”
Nepalese Army in Peace Support Operations
S. No.
Mission
Year
1
2
UNOGIL, Lebanon (Military Observers)
UNIPOM, India/Pakistan (Military Observers)
1958
1966
3
4
UNEF II Sinai, Middle East (Peacekeeping Troops)
UNIFIL, Lebanon (Peacekeeping Troops)
1974
1978
5
6
UNMOT, Tajikistan
UNGOMAP I/II, OSGAP I/II/III (Military Observers)
1989
1989
7
8
UNIKOM Kuwait/Iraq (Force Commander)
UNMIH, Haiti (Peacekeeping Troops)
1991
1991
9
10
UNTSO, Israel , Middle - East (Chief of Staff)
UNISOM, Somalia (Peacekeeping Troops)
1992
1993
11
12
UNPF/UNPROFOR, Former Yugoslavia
UNGCI, Iraq (Peacekeeping Troops)
1994
1995
13
14
UNTAES, Eastern Slovenia (Military Observers)
UNPREDEP, Macedonia (Military Observers)
1996
1996
15
16
UNOMIL, Liberia (Military Observers)
UNMOP, Prevalaka (Military Observers)
1996
1998
17
18
UNMIK, Kosovo (Military Observers)
UNOMSIL/UNAMSIL, Sierra Leone (Peacekeeping Troops)
1999
1999
19
20
MONUC, DR Congo (Peacekeeping Troops)
UNAMET/UNTAET/UNMISET, East Timor (Peacekeeping Troops)
1999
1999
21
22
UNFICYP, Cyprus (Force Commander)
UNMEE, Ethiopia/Eritrea (Military Observers)
1999
2000
23
24
MINUCI, Ivory Coast (Military Observers)
UNOCI , Ivory Coaste (Military Observers)
2003
2003
25
26
UNMIL, Liberia - Provost (Peacekeeping Troops)
UNDOF, Israel/Syria (Force Commander & Staff)
2003
2004
27
28
MINUSTAH, Haiti (Peacekeeping Troops)
ONUB, Burundi (Peacekeeping Troops)
2004
2004
29
30
UNMIS, Sudan (Peacekeeping Troops)
UNIFIL, Lebanon (Peacekeeping Troops)
2004
2006
31
32
UNOMIG, Georgia (Military Observers)
MINURCAT, Chad (Military Observers, Staff & Troops)
2007
2008
33
34
UNAMID, Sudan (Military Observers to be followed by troops) 2008
UNAMI, Iraq (Staff)
2008
2008
35
36
UNMIT, Timor-Leste
MINURSO, Morocco
2008
2010
37
38
UNSMIS
UNDOF, Syria
2012
2013
39
MINUSMA, Mali
2013
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OlGhlgo/x?sf] ljsf; tyf Ifdtf clej[l 4 ;f]r]cg'?k x'g ;s]g . o;/L 5f]6f] ;dodf lj:tfl/teO{ xfn s/La
(^))) sf] ;+Vofdf /x]sf] g]kfnL ;]gfsf] glk|mnfO{ cfjZos kg]{ cTofjZos ;]j f, ef}lts k"j f{w f/, d]lzg/L cf}hf/
nufot k|fljlws >f]]t tyf ;fwgx? eg] guGo dfqfdf yk ul/Psf 5g\ . o;af6 ;+u7gsf] hgzlQmdf pNn]Vo j[l 4 t
eof] t/ d2lt kmf}hsf] ;dfgfGt/ ljsf; x'g g;Sbf u'0ffTds ljsf;n] cfzfltt ;kmntf kfpg ;s]g . o;af6 klbs
kmf}hsf] pknAwL tyf k| efjsfl/tfnfO{ lbuf] /fVg ;lsPg .
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/fli6«o cv08tf, :jtGqtf tyf :jflwgtfnfO{ jflx/L jf cfGtl/s vt/faf6 hf]ufpg' g} /fli6«o ;]gfsf] k|d'v
bfloTj ePtf klg åGå jf zflGtsf] cj:yfdf ;]gfn] /fli6«o ljsf;df nufot cGt/f{li6«o If]qdf k'¥ ofpg ;Sg]
of]ubfgnfO{ dWo]g h/ /fvL Ps ;Ifd tyf cfw'lgs ;]gfsf] dxŒj ;}Go /0fgLltsf/x?n] dfq} geO{ ;Dk"0 f{ /fhg}l ts
Pj+ k|zf;lgs If]qsf hflgkmsf/x?n] cfTd;fy ug{ ;Sg' kb{5 . h;sf] nflu ;]gfsf] pkfb]o tf / k|efjsfl/tfnfO{
qmlds ?kdf j[l 4 ub}{ n}hfg' kg]{ 68\sf/f] cfjZostf b]lvG5 .
ljBdfg cj:yf Pj+ sdL sdhf]/Lx?
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ljBdfg cj:yf;Dd g]kfnL ;]g f cfO{k'Ubf ;snbhf{sf] Go"g td\ cfjZostfdf s] s] kb{5g\ eGg] af/] xfn;Dd
s'g} ;/sf/L gLlt sfod ug{ g;lsPsf]n] / ;]gfnfO{ jflif{s ?kdf ljlgof]hg x'g ] ah]6 ;d]t Hofb} Go"g ePaf6
;]g fnfO{ ef}lts >f]t ;fwgaf6 ;DkGg ug{ g;lsPsf] b]l vG5 . o;sf] HjnGt pbfx/0f /fli6«o of]hgf cfof]u tyf cy{
dGqfnonfO{ g]kfnL ;]g fn] "Bunker to Barrack" sf] gf/fåf/f cfZj:t t'N ofO{ ef}lts lgdf{0fsf] nflu ah]6 ljlgof]hg
u/fpg' lgs} ;+3if{ ug'{ k¥of] . h'ga]nf hlt ah]6 k|fKt eof] / h] cufl8 cfO{ nfUof] To;}n] k|fyldstf kfpg] k|l qmofn]
ubf{ Jof/]sx?sf] ;xL Joj:yfkg x'g g;Sbf k]zfut ;]g fsf] ;+u7g v8f ePsf] ;of}F jif{ ljlt;Sbf klg cfzfltt?kdf
;}l gs ;]j f nufot l;kfxLsf] hLjg:t/ (Quality of Soldiers' Life) prfNg ;lsPsf] 5}g . o:tf] cj:yfnfO{
hlt;Sbf] rf8f] cGTo ug{ ;s]df ;]gfsf] cfw'l gsLs/0fdf pNn]Vo k|ult xfl;n ug{ ;lsG5 . lj=;+= @)^( ebf}df hf/L
k|wfg ;]g fklt Ho"sf] 'Command Guidance' df of] kIfnfO{ k|fyldstfdf /fvL of]hgf th'{df ug]{ ;sf/fTds
sfo{sf] yfngL ePsf] 5 . o;af6 ;du|?kdf ;}lgs JolQmx?sf] k]zfk|ltsf] ;dk{0fsf] efjgf tyf :jfledfgnfO{ cem
prfO{df nfg d2t k'Ug] cfzf ug{ ;lsG5 .
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xfn g]kfnL ;]gfdf ljsf; lgdf{0f tyf :yklt dxflgb]{zgfno -lj=lg=d=lg=_ / OlGhlgo/ lgb]{zgfno -O=lg=_
u/L b'O{ j6f 5'§f 5'§} Ol~hlgol/Ë ;+/rgf /xL cfPsf 5g\ . lj=lg=d=lg= cGtu{t /x]sf] ljsf; lgdf{0 f lgb]{zgfnon]
ljleGg /fli6«o dxŒjsf ;8sx? nufot ef}l ts k"jf{w f/x?sf]] lgdf{0 f sfo{ / :yklt lgb]{zgfno cGtu{tsf] :yklt
;]j fn] ;a} k[tgf x]=Sjf= tyf cGtu{tsf o'l g6x?sf] ef}l ts k"j f{wf/x?sf] dd{t ;+ef/ /]vb]v ug]{ sfo{ ub}{ cfO/x]sf]
5 . O=lg= cGtu{tsf u0fx?n] cf-cfkm\g f] k[tgfx?nfO{ ck/]zgn sfo{d f sDJof6 ;kf]6{ / /fli6«o dxŒjsf ef}lts
k"jf{w f/x?sf] ;'/Iff k|bfg ub}{ cfO{/x]sf 5g\ . xfn lj=lg=d=lg= cGtu{t !(@# / O=lg=cGtu{t $!(* b/jGbL ;+Vof
sfod /x]sf] 5 . oL b'j} lgb]{zgfnox?df k|fljlws / ;fwf/0f ;]jf u/L b'O{ k|sf/sf hgzlQm sfo{/t 5g\ .
;fwf/0ftk{msf sDJof6 Ol~hlgo/ clws[tx? dWo] pNn]Vo ;+Vofdf pRr :t/sf] tflnd (Civil Engineering) k|fKt
clws[tx? ;d]t /x]sf 5g\ . oL clws[tx? k|fljlws ;d"xsf clws[t;/x of]Uo ePtf klg gLltut ;d:ofn] ubf{
lghx?sf] of]Uotf / IfdtfnfO{ pRrtd ;b'kof]u ug{ ;lsPsf] 5}g . o;sf] cltl/Qm xfn o; If]qdf b]l vPsf d"Vo
sdL sdhf]/Lx? b]xfo adf]l hd /x]sf] dx;'; ul/G5M-s_
ljutdf cfGtl/s ;'/Iffsf] sf/0faf6 sDJof6 Ol~hlgo/x?n] cfkm\g f] k|d'v lhDd]j f/L (Primary
Role) eGbf klg klbs kmf}hsf] lhDd]j f/L (Secondary Role) sf] e"ldsf a9L lgjf{x ug'{ k/]sf] 5 . h;n] ubf{
g]kfnL ;]g fsf] Field/Combat Engineering df cTofjZos ;]jfx? k|bfg ug]{ k|fljlws Ifdtf (Trades) sf]
oyf]l rt lasf; x'g ;s]sf] 5}g . ;fy} kmf}hx? ;-;fgf] 6f]n LeO{ cToflws dfqdf 5l/P/ /xgfn] (Scattered
Deployment) o'lg6x?df Sprit-de-Crops sf] efjgfdf ;d]t k|lts"n c;/ k/]sf] b]l vG5 .
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hËL c8\8fdf /xL k|w fg ;]gfkltnfO{ Strategic txsf] /fo ;'emfj ;Nnfx lbg kg]{ Ol~hlgo/
lgb]{zgfnon] lkmN8df sfo{/t Engineersu0f÷lkmN8 u'N dx? nufot tflnd cflbdf Operational txsf]
e"l dsf a9L axg u/L /xg' k/]sf]] 5 . o;sf] cltl/Qm oL cª\ux?sf] ;d'lrt ljsf; ug{ cfjZos kg]{
æcg';Gwfg tyf ljsf;Æ sfo{x?sf] k"0f{ cefj b]l vof] . Ol~hlgo/ lgb]{zgfnonfO{ k[tgfsf] ck/]zg c08/
sdf08df /fvL ;f] cg'?k v6g k6g x'Fbf lgb]{zgfnon] ug'{kg]{ Engineers ;DaGwL d"Vo sfo{x? cf]e m]ndf kg{
uPsf] 5 .
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5f]6f] ;dodf pNn]Vo j[l 4eO 5l/P/ /x]sf klbs kmf}hx?nfO{ of]hgfa4 9Ëaf6 (Cantonment/
Station/Area) Jojl:yt tl/sfn] /fVg g;lsPsf] . o;sf] d"Vo sf/0f kmd]{zg x]=Sjf=, o'l g6 tyf ;a
o'lg6x?df /xg] :yfoL k|s[ltsf;+/rgfx?sf] bL3{sfnLg of]hgf (Master Plan) cyjf KLP (Key Location
Plan) sf] cjwf/0ff nfu' ug{ g;lsPsf] ;fy} cflwsfl/s Pj+ k"0 f{?kdf “Scale of Accommodations”gx'Fbf
ef}l ts k"jf{w f/x?nfO{ Standardizationug{ sl7gfO{ pTkGg eO/x]sf] 5 .
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k[tgfeGbf tNnf] txdf MES sf] Organizational Structure gx'Fbf lgoldt ?kdf x'g 'kg]{ Jof/ssf]
dd{t ;+ef/ tyf ;-;fgf lgdf{0f sfo{x?df cfly{s tyf k|fljlws ;d:ofx? b]l vg] u/]sf] 5 . g]kfnL ;]gfsf]
;+/rgfdf MES sf cª\ux?sf] k|fjwfg /flvPtf klg h'g lhDd]j f/L o; lgsfon] jxg ug'{kg]{ xf] ;f] x'g
g;s]sf] k|ltt x'G5 . b/aGbL sfod ePtf klg ERE sfhdf s]xL JolQmx? dfq c:yfoL?kdf
jflxgL/u0f /u'Ndx?df /fVg] k|rng sfod} 5 . o; cª\unfO{ cfjZos clwsf/ lbO{ >f]t ;fwg pknJw u/fO{
k"0f{?kn] lhDd]jf/ agfpg ;lsPsf] 5}|g . MES n] ug'{kg]{ sfo{x? klg :yfgLo kmd]{zg tyf klbs o'l g6x?n]
cfk\mg} >f]t / ;fwg h'6fO{ ub}{ cfO/x]sf] kfO{G5 . o;af6 :yfgLo klt tyf o'l g6x?nfO{ cToflws ef/ tyf
bjfj kl//x]sf] 5 . k|o f]ustf{n] g} k|fljlws sfo{sf] kxntf tyf lhDd]j f/L ;d]t lng' kg]{ cj:yf b]lvPsf] 5 .
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gofF ef}lts ;+/rgf lgdf{0 fsf] cfjZostf, of]hgf tyf sfo{ ;Dkfbg k|l qmofdf ckgfpg' kg]{ cToGt
k|efjsf/L tyf e/kbf]{ k4lt "Defence Works Procedure"nfu' ug{ g;lsPsf] . of]hgf k|:tfj ubf{
Bottom Up k|0ffnL ckgfpg' kg]{df ;f] geO{ Top Down ePsf]n] k|of]ustf{sf] e"l dsf uf}0 f x'guO Users
Satisfaction ;Gtf]ifhgs gkfO{Psf] .
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7"nf tyf /fli6«o dxŒjsf lgdf{0 f sfo{df g]kfnL ;]g fsf k|fljlws ;d"xsf yf]/} clws[t dfq
kl/rfngeO ef}l ts ;+/rgfx? 7]Ssfk§fdfkm{ t lgdf{0f ug]{ ul/Psf] t/ ;]gfsf] sDJof6 Ol~hlgo/tkm{ pknJw
/x]sf *)% bIf hgzlQm k"0f{?kdf kl/rfng ug{ g;Sbf ;Gt'l nt ?kaf6 cfzfltt ;kmntf (Output) k|fKt
ug{ / Civil Works nfO{ lj:tf/ -k'n, hnljB't, Po/kf]6{, afFw, gbL lgoGq0f, l;~rfO{ cflb_ ug{ ;lsPsf]
5}g .
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cGt/f{li6«o zflGt :yfkgf sfo{df g]kfnL ;]g fsf] Ol~hlgo;{ o'l g6x?sf] Ifdtf tyf cg'ej pRr
:t/sf] ePtf klg cem a9L ;|f]t / ;fwg ;DkGg t'NofO{ o;sf] If]q cfzfltt ?kdf lj:tf/ ug{ ;lsPsf] 5}g,
oBlk xfn;fn} cfP/ o; If]qdf /fd|f] kxnx? eg] eO/x]sf 5g\ .
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k|fljlws of]hgf th'{df, sfof{Gjog tyf cfly{s sf/f]jf/ cflb sfo{x? Pp6} cª\udfkm{t x'g ] ePsfn]
k"0f{?kdf Check and Balance sfod ug{ g;lsPsf] .
-em_ g]kfnL ;]g fn] Disaster Management sf] If]qdf v]Ng'kg]{ e"l dsf ty gLlt lgdf{0f sfo{df ljut s]xL
;dob]lv ;lqmo of]ubfg ub}{ cfO/x]sf] ePtfklg Relief sfo{df ;]g fsf] hgzlQm dfqn] k|efjsf/L tyf e/kbf]{
e"l dsf v]Ng g;s]sf] . o; If]q df cfjZos kg]{ >f]t ;fwg Pj+ Technology nfO{ Operationalize ug{
sl7gfO{ pTkGg eO/x]sf] 5 .
lab]zL ;]gfdf Engineer sf] Joj:yf
(=
laleGg lab]zL ;]gf -ef/t, cd]l/sf / a]nfot_ x?df Engineering ;+/rgfx?sf] cWoog ubf{ b]xfo lgisif{x?
lgsfNg ;lsG5 M -s_
Combat Engineer, Civil Works / MES d"VotM Pp6} ;+/rgf (Corps of Engineers) leq
Engineer in Chief jf Chief Engineer jf Chief of Engineers gfdfs/0f u/L Pp6} 5ftf ;+u7g lgdf{0 f
ul/Psf] .
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E-in-C nfO{ k|wfg ;]gfkltsf] k|ToIf c08/ sdf08df /flvPsf] / Ps dxŒjk"0 f{ PSOs sf] ?kdf
lhDd]jf/L lbOPsf] kfO{G5 .
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Engineers Officers sf] Pp6} Career development k|0ffnL /x]sf kfOG5 . k|fljlws / ;fwf/0f
;]j f h:tf cGo cnu ;]jf g/x]sf] t/ pNn]Vo ;+Vofdf u}/;}l gs JolQmx? /xg] Joj:yf b]lvPsf] .
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clwsf+z l;len Ol~hlgol/Ë sfo{x? h:t}M /fhdfu{, k'n , hnlaB't, Dam, af;:yfgsf] of]hgf,
lgdf{0 f tyf dd{t ;Def/ Pj+ cTofjZos ;]jfx? k|bfg ug]{ lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{ u/]sf] . -h:t}M cd]l/sfsf] s"n
Hydropower Ifdtfsf] @$ % c+z US Army Corps of Engineers n] pTkfbg ub{5 eg] ef/tdf
Border Road Organization n] /0fgLlts dxŒjsf s/La ## xhf/ ls=dL=;8s lgdf0f{ u/L ;s]sf] kfO{G5_ .
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/fli6«o tyf cGt/f{li6«o :t/df Engineers sf] e"l dsf Multifarioustyf Extensive x'g' sf] ;fy}
Army sf] ;du| 5lj tyf Credibility a9fpg dxŒjk"0 f{ e"l dsf /x]sf] .
cjnDag ug'{ kg]{ cjwf/0ff, gLlt tyf of]h gfx?
!)= k|wfg ;]gfkltsf] dfu{ lgb]{z g (COAS Command Guidance): k|wfg ;]gfklt Ho" af6 @)^( ebf}d f hf/L
ePsf] Command Guidance sf] nIo-! df æOlGhlgol/Ë o'lg6x?sf] e"l dsfnfO{ lj:t[tLs/0f ub}{ ax'cfoflds sfo{
Ifdtfsf] qmlds ?kdf ljsf; ug]{Æ gLlt :ki6 ?kdf;d]t pNn]v ePsf] x'g fn] o; nIo k|fKt ug{ j[xt\ Pj+ bL3{sfnLg
k|s[ltsf] of]hgf th'{d f ug'{ kg]{ x'G5 .
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/0fgLlts cjwf/0ff (StrategicConceptofEmployment)M Command Guidance df pNn]l vt gLltnfO{
d"t{?k lbg OlGhlgo;{n fO{ xfnsf] ;Lldt e"l dsfdf dfq} g/fvL "4- Wheels Strategy" -rf6{ ! df bzf{OPsf] vfsf
cg'?k_sf] cjwf/0ff cg'?k lhDd]jf/LnfO{ k'gM kl/eflift ub}{ kl/rfng ug'{kb{5 . o; cjwf/0ffdf g]kfnL ;]g fdf /x]sf]
Combat tyf Civil Engineering 1fgnfO{
Strategic Concept of Employment of NA Engrs
s]Gb|l jGb'd f (Core Capability) /fVb} /fi6« ljsf;
(Chart 1) (4-Wheels Strategy)
(Nation Development), ljkb\ Joj:yfkg
(Disaster Management) / ;+o 'Qm /fi6«;+3Lo
zfGtL :yfkgf sfo{ (UN Peacekeeping
Operation) df ;lqmo ;xeflutf hgfpg] gLlt
Peripheral
Wheels
cjnDag ug'{kg]{ ;'emfj ub{5' . g]kfnL ;]g fsf]
Driving Shaft
OlGhlgol/Ë 1fg tyf ;LknfO{ dfly pNn]l vt #
& Core
j6} If]qdf PsLs[t Pj+ ;dfgfGt/ ?kdf ;b'kof]u
ug{ ;s]df g]kfnL ;]gfsf] OlGhlgol/Ë ;]j f cem
ultlzn (Dynamic) Pj+ pTkfbgd"n s
(Productive) If]qsf] ?kdf ljsf; x'g] ;'lglZrt
b]lvG5 . o; cjwf/0ffnfO{ sfof{G jog ug{ g]kfnL
;]g fdf xfn sfo{/t ;Dk"0 f{ OlGhlgol/Ë ;]j fx?nfO{
Pp6} 5ftf d'g L Nofpg' kg]{ cfjZostf dx;';
u/]sf] 5' . o;af6 g]kfnL ;]gfsf] clt dxŒjk"0f{ d2lt cª\usf] ?kdf /x]sf], Civil Engineers / Sappers x?sf]
Spirit-de-Corps tyf sfo{ Ifdtf PsLs[t?kaf6 ljsf; x'g ;Sb5 .
!@=
bL3{sfnLg p2]Zo (Mission): Corps of Engineers sf] bL3{sfnLg p2]Zo æo'4 tyf zflGtsfnLg cj:yfdf
clt dxŒjk"0f{ OlGhlgol/Ë ;]j fx? pknAw u/fO{ /fli6«o ;'/IffnfO{ ;'b[9 t'N ofpg], /fli6«o ljsf;df ;xefuLeO
cy{tGqnfO{ phf{ k|bfg ug]{, k|sf]kaf6 x'g ;Sg] vt/fnfO{ Go"g Ls/0f ug]{ tyf cGt/f{li6«o If]qdf /fi6«;+3Lo zflGt
:yfkgf sfo{df ;lqmo of]ubfg k|bfg u/L g]kfnL ;]g fsf] pkfb]o tfnfO{ ;fy{s t'N ofpg]Æ x'g ' kb{5 .
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dfly pNn]l vt /0fgLlts cjwf/0ff cGtu{t /x]/ Corps of Engineers sf] ;du| p2]Zo xfl;n ug{ @ r/0fsf]
(Operational Concept) nfO{ of]hgfa4 sfof{G jog ug{ ;lsPdf ;}lgs OlGhlgo/sf] k]zf cem dof{lbt, bIf /
k|efjsf/L x'Fb} cfpg] / ;du|df g]kfnL ;]g fsf] pkfb]otf cf}l rTok"0f{ tl/sfaf6 bL3{sfnLg ?kdf :yflkt ug{ ;lsG5 .
o;sf] nflu rf6{ @ df k|:tfj ul/Psf lgb]{zgfno, x]=Sjf=, sn]h, O{sfO{ tyf zfvf÷k|zfvfx? v8f ug{ ;s]df Corps
of Engineers sf] cjwf/0ffsf] ljsf; ug{ cToGt ;lhnf] / Jojxfl/s x'g ]5 .
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cNk
cNksfnLg
of]hgf (Short Term Plan): @ -# jif{if{ leq
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xfn sfod /x]sf # j6} lgb]{zgfnox? -Ol~hlgo/
Ol~hlgo/ lgb]{zgfno, ljsf; lgdf{0 f lgb]{zgfno /
:yklt lgb]{zgfno_ nfO{ Pp6} ;+/rgf leq Engineer-in-Chief
Engineer Chief (E-in
(E in-C) n] g]t[Tj ug]{ u/L
Ol~hlgo/ ljefu v8f ug]{ . o;/L E-in
in-C k|wfg ;]gfklt k|l t k|ToIf ?kdf pQ/bfoL /xg] .
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xfn Ol~hlgo/ ljefu cGtu{ t sDJof6 Ol~hlgo/sf] ;+Vof $!(* -^(%_, ljsf; lgdf{0f
lgb]{zgfnosf]
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!#%^
- %_ / :yklt lgb]{zgfnosf] %^%
-@@
% % -(%_ kmf}hx? ePsf] x'Fbf oL lgb]{zgfnox? tyf cGtu{tsf
;+/rgfnfO{ k'g M ;Gt'ng (Rebalance) ug'{ kg]{ x'G5 . k'gM ;Gt'ng ubf{ b'ba}a} ;]jfsf clws[tx? /xg]
pok'Qm ;+Vofsf] ;+u7gfTds b/jGbL sfod ug'{ kb{5 .
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o; ljefu cGtu{tsf ;a} lgb]{zgfnox? h·L c8\
c88f
8f leq ;Fu} (Co--locate) /flvg'kg]{ .
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sDJof6 OlGhlgol/Ë
OlGhlgol/ sfo{ tyf xfn /x]sf % j6f OlGhlgo/ u0fx?sf] sdf08 sG6«f]n ty f
ck/]zg lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{ O=lg=cGtu{t /xg] u/L Engineer Brigade HQs sf] 5'§} ;+/rgf v8f
ug]{ .
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Ol~hlgo/ o'l g6x?df x'g'kg]{ Ol~hlgol/Ë :6f]/, Knf06, ad l8:kf]hn, x]x eL
eL OSjLkd]0 6x?
;do ;fk]If gofF :s]n (Table of Organization and Equipment) lgwf{/0f pRr :t/af6 :jLs[t
u/L nfu' u/fpg] . s'g} klg sfo{ (Works) sf] Authorized Scale tyf Specification nfO{
;/sf/af6 l:js[t u/fO{ nfu' u/fpg] (Scale of Accommodation) .
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^_ ljsf;sf k"jf{wf/ lgdf{0 f, ljkb\
ljkb Joj:yfkg / zflGt ;]g fdf k|To]s u0fsf] slDtdf Ps lkmN8 u'Nd
/ lkmN8 kfs{ u'NdnfO{ kl/rfng x'g ;Sg] gLltut Joj:yf sfod ug]{ / afFsL lkmN8 u' Ndx?nfO{
k[tgf cGtu{t sDJof6 /f]ndf g} ;Lldt ug]{] . o;/L lgdf{0f sfo{df ;+n Ug x'g ] lkmN8 u'Ndsf]
;+/rgfnfO{ ‘Construction
‘Construction Company’ sf] 9fFrfdf n}hfg] .
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k[tgf cGtu{t xfn /x]sf OlGhlgo/ u0fx?sf] nf]s]zg (Deployment) sf] k"g /fjnf]sg Pj+
lhDd]jf/LnfO{ k'kg/eflift
g /eflift u/L tb\
tbcg'
cg'?k gofF Joj:yf ug]{ .
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Key Location Plan (KLP) sf] of]h gfa4 ljsf; ug]{= bL3{sfnLg
sfnLg ;f]r /fvL ;} lgs
l gs
b[li6sf]0 faf6 ljleGg sfo{sf] nflu cfjZos kg]{ :yfgx?sf] Key Location Plan agfO{ oyf;So l56f]
;/sf/af6 :jLs[t u/fO{ ;f] cg'?k hUuf clws/0f tyf Cantonment/Station x?sf] qmlds ljsf;
ub}{ n}hfg' kg]{ .
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OlGhlgo/ Directorate, Unit, Subunit x?nfO{ klbs kmf}h ;/x lhDd]j f/L lbg gx'g] . o;sf
Unit/Subunit nfO{ OlGhlgo/sf] Primary Role df g} v6fpg' kg]{ / clt cfjZos Infantry tflnd
dfq} u/] x'g] Joj:yf ul/g' kg]{ .
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bL3{sfnLg of]h gf -Long Term Plan) : #-% jif{ leq z'? ug'{kg]{
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Civil Engineers k|fljlws ;d"x nfO{ ;]g faf6 lj:tf/} x6fpFb} Combat tyf Civil Engineers
;a}nfO{ Pp6} ;]j f cGtu{t /fVg] . l8u|L u/]sf] ;a} clws[tx?nfO{ gfdsf] cufl8 O= n]Vg kfpg]
gLltut Joj:yf ug]{ . o;sf] nflu ;]g fdf Civil Engineer clws[tx?nfO{ k|fljlws gegL ;fwf/0f
clws[t;/x egf{ ug]{ / b'a} ;d"xsf clws[tx?nfO{ E-in-C (Engineers in Chief) ;Dd kbf]Gglt x'g
;Sg] cj;/ k|bfg ug]{ .
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Combat Engineer clws[tx?n] Infantry Trg eGbf klg cfk\mgf] k]zfut tflndx? -h:t}
Engr Y.O's., Engr Coy Cdr, Degree Engineering cflb) nfO{ clgjfo{ u/fpg' kg] { gLltut
Joj:yf ldnfpg] . Civil Engineer af6 l;w} egf{ ul/g]] clws[tx?nfO{ klg clgjfo{?kdf Combat
Engineering tflndsf] ;fy} Go"g td\ Infantry tflnd u/fpg] .
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MES lgb]{zgfno cGtu{ t ck/]zgn txdf Executive Engrs jf Commander Works
Engrs / 6\o flS6n txdf Assistant Engineer sf] 5'§} ;+/rgf tyf ;]jf ;'? ug]{ . Essential
Services afx]s cGo 6]«8sf bIf hgzlQmx?nfO{ Tactical level df :yfgLo bIf JolQmx?nfO{ Out
Sourcingug{ ;Sg] Joj:yf ldnfpg] .
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Combat Engineers nfO{ MES cGtu{tsf o'lg6x?sf] Executive Engineers jf
Commander Works Engineers jf Assistant Engineer sf] c:yfoL Deputation df /fVg ;lsg]
Joj:yf ldnfpg] -o; k|sf/sf] Joj:yf ef/tLo ;]g fdf klg /x]sf] 5_ . o;sf] lj:t[t vfsf rf6{ @ df
bzf{OPsf] 5 .
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g]kfnL ;]g fn] Engineering College :yfkgf u/L ;}lgs nufot u}/;}l gs JolQmnfO{ Civil
Engineering ljifodf :gfts :t/sf] cWofkg u/fpg] Joj:yf ug]{ . l;w} egf{ ePsf Ol~hlgo/ tyf
egf{ ePkl5 Ol~hlgol/Ë l8u|L ug]{ clws[tx?nfO{ Master txsf] cWoog -:jb]z tyf ljb]z_ ug]{
cj;/ k|bfg u/L pRr :t/sf] bIf hgzlQm pTkfbg ug]{ . eljiodf cfjZostf x]/L Civil
Engineering afx]ssf cGo Stream df ;d]t cWofkg u/fpg ;lsg] .
-^_ Ol~hlgo/ ljefu cGtu{t ;'?df ;fgf] cfsf/sf] Research and Development zfvf :yfkgf ub}{
bL3{sfndf g]kfnL ;]g fsf] Ps dxŒjk"0 f{ cª\usf] ?kdf “Defence Research and Development
Organization” sf] ?kdf ljsf; ub}{ n}hfg] .
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g]kfnL ;]g fleq ul/g] ;Dk"0f{ ef}l ts lgdf{0f sfo{x? nufot Jof/]s 3/x?sf] d/fdt ;+ef/,
lgdf{0 f sfo{x?sf] cfjZostf, of]hgf tyf sfo{ ;Dkfbg k|lqmof k|e fjsf/L / e/kbf]{ agfpg
"Defence Works Procedure" sf] cjwf/0ffnfO{ k"0f{ ?kdf nfu' ug]{ .
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s'g} klg 7"nf dd{t tyf ef}lts ;+/rgf lgdf{0f sfo{ ubf{ qmda4 ?kdf b]xfosf] Procedure
ckgfpg]M-vs_ klxnf] txM Acceptance of Necessity -nfutcg';f/ ljleGg txsf] Competent
Financial Authority tf]Sg]_ .
-vv_ bf]>f] txM Administrative Approval lng] .
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t]>f] txM Appropriation of Funds -;DalGwt Staff x? dfkm{t ul/g' kg]{_ .
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rf}yf] txM Technical Sanction lng] -sfo{sf] k|s[l t x]/L ljleGg txdf Competent
Engineer Authority tf]Sg]_ .
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cfly{s, k|zf;lgs, k|fljlws sfo{x? 5'§f 5'§} cª\u jf lgsfodfkm{t ug]{= Financial tyf
Administrative Control sf] nflu Div / Bde Cdr x?nfO{ lhDd]j f/L lbO{g' kg]{ / Technical Plg,
Execution Control sf] lhDd]jf/Lx? E-in-C cGtu{tsf OlGhlgo/ cª\ux?nfO{ lbO{g' kg]{ . ;fy}
of]hgf agfpFbf jf sfof{Gjog ubf{ k|o f]ustf{ (User Fmn/Units) sf] ;xefuLtfnfO{ k|fyldstf
lbg] . o;af6 Check and Balance ug{ ;lhnf] x'g'sf] ;fy} lgdf{0f sfo{sf] u'0f:t/ ;d]t sfod /fVg
d2t k'Ug] b]l vG5 .
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Disaster Management/Relief sfo{df Military Engineer Services / Combat
Engineers sf] e"ldsf dxŒjk"0 f{ /
k|efjsf/L x'g ] x'Fbf Engineer Units
Sugges ted Hierarchical Structure of Offrs in‘Corpsof Engineers’( Ch art 3)
x?sf] ;xeflutfnfO{ qmdzM a9fpFb}
n}hfg' kg]{ . o;sf] nflu xfn} :yfkgf
ePsf] æ/fli6«o ljsf; tyf ;'/Iff
dxflgb]{zgfno cGtu{tsf] /fi6« ljsf;
lgb]{zfno, ljkb Joj:yfkg lgb]{zgfno
/ cGtu{tsf u0fx?nfO{ cfpFbf @-#
jif{leq æOl~hlgo/ ljefuÆ cGtu{t
Nofpg' kb{5 . OlGhlgo/ ljefusf]
bL3{sfnLg of]hgfsf] vfsf rf6{-@ df
b]vfO{Psf] 5 ;fy} OlGhlgo/ ljefu v8f
ePkl5 clws[tx?sf] ;+o 'Qm b/aGbLnfO{
-;fwf/0f / k|fljlws_ rf6{-# cg';f/sf]
vfsfdf k'g ;{Gt'n g ug]{ ;d]t k|: tfj
ul/Psf] 5 .
Lt Gen 1
Ma j Gen
Exis ting
Hierarchy
3
Ideal P yramidal
Hie rar chy
2
Brig Gen
5-6
Col
Expected /Best
Hierarchy
10-12
Futu re St r
Total<= 350
Col (7)
Exis tin g Str
Total=33 0
L t Col (20)
Maj(97)
Lt Col
35-40
Ma j
70-75
Capt(112)
Lt (88)
Capt
100-105
110-115
Lt
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/fi6«;+3 sf] zflGt ;]gfdf cGo ljsf;sf] sfo{x? h:t}M ;8s, Po/ lkmN8, k'n, gbL lgoGq0f, Sanitary
Works, Environmental Protection, Field Fortification cflb sfo{x? ;d]t ;dGjo ug{ ;Sg] u/L
lhDd]jf/L If]q lj:tf/ ug]{ . zflGt ;]gfdf ;xefuL eO/x]sf] Ps lkmN8 u'N d En sf] glk|mnfO{ a9fP/
Ps OlGhlgo/ u0f;Dd k'¥ofpg ;s]df /fli6«o tyf cGt/f{li6«o :t/df klg OlGhlgo/sf] sfo{ Ifdtf
ljsf; x'Fb}uO OlGhlgo/ ;]j fnfO{ :jb]zdf ;d]t Multidimensional agfpg ;lsg] .
-!@_ xfn g]kfnL ;]g fdf /x]sf] ljB't tyf oflGqs ;]jf lgb]{zgfno / cGtu{tsf ;+/rgfnfO{ klg
bL3{sfndf E-in-C cGtu{t Nofpg ;lsg] ;DefjgfnfO{ cWoog ug]{ .
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g]t[Tj tx (Chain of Command). E-in-C n] Staff / Command sf] bf]xf]/f] e"ldsf v]Ng' kg]{ ePsf] x'Fbf
Operational, Technical / Administrative b[li6sf]0 faf6 of]Uo tyf ;Ifd OlGhlgo/ clws[tn] o; ljefusf] g]t[Tj
ubf{ cToGt k|efjsf/L x'G 5 . o;sf] nflu b]xfosf rf/ ljsNkx? dWo] s'g } PsnfO{ htL;Sbf] l56f] sfof{Gjogdf n}hfg
pko'Qm x'G5 M
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lasNk !M
OlGhlgo/ ljefunfO{ xfns} k|f=p=/=n] Administrative / Technical Control ug]{ .
Deputy E-in-C df sDJof6 Ol~hlgo/tkm{sf ;=/=nfO{ ck/]zgn Command sf] lhDd]j f/L lbg] . o; ljefu
cGtu{t /xg] cGo lgb]{zgfnodf ljsf; lgdf{0 f lgb]{zgfno (Civil Works Directorate), Combat
Directorate, Military Engineering Service (MES) Directorate /xg] 5g\ . Civil Works Directorate
n] ljsf; lgdf{0f tyf Humanitarian Works sf] lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{, Combat Directorate n] d"Vot\
Combat ;DaGwL ultljlwsf] cltl/Qm Development Works, Humanitarian Works, Disaster
Management, Jof/]s lgdf{0 f tyf d/fdt cflb sfo{x? ug]{ / MES Directorate n] Jof/]s 3/ lgdf{0 f,
d/fdt tyf k| zf;lgs sfo{ dfq ug]{ Joj:yf sfod ug]{ .
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lasNk @M
Ol~hlgo/ ljefusf] k|d'vdf ;fwf/0f jf k|fljlws p=/= n] sdf08 ug{] . k|f=p=/= Ein-C eP Deputy E-in-C ;fwf/0ftkm{sf ;=/= (Combat Engineers) sf clws[t x'g ] . olb E-in-C
;fwf/0ftkm{sf p=/=af6 lghnfO{ Operational / Administrative lhDd]jf/L lbg] / Deputy E-in-C k|fljlws
;=/= x'g ] h;n] Technical Control sf] dfq lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{ . olb E-in-C k|fljlwstkm{sf p=/= eP
Technical / Administrative lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{ / DeputyE-in-C ;fwf/0ftkm{sf] ;=/= (Combat Engrs)
x'g] h;n] Operational Command and Control sf] lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{5 . cGtu{tsf lgb]{zgfnox?sf]
lhDd]jf/L ljsNk ! ;/x g} x'g ] .
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lasNk #M
s]xL ;do E-in-C/ Dy E-in-C b'j} kbdf pk/yL bhf{ /xg] . ;fwf/0f p=/=
(Combat Engineers) E-in-C x'g] h;n] Operational Command / Administration Control ug]{ . Dy
E-in-C df k|fljlwstkm{sf p=/= /xg] h;n] Over all Technical Control sf] lhDd]jf/L axg ug]{ .
cGtu{tsf lgb]{zgfnox?sf] lhDd]jf/L ljsNk ! ;/x g} x'g ] . g]kfnL ;]g fsf] bL3{sfnLg k"g;{+/rgf ubf{
OlGhlgo/ ljefu k|d 'vdf ;fwf/0f (Combat Engineers t/ Engineer Degree u/]sf dfq_ tkm{sf] /yL bhf{
sfod u/L E-in-C sf] k"0f{ lhDd]jf/L lbg] .
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ljsNk $M dfly pNn]l vt ;a} ljsNkx?nfO{ ;f]xL qmddf -ljsNk !, @ / #_ nfu' ub}{ hfg] . rf6{ @ df
bzf{OP cg'?ksf ;a} cª\ux?sf] :yfkgf u/L Corps of Engineers n] cfkm\g f] e"ldsf ;lqmotfsf ;fy lgjf{x
ug]{ .
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xfnsf b'O{j 6} ;]j fx? -;fwf/0f / k|fljlws_ h;sf j[l Q ljsf; k|0 ffnL g} km/s /x]sf] cj:yfdf Pp6}
;d"xdf ;dfof]hg u/L sfo{ ljefhg ubf{ sDJof6tkm{sf clws[t / k|fljlws clws[taLr Strategic tyf
Operational txsf] Command Control df b'l jwf pTkGg x'g ;Sg] .
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k|fljlws tkm{sf clws[tx?nfO{ Combat Engineering sf] / Combat Engineering tkm{sf
clws[tx?nfO{ k|fljlws tkm{sf] pRr 1fg lbnfO{ ;Ifd agfpg ;do nfUg] . o;n] ubf{ Corps of Engineer
sf] sfo{ If]qnfO{ tTsfn ‘Diversify’ ubf{ ljBdfg Planning Capacity ck'u x'g ;Sg] x'Fbf u}/;}l gs
ljz]if1x?sf] ;+n Ugtf cfjZos kg{ ;Sb5 .
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g]kfnL ;]g fdf xfn ljBdfg /x]sf] -ljz]if kl/l:yltsf] sf/0f_ /fi6« lgdf{0f Pj+ k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{x?sf]
Duplication nfO{ x6fpg s]xL ;do s'g}{ kg]{ x'G5 . To; a]nf;Dd lhDd]jf/L af8kmfF8 / sfo{ ;Dkfbgdf s]xL
c:ki6tf pTkGg x'g ;Sb5 .
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g]kfnL ;]g fnfO{ ;dofg's"n cfw'lgsLs/0f ug]{ l;nl;nfdf Civil Engineering ;]j f;Fu ;DalGwt cª\ux?nfO{
PsLs[t ?kdf ljsf; ug'{kg]{ b]l vG5 . o;af6 xfd|f] h:tf] cljsl;t tyf ul/jL b]zn] pknJw u/fpg] ;Lldt >f]t
;fwgsf] pRrtd\ k|of]u (Optimum Utilization) ug{ ;lsg] / h:tf]; 's} cj:yfdf klg :t/Lo 9+uaf6 sfo{ ;Dkfbg
ug{ ;Sg] Ifdtf clej[l 4 ug{ ;lsG5 . o;sf] nflu "4-Wheels Strategy" sf] cjwf/0ff canDag ug'{kg]{ x'G5 .
o;af6 /fli6« o tyf cGt/f{l i6«o :t/df g]kfnL ;]g fsf] OlGhlgol/Ë ;]j fnfO{ cem a9L Dynamic tyf Productive
Force sf] ?kdf ljsf; ug{ ;lsG5 . Jof/]sx?df /x]sf ef}l ts ;+/rgfx? nufot gofF lgdf{0f sfo{n fO{ of]hgfa4 tyf
Jojl:yt tl/sfn] sfof{Gjog ug{ ;s]df g]kfnL ;]g fsf ;snbhf{x?sf] Jof/]ssf] hLjg:t/df pNn]Vo ;'w f/ ;d]t ug{
;lsG5 . o;sf] nflu OlGhlgo/ cª\ux?nfO{ ;do ;fk]If x'g ] u/L ljBdfg ;f+u7lgs ;+/rgfdf cfd"n kl/jt{g Pj+
;'w f/ ub}{ cfw'lgs k|ljlwaf6 ;fwg ;DkGg u/fpg ;s]df n8fOFsf] cltl/Qm zflGtsfnLg cj:yfdf;d]t /fli6«o
ljsf;df of]ubfg, cfktsfnLg cj:yfdf Disaster Relief sfo{df kl/rfng Pj+ cGt/f{li6«o If]qdf ;d]t k|e fjsf/L
?kaf6 dxŒjk"0 f{ of]ubfg lbg ;Sg] b]l vG5 . g]kfnL ;]gfdf o; k|sf/sf] /0fg}l gs :t/sf] gLltut ;'wf/n] ;}lgs
JolQmx?sf] :jfledfg tyf xf}; nf j[l4 ug{ ;sf/fTds e"l dsf v]Ng'sf] ;fy} ;du|df ;]gfs} 5lj pHjn x'Fb} hfg]df
ljZj:t x'g ;lsG5 .
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g]kfnL ;]gf nfdf] Oltxf; af]s]sf] uf}/jzfnL ;+:yf ePsfn] o;nfO{ cem ultzLn, k|e fjsf/L, ;do;fk]If
kl/0ffdd'vL agfpFb} n}hfg' kg]{ b]l vPsf] 5 . nfdf] ;do Pp6} 9fFrf / tf}/tl/sfaf6 s'g } klg lhjGt ;+:yf rNg
ck]Iffs[t k|l ts"n ePsfn] g]kfnL ;] gfsf ;snbhf{x?sf] kbf]Gglt k|lqmofdf klg ;dosf] dfucg';f/ ePsf] kl/dfh{g n]
dfq lglb{i6 nIodf ;lhn} k'Ug ;lsG5 . ;+: yfnfO{ ultzLn / k|e fjsf/L agfpg ePsf w]/} ;+o Gqx? dWo] Ps /
dxŒjk"0 f{ xf] ;dofg's"n a9'jf k|0ffnL . lgwf{l/t p2]Z ox? k|fKt ug{ kbf]Gglt k|lqmofsf] uxg e"ldsf /x]sf]]n] ;+: yfsf
;snbhf{x?sf] dgf]efj k|ltljlDat x'g ] u/L kl/dflh{ t x'g'kb{5 .
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g]kfnL ;]gf xfn Post Conflict Situation df /x]sfn] ljutsf] åGånfO{ ;Daf]wg ug]{ u/L g]kfnL ;]g fdf
;+VofTds j[l 4 ul/Psf], u/fpg' kg]{ tflnddf s]xL xb;Dd ;Demf}tf ul/Psf], åGåsf] sf/0fn] pRrsf]6Lsf o'jf hgzlQm
;+: yfk|lt k"0 f{ cfs[i 6 x'g g;s]sf], cfjZos kg]{ ;fdu|Lx?sf] oy]i6 pknAwtfsf] sld cflb sf/0fn] ubf{ kbf]Gglt
k|l qmofdf k|efljt agfpg' :jfefljs /x]sf] 5 . clws[t nufot cGo bhf{x?sf] h]i 7tfdf cfwfl/t a9'jf k|0ffnLn]
s'zn, Dynamic JolQmx?n] cfºgf] zlQm energy sf] ;b'kof]u ug{ gkfpg], sd of]Uo JolQmx?n] cf]xf]bf kfpg] cflb
sf/0fn] ubf{ ;+: yfaf6 knfog x'g ], ck]Iffs[t kl/0ffd xft gnfUg] l:ylt cfpg ;Sg] b]lvG5 . /fd|f] ug]{ jf ug{ ;Sg]n ]
cj;/ kfpg ;Sg] ePsfn] ;a} clwstd effort lbg cu|; / x'g hfg] / kl/0ffd:j?k JolQmut tyf ;+:yfut ljsf;
x'g hfg] b]l vG5 .
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jt{dfg cj:yfdf kbf]Gglt k|l qmof Hofb} kf/bzL{, ;xefuLd"ns / Ifdtf tyf of]Uotfsf] sb/ ug]{ lsl;dsf]
x'g'kg]{ /x]sf] 5 . ;Dej eP;Dd ;e]{ u/L ax';+Vos ;/f]sf/jfnx?sf] ;xeflutfdf v'Nnf ?kn] kbf]Gglt ug{ ;s]
kl/0ffd Hofb} /fd|f] cfp“g ;Sg] b]l vG5 . h;sf] Ifdtf hxfF; Dd 5 To;n] Tolx;Ddsf] dfq lhDd]jf/L kfp“bf p;n]
kfPsf] lhDd]jf/LnfO{ ;xh ?kdf uGtJodf k'¥ofp“g ;Sg] x'gfn] Ifdtfcg';f/sf] e"ldsf lbg'kg]{ b]l vPsf] 5 . ;fy}
;+: yfdf cGo tl/sfn] nfdf] of]ubfg lbg]x?nfO{ plrt ;Ddfgsf] Joj:yfn] dfq g]kfnL ;]gfn] cGt/f{l i6«o hut;Fu
k|l t:kwf{ ug{ ;Sg] b]lvG5 .
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d]/f] o; n]vsf] d"Vo p2]Zo g]kfnL ;]g fsf] cem ;+: yfut ljsf; ug{ / cGt/f{li6«o:t/sf] ;]g f ;/xsf] of]Uotf
k|bfg ug]{ lsl;dsf] ;do;fk]If kbf]Gglt k|0 ffnL af/] rrf{ ug'{ /x]sf] 5 .
of]Uotfdf cfwfl/t ;snbhf{ sf] a9'jf ug'{kg]{ cfjZostf
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b]xfosf sf/0fn] ubf{ sfo{ ;Dkfbg d"NofÍgsf cfwf/df a9'jf ug'{kg]{ jt{dfg cfjZostf /x]sf] kfO{Psf] 5 .
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o'jfx? -clws[t÷cGobhf{_ kbf]Gglt geO pxL bhf{af6} cjsfz kfp“g] cj:yf cfpg'= of]Uo clws[tx?
;]g fgL tyf k|=;]=af6 cjsfz tyf of]Uo l;kfxLx? !) jif{;Dd l;kfxL d} a:g' kg]{ afWotf /x]sf] . nfdf]
;do;Dd Pp6} bhf{df /lx/x“bf p;sf] sfo{ s'zntfdf x|f; cfpg] ePsfn] p;sf] Ifdtfdf sld gcfpg]
lsl;dn] a9'jf ug{ ;s] ;+: yfn] ;xL ult lng ;Sg] . Ifdtfcg';f/sf] lhDd]j f/L lbg'kg]{ ;+: yf tyf ;+: yfdf
cfjåx?sf] lxtcg'?k x'g ] ePsfn] h;n] hlt af]Sg ;S5 To;nfO{ Tolt g} af]sfpg' kg]{ tyf af]Sg g;Sg]n fO{
a9L ef/L af]sfPdf cfkm" klg lxF8\g g;Sg] tyf ;+:yfnfO{ uGtJodf k'¥ofpg g;Sg] x'g ;S5 .
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lhDd]j f/L efjgfdf sdL cfpg'= clws[t, klbs tyf cGobhf{x?df Extra lhDd]jf/L lng] tyf
kxntf k|of]u ug]{ cj:yf h]i7tfaf6 kbf]Gglt ug]{ sf/0fn] ubf{ ckjfb Hofb} sd /x]sf] kl/0ffTds:j?k
;+: yfsf k|fo ;a} ;b:ox? ;[hgzLn tyf nuglzn x'g g;s]sf] tyf kfnf] cfPkl5 kbf]GglteO xfN5 eGg]
v/fa ;f]rsf] gsf/fTds c;/ k/]sf] o'l g6sf ;a}n fO{ h]i 7tfsf] cfwf/df a9'jf u/fPdf p sd lhDd]jf/ eP
klg x'g ], ;[hglzn / cltl/Qm kl/>dL geP klg x'g] ePsf]n ] ;+:yfnfO{ of]ubfg lbg]x?nfO{ Ifdtfg';f/sf]
lhDd]jf/L lbPdf ;[hgzLn JolQmx?sf] Ifdtfsf] ;b'kof]u x'g hfg] b]l vG5 .
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klbs tyf :6fkmx? ;j{q sdhf]/ ePsf] eGg] u'gf;f] ;'l gg] u/]sf] = o;f] x'g 'df h]i 7tfsf] cfwf/df x'g ]
kbf]Gglt k|s[ofsf] k|d'v bf]if /x]sf] 5 . sd of]Uox?sf nflu aflx/ cGo ljsNk sd /xg] x'g fn] p ;w}F
hflu/df /xg rfxg] t/ a9L of]Uon] 7fp“ gkfpg] ePkl5 p cGo ljsNktkm{ pGd'veO ;Ifd JolQmx? knfog
eO/x]sf] cj:yf /x]sf] . To:tf ;Ifd JolQmx? ;+:yfaf6 ;dok"j{ g} knfog ePdf ;+:yfn] k|ult ug{ g;Sg]
ePsfn] xfn sfo{/t klbs tyf ljNnfbf/ lhDd]j f/, ;[hgzLn /x]sf] gkfO{Psf] . To;}n] klbs tyf ljNnfbf/x?
lhDd]jf/ agfpg pgLx?sf] bhf{cg';f/sf] lhDd]jf/LlbO ;Ifd JolQmx?nfO{ pgLx?sf] sfo{ ;Dkfbg cg'; f/sf]
a9'jf lbFbf pko'Qm x'g hfg] b]lvG5 .
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:jR5 k|lt:kwf{sf] jftfj/0fsf] ;[hgf= ;snbhf{df :jR5 k|lt:kwf{sf] efjgfsf] ljsf; ug{ ;s] dfq
xfd|f] :t/j[l4eO cGt/f{li6«o ;]g fsf] :t/df k'Ug ;Sg] . To;}n ] ljZjJofkLs/0fsf] cj:yfdf g]kfnL ;]g fsf]
jf}l 4s, g}l ts, rfl/lqs, z}l Ifs of]Uotf a9fpg :jR5 k|l t:kwf{sf] jftfj/0f agfO{ of]Uotfcg';f/sf] lhDd]jf/L
lbg' kg]{ b]l vG5 .
g]kfnL ;]gfsf] kbf]Gglt ;DaGwL jt{dfg Joj:yf / cem k|efjsf/L agfpg ;'e mfj
^=
;fdfGotof g]kfnL ;]gfsf] a9'jf k|lqmofdf xfn;Dd h]i 7tfnfO{ cfwf/ dflgb} cfPsf] 5 . o; k|0ffnLsf cfkm\g }
;an / b'j{n kIf eP klg ;du|df of] tl/sfn] JolQmTj ljsf;df x|f; Nofpg], ;Ifd JolQm lhDd]jf/Laf6 jl~rt x'g],
sdhf]/ -c;Ifd_ JolQmn] a9L lhDd]jf/L kfpg] h:tf sf/0fn] ;lhj ;+:yfl:y/ ultdf /xg] x'g fn] ;do;fk]If g]t[Tjsf]
:yfkgfsf nflu ljljwtf ePsf] kbf]Gglt k|lqmof c+ufNbf a9L nfeflGjt x'g] b]lvG5 . ;dli6ut ?kdf g]kfnL ;]g fsf]
a9'jf k|l qmofsf] cj:yf lgDgfg';f/ ljefhg u/L cWoog ug{ ;lsG5 .
-s_ clws[t ju{
-v_ klbs ju{
-u_ cGo bhf{
clws[t ju{
&=
s]xL ;do cl3;Dd g]kfnL ;]gfsf clws[tx?sf] a9'jf clws[t Sof8]6sf] dof{bfqmddf cfwfl/t /x]sf] lyof] .
pQm tl/sfn] ljBdfg r'g f}tLx?nfO{ ;Daf]wg ug{ g;Sg] dx;'; ul/Psf] 5 . kl/0ffd:j?k of]UotfnfO{ cfwf/ dflg
k|d'v ;]g fgL / dxf ;]g fgLsf] a9'j f ;'? ul/Psf] 5 . of] k|l qmofnfO{ clws[tx? h:t} cGo bhf{x?df klg nfu' ubf{
Hofb} pko'Qm x'g] dx;'; ul/Psf] 5 . of] gof“ Joj:yfn] tTsfnLg r'gf}tLx? kG5fpg] k|o f; cjZo u/]s} 5 . o;n]
a9L of]Uox?nfO{ cj;/ lbP s} ePklg eljiodf cGo r'g f}tLx? ;[hgf ug{ ;Sg] b]l vG5 . eljiosf lt ;Defljt
r'gf}tLx?nfO{ ;d]t ;+ jf]wg ug]{ u/L of]Uotfdf cfwfl/t gofF a9'jf k|l qmofn] ck]Iff u/]eGbf /fd|f] glthf lbg ;Sg]
b]lvG5 . of]Uotfdf cfwfl/t a9'jfsf] tl/sfnfO{ cem dha't agfpg lgDgfg'; f/sf ;'wf/n]] k|efjsf/L e"l dsf v]Ng
;Sg] s'/f clws[tx?df rrf{sf] ?kdf /x]sf] 5 .
-s_
bHof{gL 6d{sf] ljBdfg Joj:yfdf k"g/fjnf]sgM dflyNnf] cf]xf]bfsf] lhDd]j f/Ldf w]/} ;do;Dd Pp6}
JolQmnfO{ /fVbf cGo slgi6x?n] Hofb} l56f] cjsfz kfpg] afWotf ePsfn] sdf08 tyf :6fkm sn]h pQL0f{
clws[tx? cfr/0fdf v/faL b]l vPsf afx]snfO{ slDtdf d=;]=;Dd k'Ug] lsl;dn] d=;]=, ;xfos /yL /
pk/yLsf] 6d{ ldnfg ug'{kg]{ . ;dfGotof ljb]zL tyf :jb]zs} cGo If]qdf o:t} cEof; /x]sfn] ;]g fsf]
dflyNnf] lgsfodf ;do;fk]If, phf{lzn JolQmx? k'Ug] x'gfn] ;+:yfsf] ljsf; x'g 'sf ;fy} of]Uotfsf] minimum
pknAwL ;d]t x'g ;Sg] b]l vG5 .
-v_
dof{bfqmd lgwf{/0fsf nflu dflgg] clws[t cfwf/ tflndsf] Bracketing system df kl/dfh{gM s"n
a]l;snfO{ $ j6f u'| kdf ljefhg ubf{ Pp6f u'|ksf] clGtd / csf]{ u'|ksf] klxnf]aLr @ cª\ssf] cGt/ x'g ]
h;n] Hofb} 7"n f] cGt/ v8f ug]{ ePsfn] sd j}1flgs /x]sf] . ;fy} ^) hgfsf] j]l ;sdf k|yd / kGw|f}n ]
a/fa/L cª\s kfpg] h;n] ubf{ klxnf] / kGw|f}df cGt/ gx'g ] t/ kGw|f} / ;f]x|f}df @ cª\ssf] cGt/ x'g ] ePsfn]
lgDg ljsNkdf hf“bf a9L a}1flgs aGg ;Sg] .
-!_
)=@%÷)=%) sf] cª\s kfpg] ;fgf] ;fgf] ;d"x tof/ ug]{ .
-@_
klxnf] / clGtd clws[tx? lar !) cª\ssf] cGt/ ePsfn] ^) hgf ePsf] a]l ;sdf
!)÷^)=!÷^ cª\s k|To]s clws[tx?df cGt/ ug]{ .
-u_
ljb]z :6fkm sn]hsf] cª\s= ljb]z :6fkm sn]h tflnd ug]{nfO{ lbg] cª\s x6fpg g;lsg] cj:yfdf
ljb]z tflndsf nflu of]Uo t/ ljleGg sf/0fn] tflnddf ;xefuL x'g gkfPsfx?nfO{ klg ;f]xL cg';f/sf]
cª\s lbg'kg]{ . ljb]z tflnd Ps lsl;dsf] Privilege dflgFb} cfPsf] 5 . k'gM p;}nfO{ yk cª\s clg l;lgo/
sdf08 ;d]t kfpg] ePsfn] kl/dfh{g sf] cfjZostf /x]sf] b]lvG5 .
-3_
k|lt:kwf{df ;dfj]z ug]{ k|lqmof= of]Uotfsf] cfwf/df dof{bfqmd 5'6\o fp“bf a]l ;s -a]l;saLr tyf Pp6}
a]l;ssf] klg km/s–km/s cª\s kfpg] b]lvPsfn] # j6f a]l ;s lar k|lt:kwf{ u/fpg] t/ kf“r k6s;Dd a9'jf
x'g g;s] h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df s]xL k|l tztnfO{ a9'j f ug]{ . cª\s ljj/0f %, !@ / !& nfO{ g} sfod /fVg] . tLg
k6seGbf a9L k6sdf kbf]Gglt x'g ]nfO{ !& cª\s dfq lbg] .
-ª_
kbs ljt/0fsf] kf/bzL{ dfkb08= lglZrt sfdsf] cfwf/df dfq kbs kfpg] elg dfkb08 lgwf{/0f
ug'{kg]{ . dfkb08 lgwf{/0f gu/L kbs ljt/0f u/]df Jofks hgu'gf;f] ;[hgf x'g hfg] tyf dflyNnf] lgsfodf
JolQmjfbL :jfy{ut cg'/f]wx?sf] bjfj;d]t kg{ ;Sg] ePsfn] ljtl/t ;Ddfgsf] gsf/fTds k|e fj kg{;Sg]
b]lvPsf] 5 .
-r_
k|fKt cª\snfO{ kf/bzL{ agfpg' kg]{= af]8{n] lbPsf]eGbf afx]ssf] ;a} clws[tsf] cª\s g]6df /flv ;a}n]
hfGg, a'em\g ;Sg] Joj:yfdf hf]8 lbg'kg]{ . o;f] x'g ;s]df of] gofF kbf]Gglt k|l qmofn] ;a}sf] dg lhTg ;kmn
x'g;Sg] b]l vPsf] 5 .
-5_
h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df kbf]G glt= sfo{; Dkfbgsf] cfwf/df a9'j f x'g g;s]sf t/ sdf08 tyf :6fkm sf];{
ul/;s]sf clws[tx?dWo] s]xL k|l tztnfO{ h]i 7tfsf] cfwf/df a9'j f ubf{ sf]xL g5'6\g ] tyf p;n] u/]sf]
tflndsf] d"N ofª\sg ;d]t x'g hfg] .
-h_
sdf08 tyf :6fkm sn]h tflndsf] lzIffyL{ 5gf}6 klqmofdf k"g/fjnf]sg= lzIffyL{ 5gf} 6sf d"Vo
cfwf/sf] ?kdf pd]/sf] dflyNnf] ;Ldf tf]l sFb} cfPsf] 5 . t/ oyfy{df To; pd]/sf] ;Ldfsf] k|of]u sxL st}
ePsf] dx';; gul/Psf] . pd]/sf] ;Ldfsf sf/0f !) j6f a]l;s ;d]tsf clws[tx?aLr k|lt:kwf{ x'g] ePsfn]
bzsdf ePsf] k|l jlw, tf}/tl/sf tyf lnPsf] lhDd]jf/Ln] 7"nf] cGt/ ;[hgf u/]sf] b]l vPsf] 5 . o;sf] abnf
Pp6f a]l ;s clws[tx?nfO{ # k6s;Dd cfºgf] j]l;ssf cl3kl5sf clws[tx?aLr k|l t:kwf{ u/fPdf Pp6}
;dosf] lzIff lnPsf clws[tx?aLrdf dfq k|lt:kwf{ x'g hfg] tyf j]l ;s cg';f/sf] k|l t:kwf{n ] ubf{ a]l;sdf
/fd|f] ug]{ clws[tx? 5gf}6 x'g ;Sg] / Pp6f a]l ;ssf] w]/} /fd|f] ug]{ clws[t cGo a]l;ssf] cem ;Ifd
clws[tx?;+u k|l t:kwf{ ug{ g;ls aflxl/g' kg]{ x'G5 . To:t} pQL0f{ ug]{ ;+Vof klg k|j]z k/LIffdf ;dfj]z
ePsfx?sf] $)Ü nfO{ pQL0f{ u/fpFbf ;fGble{s x'g hfg] b]lvPsf] 5 .
klbs ju{
*=
;fdfGotof klbsx?sf] a9'j f :6fkmsf] dof{bfqmd cg';f/ zt{sf] tflnd u/]sfx?nfO{ h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df lbFOb}
cfPsf] 5 . o; ;DaGwdf klbs a9L ;lqmo tyf lhDd]j f/ agfpg :6fkm 5gf}6df ljz]if Wofg k'¥ofpg' kg]{ b]l vG5 .
klbs lhDd]jf/, ;lqmo / of]Uo 5gf}6 ug{ cfjZos /x]sf] 5 .
cGo bhf{
(=
k|foM w]/} o'lg6x?n] cGo bhf{x?sf] a9'j f h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df dfq u/]sf] b]l vP klg s]xL o'l g6x?n] h]i7tfsf]
cltl/Qm s]xL k|l tzt of]Uotfsf] cfwf/df ;d]t a9' jf u/]sf] b]lvG5 . ljNnfbf/ ljz]ift x'4f lhDd]j f/, ;Ifd tyf
e/kbf]{ gePsf] eGg] u'gf;f] g]kfnL ;]g fdf ;j{q ;'l gg] u/]sf] . o;f] x'g'sf] d"Vo sf/0f h]i 7tfsf] cfwf/df a9'jf ug'{,
tflnddf ;xefuL x'g f;fy sdhf]/x?nfO{ pQL0f{ u/fpg], bhf{ cg'; f/sf] lhDd]j f/L÷clwsf/ glbg', af}l4s:t/ a9fpg]
/ lhDd]jf/L lng] af/] tflnd glbg', /fzg artsf nflu cfp6 5f]8\g ] k|lqmofdf j[l4 x'g ', k|To]s lhDd]jf/Ldf dflyNnf]
lgsfoaf6 x:tIf]k ug'{ cflb /x]sf] dx;'; ul/Psf] 5 . ;Ifd ljNnfbf/ 5gf}6 ug{ ;s] klbs ju{x? cem ;an
x'g;Sg] b]l vG5 . laNnfbf/ tyf klbsx?sf] a9'jf lgDgfg';f/sf] cfwf/df ug{ ;s] ;+: yfut ;'wf/ x'g ;Sg] b]lvG5 .
-s_
h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df
-v_
cfGtl/s k|lt:kwf{sf] cfwf/df
-u_
ljz]if l;kmfl/;sf] cfwf/df
-3_
t'?Gt /flhgfdf hfg] cfwf/
h]i7tfsf] cfwf/
!)=
h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df a9'j f ug{ lgDg cg';f/sf] zt{ kfngf ug'{kg]{ .
-s_
Ko'7b]l v u'Nd :6fkm;Ddsf] a9'jf ubf{ tf]lsPsf] cfjZos zt{ / of]Uotf k'u]sf dWo] h]i7tfaf6
;DalGwt bhf{sf] s"n vfnL ;+Vofsf] %)Ü nfO{ a9'jf ug]{ .
-v_ klbsdf a9'jf ubf{ h]i 7tfsf cfwf/df dfq ug]{ t/ a9'j fsf] k|ltikwf{df ;xefuL x'g ] pDd]b \jf/n] cfkm"n ]
u/]sf # j6f tflnddf slDtdf æuÆ u|]l8¨ xfl;n u/]sf] x'g 'kg]{ .
-u_
h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df kbf]Gglt x'g a9'jf kl5 axg ug'{ kg]{ cf]xf]bf jf lhDd]jf/L ;DaGwL lnlvt k/LIff
-Mission Essential Task Test_ %) cª\ssf] / %) cª\ssf] Jojxfl/s -df}l vs / zf/Ll/s_ k/LIff lng] .
kbf]Gglt x'g sf] nflu pDd]bjf/n] slDtdf klg pQL0f{ -$) k|ltzt_ cs+ k|fKt u/]sf] x'g 'kg]{ . h]i7 JolQm pQL0f{
gePdf p eGbf slgi7 JolQmnfO{ pxL k|lqmofsf cfwf/df 5gf}6 ug]{ . o;/L kbf]Gglt x'g ] JolQm Pp6f bhf{d f
tLg k6s dfq ;xefuL x'g kfpg] .
-3_
x'4f / ;f] eGbf tnsf] bhf{sf] nflu klbs / clws[t ;lDdlnt 6f]nLn] k/LIff lng]5 eg] klbssf]
nflu kltn] tf]s]sf] slDtdf @ hgf clws[tx? / ! hgf h]i 7 klbssf] 6f]n Ln] ;Dk"0f{ k/LIff ;~rfng
ug{] .
-ª_
h]i7tfsf] cfwf/df kbf]Ggltsf] nflu 5gf}6 ePsf] JolQm ;/sf/L sfdsf] l;nl;nfdf o'lg6 aflx/
-sfh, tflnd, zflGt;]g f_ df /x]sf] cj:yfdf p;sf] zf/Ll/s tyf lnlvt k/LIff dfly pNn]l vt sfo{df vl6O{
hfg'eGbf cufl8 lnPsf] k/LIffnfO{ cfwf/ dfGg] t/ bHof{gL lrGx| nufpg' k"j{ b'j} k/LIff clgjfo{ ?kn] lbO
kf; x' g'kg]{ .
cfGtl/s k|lt:kwf{sf] cfwf/
!!=
cg'zfl;t, OdfGbf/, pRr xf};nf ePsf, pRr lzIff xfl;n u/]sf, ;+: yfnfO{ pRr:t/sf] of]ubfg k'¥ofPsf
tyf o"lg6n] l;kmfl/; u/]sf JolQmx?nfO{ sfo{ bIftfsf] d"Nofª\sg u/L h]i7tf afx]s ljz]if l;kmfl/;df k|l tikwf{å f/f
kbf]Gglt ul/g] h;sf nflu b]xfocg';f/sf] sfo{ljlw /x]df pko'Qm x'g ] .
-s_
Ko'7b]l v x'4f÷:6fkm;Ddsf bhf{sf] nflu jflif{s s"n l/Qm kb ;+Vofsf] 36Ldf %)Ü kbdf a9'jf
cfGtl/s k|ltikwf{åf/f ug]{ .
-v_
o;/L k|ltikwf{ u/fpbf ;]jf, zt{ / of]Uotf k'u]sf dWo] Pp6f kbsf] nflu a9Ldf ^ hgf ;DdnfO{
k|l tikwf{df ;xefuL u/fpg] . tf]l sPsf dfkb08 leqsfaf6 5gf}6 u/L klQklQn] ;]gfd'v -;]= d'=_ df ;]=d'=
kltn] u'Nddf / u'Ndkltn] u0fdf l;kmfl/; ug]{5 / u0fdf h]i7 clws[tsf] cWoIftfdf cfGtl/s -k|f/lDes_
af]8{ a;L klQ x“'b} u'Nd txaf6 cfPsf] l;kmfl/;nfO{ tf]lsPsf] dfkb08sf] cfwf/df cª\s lbO Ps k6ssf]
nflu a9Ldf ^ hgf pDd]bjf/ 5fgL k|lt:kwf{sf k/LIffsf nflu l;kmfl/; ug]{ . pQm 5gf}6 ePsf
pDd]bjf/x?nfO{ kltsf] cfb]zdf # ;b:o k/LIfs 6f]n Ln] k/LIff lng] .
-u_
k|l tikwf{Tds tl/sfaf6 a9'jf x'g ] JolQm s'g}klg lsl;dsf] b08 ;hfo ;DaGwL cleof]u gnfu]sf] x'g '
kg]{5 t/ Ps k6s a9'jfaf6 kl5 k/]kl5 jf ;hfo e'Qmfg ul/;s]kl5 d"NofÍg ;ldltn] ;'lw|Psf] dx;'; u/L
l;kmfl/; u/]df k|l tikwf{df ;xefuL u/fpg ;lsg] .
-3_
k|l tikwf{df ;xefuLx?sf] a9'j fsf] qmd lgDg cg';f/sf] d"N ofÍg k|l qmofaf6 ug]{ .
-!_
zt{sf] tflndsf] cª\s ljefhg= h'g bhf{df a9'jf x'g] xf] To;bhf{sf nflu u/]sf] tflndsf]
cª\s k|fKt u|]l8¨sf cfwf/df b]xfo cg'; f/ lbg] .
-@_
-ss_ s u|]l 8¨
cª\s $
-sv_ v u|]l 8¨
cª\s #
-su_
u u|]l 8¨
cª\s @
-s3_
3 u|]l 8¨
cª\s !
lzIfftkm{=
-ss_ :gfts / ;f] eGbfdfly
cª\s $
-sv_ k|df0fkq jf ;f] ;/x
cª\s #
-su_
P;=Pn=;L= jf kmi6 Snf;
cª\s @
-s3_
;]s]0 8 Snf;
cª\s !
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v]ndf k|fKt kbs= v]nx?df efulnO kbs lhTg] tyf cGo sfo{df ;kmn JolQmnfO{ b]xfo
cg';f/ cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
-ss_ /fli6«o :t/
cª\s $
-sv_ cfdL{ :t/
cª\s #
-su_
k[tgf :t/
cª\s @
-s3_
jflxgL :t/
cª\s !
-$_
o'lg6df k"¥ ofPsf] of]u bfg tyf cg'z f;g= o'l g6df k'¥ofPsf] of]ubfgsf] s'n cª\s *
/fVg] . pQm cª\s af]8{sf ;a} ;b:ox?n] uf]Ko÷v'Nnf k|bfg u/L Average lgsfNg] . v]ns'b afx]s
cGo If]q h:t}M lzIfseO sfo{ u/]sf], jflxgL÷k[tgf÷cfdL{ tflnddf /fd|f] glthf NofPsf] JolQm, /g/,
clkm; /g/, a9L km:6 Dofg lg:sg] JolQm, l;sdL{, 8sdL{, On]lS6«l ;og, sDKo"6/ tyf l;Ugn ck/] 6/,
k]G6/, KnDa/, 8«fO{e/, dfn rnfgL 8\o '6L cflbdf pTs[i6 sfo{ u/L ljz]i f of]ubfg lbPsf] JolQmnfO{
5gf}6 ug]{ .
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h]i7tf cfwf/= lgDg h]i7tfqmddf /x]sf JolQmx?nfO{ dfq k|lt:kwf{df ;xefuL ug]{ .
-ss_ l;kfxL h]i7tf
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,,
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cd h]i7tf
$)
,,
-s3_
x'4f h]i 7tf
@) ,,
sfodL ;]jf cjlw=
-ss_ Ko'7sf] nflu
$ jif{
-sv_ cdNbf/ sf] nflu
# jif{
-su_
x'4f sf] nflu
@ jif{
-s3_
:6fkm sf] nflu
# jif{
-&_
zt{ afx]ssf] cGo h'g;'s} tflnd -slDtdf $ xKtf_ u/]sf] ePdf pQm tflndx? dWo] s'g}
Pssf] nflu ! cª\s lbg] t/ pQm tflnddf ævÆ u|]l8¨ k|fKt u/]sf] 5 eg] @ cª\s lbg] .
-ª_
o;/L dfly pNn]l vt k|lqmofaf6 k/LIf0f ubf{ h'g pDd] bjf/sf] cª\s a9L x'G5 ToxL pDd]bjf/ 5gf}6
ug]{ . o; k|l qmofaf6 @ jf ;f]eGbf a9L pDd]b\jf/ 5gf}6 ug'{kbf{ dfly pNn]l vt ljlwaf6 k/LIf0f u/L
k|fKtfª\ssf] cfwf/df h]i 7tf sfod ug]{ .
!@=
ljz]if l;kmfl/;sf] cfwf/= dfly bkmf !) / !! df pNnlvt cfwf/x?af6 k/LIf0f ubf{ olb s'g} JolQm ;kmn
x'g g;Sg] t/ lghsf] JolQmTj x]bf{ kbf]Gglt ug{ kg]{ ePdf To:tf JolQmnfO{ k|To]s jif{ u0fsf] jflif{sf]T;a / a8f
bzF}df u/L @ k6s a9Ldf @÷# hgf;DdnfO{ af]8{n] l;kmfl/; u/L o'lg6sf ;sn kl/jf/ -b/af/ k/]8df pkl:yt
JolQmx?_ af6 ;j{; Ddt lg0f{o u/L kltdf hfx]/ ePkl5 kbf]Gglt ug{ ;Sg] .
!#=
t'?Gt /fhLgfdf hfg] cfwf/= k|rlnt lgod sfg'g cg';f/ /flhgfdf hfg] ;do cjlw k'/f u/L /fhLgfdf hfg
O{R5's jf cjsfzeO hfg nfu]sf l;kfxLb]l v hdbf/;Ddsf JolQmnfO{ lghsf] of]Uotf, cg'zf;g / cfr/0fsf] d"N ofÍg
u/L lgh ;fljs bhf{d f slgi7 ePtfklg af]8{n] l;kmfl/; u/L u0f x]8 Sjf6{/df ePsf ;snbhf{sf] ;j{;Ddt
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An Analysis on Intra-state Conflict in Democratic
Republic of Congo
- Brigadier General Gaurab Tandul
Introduction
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is situated in Central Africa having a total
area of 2,344,885 sq km (905,365 sq mi) and is the third largest country in Africa, after Sudan
and Algeria. The country’s greatest width from west to east is about 1,900 km (about 1,200 mi);
its greatest length from north to south is about 2,010 km (about 1,250 mi). The vast central basin
is a low–lying plateau. There are mountains in the east. More than half of the country is covered
by dense equatorial forest. The main river is the Congo River. There are many lakes i.e. Lake
Albert, lake Mweru, lake Tanganyika, lake Edward, lake Kivu etc. The DRC is rich in natural
resources.
The DRC is bounded on the north by the Central African Republic and the Republic of
the Sudan; on the east by Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and Lake Tanganyika (which separates
the DRC from Tanzania); on the south by Zambia and Angola; and on the west by Angola. The
equator crosses the northern DRC. Kinshasa is the capital and largest city.
Except in the high elevations, the country’s climate is very hot and humid. The average
annual temperature in the low central area is about 27°C (about 80°F). Temperatures are
considerably higher in February, the hottest month. Frequent heavy rains occur from April to
November north of the equator and from October through May south of the equator.
More than 200 languages are spoken in the DRC. French is the official language and
principal business language. Four African languages are also widely spoken: Swahili in the east,
Kikongo in the area between Kinshasa and the coast, Tshiluba in the south, and Lingala along
the Congo River.
The DRC has more than 200 ethnic groups, about 80 percent of whom are Bantuspeaking peoples who migrated into the area from the northwest beginning around 300 BC. The
largest single groups are the Lunda, Luba, Kuba, Bakongo (Kongo), Mongo, Mangbetu, and
Azande. Pygmy groups are scattered throughout the rain forest zone.
Purpose
This article will provide some background on Democratic Republic of Congo and through
the cultural framework analyze the intra-state conflict.
Brief History of DRC
In colonial period the Portuguese came to the Congo for the trade and carried hundreds of
thousand slaves to Europe. An expedition came in the late nineteenth century to the Congo. The
explorers traveled from the Indian Ocean, coming from other direction and traveled through the
Congo River and traversed to the other side of the continent. In 1877, the explorers arrived in
town of Boma in eastern Congo, sixty miles from the mouth of the river. Mr Henry Mortan
Stanley took 999 days to reach Boma from east coast of Africa. He wanted the British Crown to
expand its empire to the Congo, but that time the British had its interest elsewhere. So Stanley
met King Leopold of Belgium and the King was desperate to make his empire in Africa where
no other European had arrived. Boma became the capital of King Leopold’s private colony, the
Congo Free State.
In 1908 King Leopold handed over Congo to the Belgian government as Belgian Congo.
After the World War II, African continent was seeing many countries gain their independence
from their colonial powers. Similarly, Congo received its independence from Belgium in 1960.
After the Congo received its independence, it experienced five years of political turmoil.
In 1965, Army Chief of Staff Joseph Désiré Mobutu (later Mobutu Sese Seko) seized power in a
coup. For 32 years Mobutu ran a corrupt, undemocratic regime, concentrating power in the
executive branch and favoring those loyal to him. His party, the Popular Movement for the
Revolution (Mouvement Populaire de la Révolution, or MPR), became the sole legal political
party, and dissidents were suppressed. In May 1997 rebels led by Laurent Kabila seized control
of the country and overthrew Mobutu. Kabila suspended the constitution and declared himself
president. Kabila was assassinated in January 2001.
Origins of the Conflict
Since 1994, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been rent with ethnic strife
and civil war, touched off by a massive inflow of refugees from fighting originating in
neighboring Rwanda and Burundi. This situation was complicated further in May 1997, when
Laurent-Desire Kabila secured external support and initiated a military campaign against thenPresident of Zaire (DRC), Mobutu Sese Seko. Kabila subsequently assumed control of the
country, at which point troops from a number of neighboring countries intervened on opposing
sides. The war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has since been unprecedented in its
regional scope, with fighting continuing despite the signature in July 1999 of a ceasefire by
concerned Heads of State and rebel leaders in Lusaka, Zambia (Known as the Lusaka Ceasefire
Agreement).
Political Culture
The Democratic Republic of Congo has a peculiar political culture of its own from its
independence as a Belgian Colony. In May 1960, a growing nationalist movement, the
Mouvement National Congolais or MNC Party, led by Patrice Lumumba, won the parliamentary
elections. The party appointed Lumumba, as Prime Minister. The parliament elected Joseph
Kasavubu, of the Alliance des Bakongo ( ABAKO) party as President. Other parties that
emerged were the Parti Solidaire Africain (PSA) and the Parti National du Peuple (PNP). The
Belgian Congo achieved independence on 30 June 1960 under the name “Republique du Congo”
(Republic of Congo). Shortly after independence, the province of Katanga led by Moise
Tshombe and South Kasai engaged in secessionist struggles against the new leadership.1
Belgians liberated Congo, leaving behind its so many white educated people who were
skilled technologically such as doctors, engineers, industrialists etc. Lumumba and his men with
communist ideology, started attacking the white people, with rape, murder, looting and even
killing the children. The horrified white people and elite people left the Congo. Most of the
100,000 Europeans who had remained behind after independence fled the country, opening the
way for Congolese to replace the European military and administrative elites.2 After that
Congo’s whole industry, agriculture, companies, banks were affected, and closed. The country
was going through a very complex transitional period where Congo lacked skilled man power
and technology. The western countries felt a very dangerous signal of Soviets interests in Congo
and the country was also tilting towards communism.
On the other hand, Katanga, which lies in the south east part of the Congo, was moving
towards a better life with all the infrastructure, industry, factories, banks etc. The President of
Katanga Mr. Tshombe generated very good diplomatic relationships with western countries. In
the meantime UN did not want Katanga to become an independent and sovereign country- and it
sent its peacekeeping troops to Katanga; with a little fierce fighting Katanga was brought into
the DRC.
While Katanga came into the DRC, there was a military coup in Kinshasa and the then
Chief of Army Staff Gen. Mobutu (-After Mobutu Sese Seko) over threw the Lumumba
government and came into power in 1965. As a dictator Mobutu SeSe ruled for 32 years in the
DRC. For the country’s peace and security the U.S. also supported the Mobutu government.
With the dictatorship rule by force of Mobutu, the DRC went on to a stable security situation to
some extent. But there was lot of corruption in the Mobutu Government.
The DRC enjoys a wide range of natural mineral resources which, if managed properly,
can make this country one of the richest country in the world. It has large reserves of gold,
diamonds, cobalt, coltan, cupper, tin, iron and uranium in different states and provinces of the
country. The DRC’s political culture is very much related with its country’s natural resources.
During Belgian rule, they have been extracting and exploiting the natural mineral resources to
Belgium and Europe. During Mobutu’s regime also it has been exploited by Mobutu’s
government and its friendly countries. DRC’s two small land-locked neighboring countries,
Rwanda and Uganda are also keen in the huge amount of mineral resources which were
available in DRC.
The DRC enjoyed few months of liberal democracy after independence. Then again after
the military coup overthrew the Lumumba government and Mobutu regime ruled 32 years as a
dictator. In 1997 Laurent Kabila took over the power and it is again became an autocratic
regime. After the assassination of President Laurent Kabila, his son Joseph Kabila was made
President of the DRC. Though there are multi-party system in the DRC, we can say that there is
still unreformed autocracy.
It is important to remember that political liberalization in the DRC is little more than the
Mobutu and Laurent Kabila’s regime. While the new democracy in the country is both very
young and unconsolidated, it is not necessarily doomed to failure by poverty and backwardness.
The country needs time to work with and become habituated to democratic institutions, to shape
them to fit particular cultural and political circumstances and to allow them to sink deep roots of
commitment among all the major players and the public at large.
On 30 July and 29 October 2006, less than a year after a December 2005 constitutional
referendum, the vast and strife-wracked Democratic Republic of the Congo held its first multi
party elections since 1965.3 Although ethnic solidarity is assumed to be an ever-present variable
in DRC politics, in these elections that factor cannot be coupled with political party result.
Depending on how one counts them, there are anywhere from two-hundred to six-hundred
ethnic groups in the DRC.
Given the DRC’s tragic recent history-including the 1998 to 2003 conflict whose toll of
three to four million human lives makes it the worst the globe has seen since World War II- the
holding of a successful national election stands as a major positive accomplishment.4 In sum,
Joseph Kabila has not only won the presidential election but now heads an alliance that
completely dominates the National Assembly and almost certainly the senate, plus possibly ten
of the eleven provincial assemblies. A new cabinet has been installed comprising sixty
ministers.5
Sovereignty
Sovereignty is intimately bound up with the idea of statehood. In the case of the DRC, as
long as juridical sovereignty is maintained, a government’s inability to control its territory,
population and affairs does not significantly endanger its statehood.
Neopatrimonialism
The fractionalization of society that neopatrimonialism inevitably produces leaves the
members of that society at a significant risk of instability. DRC’s largest wars have been driven
by relatively small warring parties. In the DRC the two main non-state armed groups in the east
of the country, the “Congres’ National pour la defense du people”(CNDP) and the “Forces
Democratiques de Liberation du Rwanda” (FDLR), are estimated to control only between 4,000
and 7,000 combatants respectively.6
It was not always easy for neopatrimonial authorities to defeat even small rebellions. The
poor state of the armed forces also allowed rebels to exploit the governing regime by
encouraging defections within its army or by simply routing ineffective troops. For example, the
campaign launched by Laurent Kabila’s Rwandan-and Ugandan-backed Alliance of Democratic
Forces for the Liberation of Congo-Zaire (APDL) in 1996 against Mobutu’s army was so weak
that the AFDL mostly saw it running away; the only fighting during the campaign was done by
foreigners’ (namely mercenaries, the army of the former Rwandan government and its
Interahamwe militias, as well as some UNITA rebels from Angola).7
Ethnicity, Race and Culture
The main and majority ethnic group living in DRC is the Bantu race. Bantus are the
original people who migrated from eastern Nigeria in 500 BC what is now the DRC and in other
Central African countries.8
The effects of ethnic fractionalization have been broadly studied. Most studies find these
have negative socioeconomic impacts. 9 Scholars argue that ethnic fractionalization significantly
undermines Africa’s rate of economic growth. Societies with high levels of ethnic
fractionalization need deeper government intervention with more regulations, possibly favoring
the ethnic groups in power. The Government frequently delivers patronage to favored groups
rather than to the general public. This leads to more corruption and a reduced quality of
delivered public goods, producing higher infant mortality, persistence of illiteracy, and lower
levels of educational attainment.10
Another body of literature argues that ethnic diversity tends to produce ethnic conflicts
and political instability. Some analyses stress that long-standing cultural differences between
ethnic groups make democratic stability difficult. Others focus on the recent mobilization and
politicization of ethnic differences by enterprising politicians. However, Fearon and Laitin
(2003) argues that in the period since 1945 there is no evidence demonstrating that ethnic
diversity increases the likelihood of the onset of civil violence. They find that geographic and
economic variables are better predictor of the onset of civil war than cultural ones. When the
state or society marginalizes ethnic minority groups that enjoy access to a base of resources,
these groups are more likely to mobilize members to try to exit the system.11
Although all armed conflicts involve identity politics, people’s ethnic identities are
commonly held to be of greater significance than their other identities.12 The basic argument is
that ethnicity does not cause armed conflict; rather so-called ethnic wars are usually the result of
political power struggles between elites whose actions do not simply reflect static ethnic
identifies but instead shape identifier and political consequences that flow from them. In this
sense we can agree with the sentiment that ethnic difference does not have a strong relationship
with the incidence of armed conflict. 13 Nevertheless, the construction of specific ethnic identities
to support particular political agenda has frequently been an important ingredient of DRC’s
wars.
Ethnicity and War
Analysts who view ethnicity in more instrumental terms, however, have argued that
violence occurs when power-hungry elites manipulate a variety of institutions to encourage
wide-spread fear of some other ethnicity and create incentives for publics to take ostensibly
defensive measures to ward off the source of the threat.14 Some analysts argued that hatreds
between ethnic groups persist over generations until something triggers an eruption of mass
violence against the despised group. For example, in the DRC, mass violence between Hema
and Lendu tribes (races) in the Northern part of the country in Ituri district, resulted in hundreds
of victims killed, tortured and raped in 2005/2006.
The ethnic groups are more likely to rebel when,
(1) more representatives of that ethnic group are excluded from state power, especially if
they experienced a loss of power in the recent past.
(2) the group’s capacity to mobilize is high, and
(3) the group has experienced conflict in the past.
In sum, we can conclude that ethnicity plus marginalization, organization and a history of
violence are ‘an important part of the dynamics leading to the outbreak of civil wars.15 Hence, it
seems clear that wars are never fought solely over ethnic difference. So-called ethnic conflicts
are really political wars triggered by influential individuals who attempt to harness political and
economic forces to their own agendas, there by strengthening their supporters and weakening
their opponents.
Religion
Religion and beliefs did not cause DRC’s war, but “the ways in which people at all levels
thought about power was rooted in religious ideology”.16 An example of religion at work was
shown by the Mai-Mai soldiers in eastern Zaire (DRC) who believed their connection with the
spirit world gave them supernatural powers-hence their willingness to lead Laurent Kabila’s
AFDL forces into battle against President Mobutu’s soldiers in 1997. Literally meaning ‘WaterWater’, the name Mai-Mai comes from the belief that bullets could be turned into water as a
result of a dawa potion(magic potion) being poured over their body to prevent weapons from
killing and maiming them. As a result, Mai-Mai warriors often fought naked or dressed in
leaves. Although Mobutu’s troops were badly trained, poorly equipped and suffered from low
morale, their fear of the Mai-Mai does seem to have contributed to their retreat.17 Religion’s role
was less important than deeply ingrained political cultures and elite opportunism amidst a social
context of severe poverty and inequality.
Resources
Africa’s wars are often referred to as resource wars. Similarly, the civil war or insurgency
movement going on in the Democratic Republic of Congo is for resources. The resources war,
fought not over competing political ideologies but by greedy individuals in order to accumulate
wealth by extracting the country’s ‘natural’ resources such as gold, diamond, coltan, uranium,
minerals and timber.
Contemporary thinking about the causes or outbreak of armed conflicts has been
dominated by two broad and seemingly contradictory hypotheses:
(1) A scarcity of important resources increases the rank of war, and
(2) An abundance of valuable resources increases the risk of war. 18
An example, struck the village of Donga in the DRC’s Equateur province in 2009.
Fighting began when a militia from the Enyele community attacked members of the Monzaya,
apparently over access to fishing ponds and nearby farm land. The violence left nearly fifty
people dead and caused more than 20,000 to flee their homes. Even with the subsequent arrival
of government troops and UN peacekeepers the situation escalated, causing the displacement of
an estimated 145,000 people. On closer inspection, however, this episode had as much to do
with political intrigues within and between the communities as with access to fish.19
Michael Ross has identified two additional ways in which resource abundance relates to
the onset of wars. In the first scenario, resource wealth helped trigger conflicts by encouraging
interventions from neighboring powers, thus placing the emphasis firmly back on political
decisions. In the DRC where external powers supported nascent rebel groups against incumbent
governments, in part to gain access to natural resources wealth: and the support provided by
Ugandan and Rwandan forces to rebel movements in DRC.20
The second mechanism was when rebel groups and /or governments sold what Ross
called ‘booty futures‘- the right to exploit mineral resources that the prospective seller has not
yet captured. Booty futures were significant ingredients in the conflicts in the DRC. Although
rebels in these conflicts initially possessed few lucrative resources, they had a chance of
securing them in combat. Insurgents traded the prospect of access of these future mineral rights
to foreign firms and neighboring governments and used the proceeds to pay soldiers and buy
arms, and thus gain the capacity to capture the promised resource. In April 1997, for example,
Laurent Kabila was able to sign a deal worth $885 million with American Mining Fields when it
became clear that his AFDL forces were going to topple Mobutu’s regime. 21
The conflicts in Zaire /DRC provide an excellent example of these political dynamics at
work. Although the eastern DRC has always possessed huge amounts of minerals and gems, the
presence of these items did not cause the recent conflicts there. Rather, what eventually became
known as Africa’s world war started because of a mix of cross-border security issues in the
aftermath of the 1994 Rwandan genocide and governance issues in Zaire, where anti-Mobutu
groups saw an opportunity finally to topple the wily old dictator with the help of the regimes in
Rwanda and Uganda. Of course, the political economy of the country’s resources soon became a
crucial factor in shaping the dynamics of the conflict, but resources do not explain its beginning
or the underlying motives of its participants.22
Economy
The earliest economy of DRC was based on hunting, fishing, and gathering food. Over
time, populations became increasingly sedentary. As livestock and crops, especially cereals such
as millet and sorghum, become domesticated, populations began to permanently occupy lands
that previously could support only temporary settlements. Their economies became based upon
agriculture or on agro-pastoralism.
Although citizens of the DRC are among the poorest in the world, having the second
lowest nominal GDP per capita, the DRC is widely considered to be the richest country in the
world regarding natural resources; its untapped deposits of raw minerals are estimated to be
worth in excess of US$ 24 trillion.23 The DRC has more than 30% of the world’s diamond
reserves and 70% of the world’s coltan.24
At the time of its independence in 1960, DRC was the second most industrialized country
in Africa after South Africa, it boasted a thriving mining sector and its agriculture sector was
relatively productive.25 The two recent conflicts (the First and Second Congo Wars), which
began in 1996, have dramatically reduced national output and government revenue, have
increased external debt, and have resulted in deaths of more than five million people from war,
and associated famine and disease. Malnutrition affects approximately two thirds of the
country’s population.
Military
With a weak rule of law framework and inadequately developed institutions of civil
governance, post-independence DRC witnessed a succession of military coups. During this
period, the DRC came to be characterized by endemic corruption, systematic abuses of human
rights, and the continuing focus on internal regime survival that have been ably documented by
regional scholars.26
The military focus on internal mechanism of regime survival undermined the
professionalism and core competencies of the militaries themselves. Regime maintenance
neither required nor rewarded most core military skills, leading to the atrophy of hard military
capabilities at both the individual and institutional levels. Under Mobutu, the decline in that
followed independence and that accelerated during, and in large part as a consequence of, the
cold war.27
Regional Framework for State Reconstruction
The conflict in the DRC is interrelated with the regional conflict. The regional nature of
violence is not unique. The conflicts in Central Asia, Western Africa and the Horn of Africa all
share characteristics of “regional conflict formations”.28 They are comprised of interrelated civil
wars, operating at different levels (local, provincial, national and regional) without respect for
frontiers. “They arise from state collapse and they came in regional cluster. They take place
between and inside states out of control of their actions, with privatized economies and security,
and competing rebel groups, as well as multinational forces, vying for control of political
space”.29
Conclusion
The problem in Africa is that it is often the failure of states that causes regional problems.
The DRC’s problem is also related with the neighboring countries’ problem. The neighboring
countries are exploiting the DRC’s natural resources for their benefits. Ethnicity rises to a
significant level of concern for the people of the DRC, but the main cause of conflict is for the
control and retention of power. In addition to that, another important cause is the control of
resources and natural resources which are abundantly available in the DRC. The main problem
seem currently is the management of resources.
To resolve the problem and to build the nation in DRC, international actors have an
important role to play, not just by supporting state building, but also by controlling global flows,
such as arms, illegally exploited goods, mercenaries and drugs. Global involvement also means
better coordination within governments, and between governments and donors on issues such as
aid, debt relief, conditionality, trade policy, multinational conduct, remittances and commodity
shock relief. The increasing networking of actors reduces transparency and therefore requires
new oversight mechanism.
End Notes
1. ”Jungle Shipwreck”, Time Magazine, 25 July 1960.
2. ”The United Nations and the Congo”. Historylearningsite.co.uk. 30 March 2007. Retrieved 2 May
2010.
3. Larry Diamond and Marc F.Plattner, Democratization in Africa, 2007, p.310.
4. Ibid, p. 311.
5. Ibid, p.323.
6. UN Security Council, Final Report of the Group of Experts on the DRC, para. 20.
7. Pruner, Africa’s World War, p. 128.
8. Amy R. Krakowka and Laurel J. Hummel, Understanding Africa: AGeographic Approach, 2009.
9. Afro Barometer, Working Paper No. 66, p. 2.
10. Ibid
11. Ibid
12. Paul D. Williams, War and Conflict in Africa, 2012, p. 113.
13. Hyden, African Politics, p. 204.
14. Lake and Rothchild, ‘Spreading fear fear’: Fearmand Latin, ‘Violence’; Gagnon, The Myth.
15. Cederman, Wimmer and Min, Why do ethnic groups rebel, p. 88.
16. Ellis, The Mask, p. 304.
17. Paul D Williams, War and Conflict in Africa, 2012, p. 75.
18. Ibid
19. Ross, How do natural resources, p. 56.
20. Ibid
21. Paul D. Williams, War and Conflict in Africa, 2012, p. 76.
22. For evidence, Net with Grignon and Kisangani, The Democratic Republic of Congo.
23. “OHADA.com:The Business Law portal in Africa”, Retrieved 22 March 2009.
24. “DR Congo’s $ 24 trillion fortune”, The freelibrary.com, Retrieved 22 July 2011.
25. Andreas Exenberger; Simon Hartmann (2007), “The Dark Side of Globalization. The Vicious Cycle
of Exploitation from World Market Integration: Lesson from the Congo”.
26. Amy R. Krakowka and Laurel J. Hummel, Understanding Africa: A geographic Approach, 2009, p.
385.
27. Ibid
28. Rubin’s term, Sec B. Rubin et al., Draft Discussion Paper I.
29. W.I.Zartman, Regional Conflict Management in Africa, 2003, p. 81.
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International Trends in Military Justice System;
A Comparative Study
- Major Anil Subedi
Judge Advocate
General's Department
1.
Introduction
Military justice is a distinct legal system that applies to members of armed forces. In
other words, military justice is separate bodies of law that govern the conduct of members of
their armed forces. Some states use special judicial and other arrangements to enforce those
laws, while others use civilian judicial system. The main purpose of military justice is to
preserve discipline and good order in the armed forces. Structures, rules and procedures in
military justice can be substantially different from their civilian counterparts. Usually, military
justice operates in a separate court system with stricter rules and procedures to maintain the
highest standard of internal discipline and to ensure the operational effectiveness of the armed
forces. The argument for military justice systems operating in parallel to their civilian
counterparts is that usually civilian judges don't have the necessary expertise in military affairs.
The main rationale for a separate court system is the unique character of military life, where
discipline, organization and hierarchy play a crucial role. These are essential for maintaining the
effectiveness and combat readiness of the armed forces. But since the recent past, questions have
been being raised whether the military justice system is in compliance with international
standards, such as human rights and fair trial guarantees and as a result of that, many states have
come up with certain amendments in their military justice systems and some others including
Nepal are in the reformation phase.
2.
Why do we need Separate Justice System for Armed Forces?
The Supreme Court of Nepal has pronounced in a habeas corpus case of Iman Singh
Gurung the government of Nepal, "…there should have some special provisions in law to make
the armed forces competent enough to effectively accomplish their duty of protecting the
sovereignty and territorial integrity of the nation. Legal provisions that are laid down to maintain
the discipline in other government services are not enough for the armed forces…" Similarly, the
Supreme Court of Canada has said in a case of R v Genereux, "…the purpose of a separate
system of military tribunals is to allow the Armed Forces to deal with matters that pertain
directly to the discipline, efficiency and morale of the military. The safety and well-being of
Canadians depends considerably on the willingness and readiness of a force of men and women
to defend against threats to the nation’s security. To maintain the Armed Forces in a state of
readiness, the military must be in a position to enforce internal discipline effectively and
efficiently. Breaches of military discipline must be dealt with speedily and frequently, punished
more severely than would be the case if a civilian engaged in such conduct. There is thus a need
for separate tribunals to enforce special disciplinary standards in the military...”
Based on the court decisions, the overall objective of the justice system is to create a just
and fair environment in society and the military requires a system of justice separate from that of
the civilian justice system. The civilian justice system is concerned primarily with the
prevention and punishment of crimes and the goal of the military justice system is to maintain
good order and discipline in its organization. The primary mission of the military is to defend
the state's sovereignty and territorial integrity by preparing for and engaging in wars and other
crucial situation. The maintenance of this force requires discipline and constant training unlike
that found in any civilian job, and it is not possible to develop such character, behavior and level
of performance on short notice. To be ready to conduct operations, a military must have a good
preparation in times of peace. As such, not just in times of war, the maintenance of good order
and discipline is a key objective of the military during the peace-time as well. It is justified by
the military jurisprudence and recognized armed forces as separate, distinct and special organs
of the state. That is why the Armed Forces need separate but more rigid, prompt and fair justice
system to maintain the high level of discipline in their organization.
3.
Military Justice System in Common Law and Civil Law
There are significant differences about the military justice system between common law
and civil law. Generally in the common law systems, ad hoc military tribunals are convened on a
case by-case basis, whereas standing military courts operate in civil law systems. However,
common law countries are increasingly moving towards a system of standing military courts.
One of the main reasons for this is to improve the flexibility of the system of military justice.
For example, The United Kingdom revokes the need to obtain a convening warrant for each
trial, and more than one Court Martial is able to operate at any time. Purely military justice
systems, which mainly prevail in common law countries, are based on the exclusive jurisdiction
of military courts over offences committed by military personnel. In some continental European
countries, civilian courts have jurisdiction over military cases. For example, in Germany, there
are no peacetime standing military courts. Administrative (disciplinary) tribunals deal with
service offences, while civilian courts concentrate on crimes. Some eastern and central European
countries have abolished standing military courts in peacetime, but their Constitutions still allow
for the creation of such a system in wartime.
4.
Recent Trends
There have been lots of changes in military justice systems of many countries in recent
years. As we've discussed so far, overall military justice systems can primarily be divided into
two types. Either it is based on Common Law or in Civil Law. But to make it more convenient
to understand, we can divide the system in five different categories, particularly based on their
court provisions as mentioned below.
(a)
Courts-martial convened for the individual case,
(b)
Standing military courts,
(c)
Specialized civilian courts,
(d)
General civilian courts in peacetime,
(e)
General civilian courts in peace and war.
It will be easier to understand the recent trends in military justice system with a brief
description of current practices in some countries.
(a)
United States of America: In the USA, Constitution authorizes the creation of a
system of military justice. Article I, Section 8 permits the U.S. Congress to "make rules
for the government and regulation of the land and naval forces." Congress issued these
rules first in 1806 as the Articles of War. Military justice during the American Civil War
was governed by the 1863 Lieber Code. The Articles of War were superseded in 1951 by
the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). The UCMJ is federal law, found in Title
10 United States Code Chapter 47, and implemented by the Manual for Courts-Martial,
an executive order issued by the President of the United States in his capacity as
Commander-in-Chief of the United States armed forces. The offenses covered by the
UCMJ include those encompassed by "high crimes and misdemeanors" which covers
officials generally, and includes perjury of oath, abuse of authority, bribery, intimidation,
misuse of assets, failure to supervise, dereliction of duty, conduct unbecoming, and
refusal to obey a lawful order. It also includes ordinary crimes, but perhaps with different
standards of proof and punishment than for civilians, on the grounds that more is
expected of military personnel by their oaths of office. Now the recommendations for
changes have been put forward in the Cox report from May 2001. One of the
recommendations is to increase the independence, availability and responsibilities of
military judges. According to the report, complaints against the military justice system
have long been fueled by allegations that military judges are neither sufficiently
independent nor empowered enough to act as effective, impartial arbiters at trial. It is
recommended to create standing judicial circuits, composed of tenured judges and
empowered to manage courts-martial within geographic regions. It is also recommended
to establish fixed terms of office for military judges, to enhance the overall independence
of the military judiciary. Most commonly, courts-martial in the United States are
convened to try members of the U.S. military for violations of the Uniform Code of
Military Justice (UCMJ), which is the U.S. military's criminal code. However, they can
also be convened for other purposes, including military tribunals and the enforcement of
martial law in an occupied territory. Courts-martial are governed by the rules of
procedure and evidence laid out in the Manual for Courts-Martial, which contains the
Rules for Courts-Martial, Military Rules of Evidence, and other guidance.
There are three types of courts martial: Special, Summary, and General. Decisions
of Courts Martial can be reviewed by Court of Criminal Appeals as an intermediate
review. If the sentence, as approved by the convening authority, includes death, a badconduct discharge, a dishonorable discharge, dismissal of an officer, or confinement for
one year or more, the case is reviewed by an intermediate court. There are four such
courts the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal
Appeals, the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Coast Guard Court of
Criminal Appeals. The Courts of Criminal Appeals review the cases for legal error,
factual sufficiency, and sentence appropriateness. All other cases are subject to review by
judge advocates under regulations issued by each service. After such review, the Judge
Advocate General may refer a case to the appropriate Court of Criminal Appeals. The
Courts of Criminal Appeals also have jurisdiction under Article 62 of the UCMJ to
consider appeals by the United States of certain judicial rulings during trial. Review
under Article 62 is limited to issues involving alleged legal errors.The Court of Appeals
for the Armed Forces (CAAF) reviews the cases in which the sentence, as affirmed by a
Court of Criminal Appeals, extends to death, all the cases reviewed by a Court of
Criminal Appeals which the Judge Advocate General orders sent to the CAAF for review
and all cases reviewed by a Court of Criminal Appeals in which, upon petition of the
accused and on good cause shown, the CAAF has granted a review. The Supreme Court
of the United States has discretion under 28 U.S.C. § 1259 to review cases under the
UCMJ on writ of certiorari where the CAAF has conducted a mandatory review (death
penalty and certified cases), granted discretionary review of a petition, or otherwise
granted relief. Since 2007, several bills have been introduced into Congress to expand the
accessibility of service members to the Supreme Court.
(b)
United Kingdom: The system of military discipline in the British Army has
undergone extensive change since 1996 to ensure that it more closely reflects the
provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Following the ECHR
decision in Findlay v UK, the UK Armed Forces Act 1996 revised the procedures to
guarantee the objectivity and impartiality of courts martial, largely by removing the
conveners, court members, and prosecutors at courts-martial from the normal military
chain of command. It subsequently became clear that the British military summary
dealing procedure was also very vulnerable to challenge under ECHR Art 6, and that
procedure was consequently amended in the Armed Forces Discipline Act 2000, which
for the first time allows soldiers to elect trial by court martial in all summary dealing
cases if they choose, and even where they do not so elect they now have the right to
appeal to a Summary Appeal Court (SAC).
The latest piece of domestic legislation to affect the British system substantially is
the Armed Forces Act 2006, which received Royal Assent at the end of 2006, and was
implemented in 2009. The main purpose of this Act is simply to create a unified military
discipline regime for all three services. The Armed Forces Act 2006 establishes the Court
Martial as a permanent standing court. Previously courts-martial were convened on an ad
hoc basis. The Court Martial may try any offence against service law. The Court is made
up of a Judge Advocate, and between three and seven (depending on the seriousness of
the offence) officers and warrant officers. Rulings on matters of law are made by the
Judge Advocate alone, whilst decisions on the facts are made by a majority of the
members of the court, not including the Judge Advocate, and decisions on sentence by a
majority of the court, this time including the Judge Advocate. The Court Martial Appeal
Court hears appeals from the Court Martial. It is mostly made up of judges from the
civilian Court of Appeal for England and Wales. Further appeal lies to the Supreme Court
of the United Kingdom.
(c) South Africa:
In South Africa, a previous act from 1957 on military justice
was superseded by "Military discipline supplementary act" of 1999. Cases may be
handled summarily if the accused elects so and pleads guilty. Lieutenants and higher
officers cannot be punished summarily but must be indicted before a military court. South
African military justice component is headed by Adjutant General who is a highly
qualified officer of having minimum 7 years of experience in military justice
administration and having qualification that meets to be an advocate or attorney in South
African High Court. Other components under Adjutant General are Director of Military
Judges, Director of Military Prosecutions, Director of Military Defence Counsel, Director
of Military Judicial Review and Senior Military Judge. All of them are legal experts.
There are 3 types of trial courts in South African Military Justice System; Court of Senior
Military Judge, Court of Military Judge and Commanding Officer's disciplinary hearing.
All the trial courts in South African military justice system are of standing nature and all
the officials in courts martial are active members of the armed forces having adequate
knowledge on administration of justice. Appeals are heard by Court of Military Appeals,
which is comprised of 5 members (if the offences are murder, treason, rape and culpable
homicide committed outside the South African borders); 3 judges or retired judges from
any division of High Court of South Africa, 1 appropriately qualified officer of
permanent force having minimum 10 years of experience in criminal or military justice
administration or have practiced minimum 10 years in South African High Court as an
Advocate or Attorney holding law degree and 1 officer with experience of field
operational command. In other cases, there will be 3 members; 1 judge or retired judge
from the High Court of South Africa or 1 magistrate or retired magistrate with minimum
10 years of experience, 1 appropriately qualified officer from a permanent force holding
law degree and having experience of practice as an advocate or attorney in a South
African High Court or having minimum 10 years of experience in criminal or military
justice administration and 1 officer with field command experience. Court of Military
Appeals is the Highest Military Court and its decisions are binding to other military
courts.
(d)
Germany: In Germany, members of any branch of the German armed forces are
subject to the ordinary civil jurisdiction and unless otherwise stated all civil laws apply to
soldiers as well. The German constitution allows the federal government in art. 96 II to
create military courts under special circumstances: in times of war, outside of Germany or
on a German vessel, acting under a legal judge and only for members of the armed forces.
In fact, no such laws have been enacted so far. Instead, suspects of crimes committed
abroad are subject to the district attorney of the city of Potsdam. Nonetheless, there exist
numerous acts that only concern soldiers describing their special status, their rights and
duties. The military penal code applies to soldiers by extending the civil penal code to
crimes that can be only committed on military duty: general offenses (such as desertion,
illegal use of weapons and more) and offenses that interfere with the military hierarchy
(such as mutiny or abuse). Law enforcing inside any branch is done by the military
police. When investigating, working for the attorney is equivalent to any German police
in civil issues. In cases where both groups are involved (on German terrain), regular and
military police cooperate. In emergencies, the regular police is authorized to maintain
order until the military police has arrived. Soldiers that violate military regulations may
also receive penalties in form of Non-judicial punishment or in severe cases judicial
punishments by a special type of court. These procedures are defined by the Military
Discipline Code. The head of the unit as immediate superior who acts as primary
disciplinary master has the exclusive right to choose: non-judicial punishment (such as
fines, curfews, arrests up to 7 days), forwarding the decision to the next superior officer
of the unit (arrest then can be extended up to 21 days) or calling the military service court
which has the power for further punishment (like degradation and shortening the salary
up to five years). The judge of such court is a civil one; two military officers are attending
every case and act as consultants to the judge. In Germany, there are no federal or
military prisons. If a soldier is sentenced to jail for up to six months the punishment is
executed by barrack administration. He will remain in arrest for the same time but
continue serving in his unit on duty times unless the court has imposed further limits.
Otherwise soldiers will be detained in civil state prisons. In the case of a soldier being
sentenced to jail for one year or more (6 months or more in case of bribery) he will be
discharged from the armed forces.
(e)
India: In India, military justice system is mainly governed by Army Act, Navy Act
and Air Force Act. These laws define the statutory provisions as applicable to men and
women in uniform. The military courts in India are also ad hoc courts and coming under
extreme stress with the establishment of Armed Forces Tribunal in 2007. There is
increasing voice in the country for the reform on the lines liberal democracies are seeing
in their military justice system. Presently there are four types of trial courts; General
Court martial, Summary General Court Martial, District Court Martial and Summary
Court Martial. All these courts are comprised of active force members. In every such
court, there should be 1 Judge Advocate or an Officer from Judge Advocate General
Department or any officer approved by Judge Advocate General (JAG). Accused can
challenge the court members and if the challenge is reasonable, the court member should
be changed. They also get the facility to have a defending officer from JAG department to
plead on their favour. Appeals are heard by the Armed Forces Tribunal, which comprises
former judges and retired generals, which can overturn court martial verdicts, grant bail
and admit petitions challenging dismissals, promotions and matters related to pay and
pension. India has very much similar military justice system like in Nepal.
(f)
Nepal: In Nepal, military justice system is primarily governed by the Army Act,
2006 and the Army Court Martial Rules, 2008. Unlike the other common law follower
states, Nepal has mixed provisions of ad hoc courts in trial and standing court in appeal.
There are mainly four types of courts-martial (General Court Martial, Summary General
Court Martial, District Court Martial and Summary Court Martial) in trial and a Special
Military Court is in appeal. Special Military Court also hears the cases of Corruption,
Theft, Torture and Disappearances as a trial court in which, its decision can be challenged
in the Supreme Court of Nepal. Composition of this court is very unique to other
country's courts of similar level. This court is headed by an appellate court judge
(appointed by the Government of Nepal on the recommendation of Judicial Council) and
other two members are the Defense Secretary and the Judge Advocate General. Recently,
the Supreme Court of Nepal has directed the government to form a taskforce comprising
legal experts, military officials, members of civil society and human rights defenders to
review and recommend changes in the military justice system. The court also has
mentioned in its verdict that the idea is to make the system compliant with the Interim
Constitution and international human rights obligations. The court also said that reform is
necessary as the system doesn't seem to be in accordance with the provisions of the
Interim Constitution and international rights treaties. Now, the Government of Nepal has
formed a task force to reform the army act and the task force's report is yet to come.
5.
Conclusion
There is a long history of military justice system and its importance to maintain the
highest standard of discipline in the armed forces. Till few decades back, it was accepted in most
of the societies that it needs more rigid and prompt judicial action in military than in civilian.
But the time has changed and people have begun to talk about equally fair and free trial in
military justice system as well. Many countries have already amended their legal provisions to
address the recent trend and some other countries including Nepal are on the way towards it.
There are clear trends in the development of military justice to be seen on the international scene
with regard to the rights of the accused with reference to human rights standards. We can
conclude in a more formed way that all the military courts should be competent enough for the
free and fair hearings and military justice system should be enhanced as per the latest
development in entire justice system.
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j|]8zfn] ;dgk'/, af/fu9L / k;f{d f tLg clu|d df]rf{ v8f u/L ;Dk"0f{ ;/g t/fO{ dfly cfºgf]] sAhf ePsf] 3f]if0ff
u/] . ptf k"j{tkm{sf] lt/x't If]qdf vl§Psf] d]h/ /k\m;]h g]t[Tjsf] 6f]nLn] klg cfºgf]] lhDdfsf] sfd ;DkGg ul/;s]sf]
lyof] .
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gf]e ]Da/ dlxgfdf sKtfg jL/ s]z/ kf08], sKtfg ;j{l ht yfkf, sKtfg zDz]/ /fgf, n]l º6g]G6 k[YjL xdfn, n]l º6g]0 6
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lyP .
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d]l y;gn] cfºgf] tf]kaf6 df]rf{ lnO{ /x]sf lyP / ljlnod n]e L ;Vt 3fOt] eP/ klg nl8/x]sf lyP . o;/L s/La Ps
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/x]sf] c+u|]h kmf}hsf ;]s]G8–Og–sdf08/ n]l º6g]0 6 :6«6]n n] lj:t[t l/kf]6{ d]h/ hg/n dfn{] ;dIf k7fPsf lyP . pQm
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;'? u/]sf] s/La !) ldg]6d}“ Toxf“ /x]sf] c+u|]h kmf}hsf sdf08/ sKtfg Nj}SgLsf / n]l º6g]0 6 8sgsf] cfqmd0fdf k/L
d[To' ePkl5 c+u|]h kmf}h g]t[Tj ljlxg cj:yfdf ltt/ljt/ x'g yfNof] . eLif0f cfqmd0fdf k/L c+u|]h kmf}hsf] ;}lgs
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HOW TO FOSTER UNIT COHESION IN
NEPALESE ARMY
- Lieutenant Colonel Bhuvan Khatri
Introduction
1.
The history of Nepalese Army (NA) is as old as the country itself. NA’s glorious history
has become possible through the sacrifice, dedication and commitment of its members. Since its
early days, NA has been dedicated and committed in the service of Nepal and Nepalese people.
Respecting the cultural, religious and ethnic diversity, Nepalese Army has weaved its all ranks
into cohesive group and endeavored in safeguarding the national sovereignty, territorial integrity
and also accomplishing any other assigned task.
2.
The Primary role of the NA is to defend the territorial integrity, sovereignty and
independence of Nepal whereas the secondary role is to provide assistance to the Civilian
Government in the maintenance of internal security. Apart from this, Nepalese Army is also
playing important role in nation development, nature conservation, disaster management, search
and rescue, UN peace keeping and demining. In order to maintain its professionalism and
capability in defending the sovereignty and the territorial integrity, Nepalese Army has accorded
a very high importance to training and unit cohesion.
3.
As Nepal is a multi-diversity country in terms of geography, language, religion and
culture, Nepalese Army recruits it’s officers and men from all segment of society. They come
with different value, system and attitudes. Nepalese Army has been transforming all it’s
members into a cohesive group and utilized them on achieving its organizational goals. In this
article, efforts have been made to explore the various spectrums of cohesiveness and recommend
some of the techniques and procedures that will enable our unit/subunits to be organized as a
strong cohesive unit.
Understanding Various spectrums of Cohesiveness/Cohesion
“The challenge for every organization is to build a feeling of oneness of dependence one another
because the question is usually not how well each person works, but how well they work
together.” –Vince Lombardi.
4. Cohesion is the message of Lombardi in the above quote. Cohesion is one of the most
important elements of organizational productivity. It means that every member of the
organization bears a responsibility for success or failure. “Cohesion” and “Cohesiveness” are
similar terms used interchangeably in the research literature. However Cohesion is more
common in military parlance where as Cohesiveness is frequently referred as one of the
individual qualities.
5.
“Cohesion is a bond of relationships and motivational factors that make a team want to
stay and work together.”1 Cohesiveness or Cohesion is simply a quality that keeps diverse teams
together and creates shared responsibility for success. It enables members of team to stay
together and support each other, mainly during the period of stressful events both inside and
outside the team. ‘In their recent Army War College study Why They Fight, Leonard Wong and
his coauthors take on an ambitious and important task.2 They seek to explain the U.S. military’s
overwhelming victory over the Saddam Hussein regime during the initial combat operations, and
they conclude that “cohesion, or the strong emotional bonds between soldiers, continues to be a
critical factor in combat motivation” and that “U.S. soldiers continue to fight because of the
bonds of trust between soldiers.”3 Before entering into Military/Unit Cohesion, we have to have
clear understanding on group cohesion, social cohesion and task cohesion.
6.
Group Cohesion Group cohesion is a process that ascertains how well a group holds
together. When the cohesion is strong, the group will be effective, but when cohesion is weak,
the group may collapse. In 1950, Leon Festinger broadly defined the group cohesion as “the
resultant of all the forces acting on all the members to remain in the group” (p. 274).
7.
Group Cohesion has been a interesting topic of study for social psychologists and many
others who want to make large organizations work effectively. Group cohesion mainly hints on
pulling together a team, a workplace and a similar group of people.
8.
To foster group cohesiveness, it is necessary to communicate a clear team purpose and
make sure that everyone knows each others' roles. Some of the factors that help a group to be
held together are Profession, Society, Culture and tradition, Religion, Geography, Environment,
Economic (business, trade), Nationality and Patriotism.
9.
Social Cohesion In simple term, social cohesion is traditional cohesion where members
of a group like each other. It is more related to the emotional parts of friendship i.e. liking,
caring, and closeness among group members. How much the members of a group like each
other, enjoy each other’s company, and feel emotionally close to one another are the indicators
of a good social cohesion.
10.
Task Cohesion It is simply focusing the group on task and mission accomplishment. It
also refers to the shared commitment and dedication of a team that wants to achieve its goals
with the collective efforts. ‘A group with high task cohesion is composed of members who share
a common goal and who are motivated to coordinate their efforts as a team to achieve that goal.’4
11.
Building a Task Cohesion Building a task cohesion is a matter of collective effort that
requires a common goal to be achieved. A group with high task cohesion is composed of such
members who share a common goal. They must be dedicated and motivated to coordinate their
efforts as a team to achieve that goal. The following are some of the methods which enable to
build a Task Cohesion-
1
Army Doctrine Reference Publication 6-22 Army Leadership
LeonardWong, Thomas A. Kolditz, Raymond A. Millen, and Terrence M. Potter, Why They Fight:Combat Motivation in the IraqWar (Carlisle Barracks, PA: Strategic
Studies Institute, U.S. ArmyWar College,2003).
3
Ibid., 23, 25
4
See Robert J. Mac Coun, “What Is Known about Unit Cohesion and Military Performance,” in Sexual Orientation and U.S. Military Personnel Policy: Options and
Assessment (Santa Monica, CA: RAND,1993), 283-331; and Elizabeth Kier, “Homosexuals in the U.S. Military: Open Integration and Combat Effectiveness,” International
Security 23, no. 2 (1998): 5-39.
2
(a) Focus team identity around the team mission using Logos, Names, Slogans.
(b) Focus on melding skills necessary for task completion.
(c) Train on missing task-relevant skills.
(d) Ensure team understands the task through Well-defined instructions, Well-defined
objectives, Well-defined assignments.
(e) Leader feedback to team should be Direct, Constant, Immediate and Task-oriented.
Military/Unit Cohesion
12.
The Concept of Cohesion is first recognized in the military as the important factor that
makes or breaks the unit’s efficiency. The military commanders have long identified that when
the military cohesion is neglected or broken down, the unit’s efficiency is diminished and
ultimately collapsed.
13.
Military/Unit Cohesion indicates to such a bonding of members of a unit that enables
them to sustain their will and commitment to each other, the organization and the mission.
“...we define military cohesion as the bonding together of members of a unit or organization in
such a way as to sustain their will and commitment to each other, their unit, and the mission.”5
“Unit cohesion [is the] result of controlled, interactive forces that lead to solidarity within
military units, directing the soldiers toward common goals with an express commitment to one
another and to the unit as a whole.” 6
14.
Only the Cohesive Armies in the world are regarded as the good armies. Three important
things of Cohesive Army are as follows:
(a) The over-all organizational structure- It indicates to the Army with goals, policies
and support.
(b) The “human element”- It means small intimate groups that motivate soldiers
through their norms and values.
(c) The Influence of leader on the small group and the resulting commitment of the
individual soldier toward achieving army goals.
15.
When the organization, the small group and the leader come together in an army
especially on lower level, at this point the strong cohesion is developed. Cohesiveness is
applicable in unit and mostly subunits (Company, Platoon and Section) level because(a) It is easy to notice and monitor how the small group members respond as individuals
within these unit/subunits level.
(b) Leadership technique i.e. TLP (Troop Leading Procedure) and their positive effects
on the small group are also easily visible at this level.
5
6
Johns et al., 1984, p. ix.
Dictionary of United States Army Terms, 1986, p. 174, quoted in Oliver, 1990a, p.4.
Role of Higher Level (Army HQ and Formations) towards a Cohesive Unit
16. Army Head Quarter, Divisions and Brigades have got an important role towards a cohesive
unit. The role of higher level towards a cohesive unit is as follows;
(a)
Establish goals and Objectives- The higher level should provide a clear purpose
to cohesive unit. It can be in the form of goals and objectives
(b)
Provide support- The higher level must be able to provide the varied support
required by lower-level cohesive unit. It can be in terms of Personnel, logistic support,
policies and directives)
(c) Prescribe structural characteristics- The higher level should be aware about the
structural characteristics. They must me able to prescribe structural characteristics for the
small unit that will promote cohesion. The policies on prescribed structural characteristics
for small unit are as follows;
Cohesion is inverse to size- small unit, better cohesion.
Duration - the longer, the stronger cohesion becomes.
Frequency -the more association, the more cohesion is developed.
Structure - the more structured relationships, the more cohesion is developed.
Role of Small Units (Battalion, Coy, Platoon, Sec) Towards a Cohesive Unit
17. Battalion, coy, platoon and section are the most suitable units and subunits where a strong
unit cohesion can easily fostered. The role of these unit/subunits towards a cohesive unit is as
follows;
(a) Serve as a basic, tactical, fire and maneuver or operational unit.
(b) Serve as a “buddy group” fulfilling all basic needs of the soldier.
(c) Provide mutual observation and reporting system that facilitates peer system and leader
pressure to correct individual deviance.
(d) Serve as a dominant group controlling behavior of the troops, with in which the leader
acts to ensure group norms are congruent with organizational objectives.
Role of Leaders towards a Cohesive Unit
18. “A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.”7
The leaders at all level have got their influencing roles towards a Cohesive Unit. Some of them
are as follows;
(a)
Transmit organizational goals to small groups.
(b) Lead the unit in achieving its goals.
7
John C. Maxwell.
(c) Maintain desired small group discipline, norms and values by ensuring
organizational support, detection and correction of deviance.
(d) Create or maintain an ideologically sound soldier through setting examples,
teaching, or indoctrination.
Techniques and Measures for Increasing Cohesiveness/Cohesion within Small Units
19. All unit Commanders want to see their unit and subunits converted into a strong cohesive
unit so that it can easily accomplish its assigned task. Cohesion can’t be instilled in a unit
overnight. Its possible through a long process and collective effort. Here are some recommended
techniques and measures which may be useful in increasing cohesiveness within unit/subunit
levels;
(a) Train team members in technical and interpersonal skills for team performance.
(b) Clearly define tasks and objectives.
(c) Form the identity of the team around its task or mission.
(d) Reward individuals for team contribution and reward teams for team performance.
(e) Conduct group development exercises that increase team cohesion.
(f) Emphasize skill diversity, where member skills complement each other for mission
accomplishment.
(g) Decentralize and empower Chain of Command down to section level
(h) Strict Implementation of ‘buddy system’
(i) Arrange line dress, kitchen, toilet, parade ground Coy-wise (If possible implement it
down to sec level)
(j)
Conduct of daily parade, outdoor exercises as per the organization(coy, platoon and sec)
(k) Delegation of authority to subordinate Commanders to recommend leave, reward
and punishment, promotion, provide Special facilities.
(l)
Maintain the intactness of the troops.
(m) Periodic Conduct of Collective Training.
(n) Conduct of Professional competition.
(o) Conduct of Annual sports competition.
(p) Arrangement of Central mess coy-wise (including Officers and JCO-at least thrice
in a week).
(q) Concept of combined training and combined leave.
(r)
Organizing social get-together including the family gathering.
(s)
Organizing the picnic, periodic cultural program
(t)
Organizing Happy hours
(u) Celebrating all nationally listed feast and festivals in a organized way.
Indicators of a strong Cohesive Unit
20. When a unit commander is able to establish a strong organizational cohesion in his unit, the
following important elements can be found in his unit;
(a) Team Work. When Commander and troops start to think about their small groups,
replacing their own personal interests and agendas, those groups can be termed as teams.
Once organizational cohesiveness is achieved, the leader can see an overall increase in
team development. Team work can produce a synergic result i.e. 2+2=5, proving simple
mathematical calculation wrong.
(b) Individual Contribution. In a strong cohesive unit, the troops and leaders are
motivated by success of the team or organization. They endeavored to contribute for team
by giving their feedback, observations, insights, ideas which help to create a synergic
effect.
(c) Empowerment. Mutual trust and confidence fosters unit cohesion which help to
build the more empowered troops and leaders. The sense of mutual trust and confidence
between leaders and troops empowers them to take more independent decisions and work
more freely in teams towards achieving common organizational goals and objectives.
(d) Cooperation. A good team work requires collaboration between leaders and troops
and among the troops as well. There are levels of cooperation among the troops, leaders,
units and subunits as well. These levels of cooperation are beyond the scope of individual
responsibilities but also it is clearly visible and it significantly contribute to the success of
unit. Once, the effective level of unit cohesion is achieved, the leaders should note this
sense of cooperation and actively monitor it as an overall indicator of his unit’s good
health.
(e) Quality. Another easily distinguishable benefit of a strong unit cohesiveness is the
increment in the quality of unit work and individual contributions. The unit becomes able
to maximize its efficiency, as an increment in unit’s overall performance.
Conclusion
21.
The glory of Nepalese Army both in home and abroad is very high because of it’s high
level of professionalism, discipline and dedication which is only possible through a strong unit
cohesiveness. Nepalese Army has given top priority to the unit cohesion. The higher head
quarters and Formations have got an important role towards a cohesive unit. Their role is to set
goals and objectives; provide support and prescribe structural characteristics to unit and
subunits. As we all know cohesion is inverse to size and it is deeply associated with the duration
and effective ideal structure. So, strong unit cohesion can easily be applied in battalion, coy,
platoon and section level. The leaders at various levels have got their influencing roles towards a
Cohesive Unit. They can transmit organizational goals to small groups, lead the unit in
achieving its goals and maintain discipline, army norms and values. Team work, empowerment,
individual contribution and cooperation are the yardsticks to measure a strong cohesive unit.
22.
All level of commanders want to see their organization converted into a cohesive group
so that they can easily achieve their organizational goals. But, cohesion can’t be instilled in a
unit overnight. It’s a long process which requires the collective will, effort and coordination
among all levels of commanders, subordinate commanders and troops. It is believed that the
knowledge on various spectrums of cohesion and recommended techniques and measures in this
article will be helpful to foster cohesiveness within Formation/unit/subunit level of Nepalese
Army.
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;lsG5 eg] lgzfg eg]sf] s] xf] < of] lgzfg;Fu xfd|f] ;]g fsf] s] s:tf] ;DaGw /x]sf] 5 / o;sf] dxŒj s] 5 eg] /
uxg ?kdf cWoog / dgg\ ug'{g } klxnf] cfjZostf x'g cfpF5 . oxfFg]/ Pp6f g]kfnL ;dfhdf k|rlnt pvfg pNn]v
ug'{ pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 . h:t} æhfGg]nfO{ >Lv08 ghfGg]n fO{ v'kf{sf] laF8Æ eg]emF} of] lgzfgsf ;Gbe{df klg ToxL gLlt
nfu' x'g ] b]lvG5 . lsgeg] ha;Dd s'g } klg lrh jf j:t'nfO{ /fd|f];Fu lrlgFb}g / To;sf] dxŒj / dlxdf yfxf xF'b}g
ta;Dd To;sf ;DaGwdf dfgjsf dfg;k6ndf To; k|lt >4f / cf:yf knfpFb}g . To;}n ] xfdLx?n] s] s'/fdf Wofg
lbg' pko'Qm x'g] b]lvG5 eg] h'g h'g o'l g6x?df hxfF hxfF cjl:yt cf–cfºgf] lgzfgsf ;DaGwdf cf–cfºgf] o'l g6sf
;Dk"0f{ tnb]lv dfly;Ddg} cfºgf] lgzfgsf] kl/ro, Oltxf; -slxn] :yfkgf eof] / o;n] s'g–s'g :yfgdf slxn] s]
s:tf sfo{x? ub{} cfPsf] 5_ / ;]gfdf lgzfgsf] dxŒjnfO{ lsg pRr :yfg lbPsf] xf] eGg] af/]df ;do–;dodf ;d:t
JolQmx?nfO{ Pslqt u/]/ n]Sr/ ug'{ g} plrt pkfo x'g] b]lvG5 . o;f] ubf{ bf]xf]/f] kmfO{bf x'g cfpF5 . Psflt/ ljleGg
;dodf ljleGg o'l g6x?af6 ;?jf eP/ cfpg] clws[t, klbs / cGobhf{x? ;a}nfO{ ;f] o'l g6sf] kl/ro, k|frLgtf /
dxŒjsf ;fy} ;f] o'lg6n] u/]sf dxŒjk"0 f{ sfo{x?sf] hfgsf/L k|fKt ug{ ;Sb5g eg] csf{tkm{ o:tf] dxŒjk"0 f{ Oltxf;
af]s]sf] o'l g6sf xfdLx?n] o;sf] uf}/j a9fpg] sfo{ lt/ cu|; / x'g ' a'l4dfgL 7x5{ eGg] efjgfsf] lasf; ug{ ;xof]u
k'¥ofpg] b]l vG5 . of] sfo{sf nflu d"Votof tLg hgf JolQmsf] k|d'v e"l dsf /xg hfG5 . != ;DalGwt o'l g6sf klt, @=
To; o'l g6sf] Ho]i7 klbs, #= To; o'lg6sf] b/aGbLdf lgo'l Qm ePsf kl08t . lgzfg ;+/If0fsf nflu csf{] kIf klg
Tolts} dxŒjk"0f{ x'g cfpF5 . Tof] s] eg] ;do;dodf ;DalGwt klt / Ho]i 7 klbsn] cfºgf] lgzfgsf] plrt /]vb]v
ug{] / hfgsf/LlnO{ /fVg] . ;fy} To; o'lg6sf] b/aGbLdf /xL b}l gs ;fFem ljxfg lgzfg sf]7fdf k"hfkf7 ug{] kl08tn]
w]/} s'/fx?df ljrf/ k'¥ofpg' kg{] x'G5 . To; sf]7fsf] ;'U3/ ;kmfO{ cflb / k"hf ubf{ kfgL / cfuf]af6 hf]ufpg'kb{5 .
olb lgzfgsf] kmbf{ d';fn] sf6\o f] kfgLn] leHof] jf cfufn] s'g} gf]S;fg k'¥ofof] eg] t'?Gt cfºgf]] klt / Ho]i7
klbsnfO{ ;f] sf] hfgsf/L lbg] / l56f] eGbf l56f] To;sf] ;dfwfg ug{ Wofg k'¥ ofpg] . o;sf ;fy} lgzfg sf]7f s:tf]
5 / To; sf]7df s]xL ;d:of ePdf ;f] ;d:of lg/fs/0f ug{ s] ubf{ plrt / pko'Q m x'G5 oyfzL3| ;f] sfo{ ;DkGg
ug{] . ;+l IfKtdf eGbf lgzfgsf] ;+/If0f ug{] tl/sfdf oLg}} pko'{Qm ljljw k|l qmof ckgfpg'g } ;/n, ;'ne / pko'Qm x'g]
b]lvG5 .
lgzfgsf] k"hf ug{] lalwM
ljZjdf Psdfq ;u/dfyfsf] gfdn] lrlgg] xfd|f] b]z g]kfn ljleGg b]j L b]j tfsf d7 dlGb/x? / cg] sf}F}
tLy{:yn Pj+ gbLgfnf ;d]tn] o'Qm Ps kljq k'0o e"l dsf ?kdf kl/lrt 5 eg] csf{tkm{ clx+;fjfbL zflGtsf k|lts
eujfg a'4 sf] hGde"l d Pj+ cfb{zgf/L ;Ltf / e[s'6Lsf gfdn] klg kl/lrt 5 . oxfFsf gful/sx? klg k|foM zflGt
lk|o / ldng;f/ Aojxf/n] ubf{ ljZje/g} cfºgf]] Ps 5'§} k|sf/sf] kl/ro :yflkt ub{} cfPsf] s'/f ;j{l jlbt} 5 .
uf}/jdo Oltxf; ePsf] xfd|f] g]kfnL ;]g fdf klg ljleGg k[tgf÷jflxgL÷u0f÷u'N d÷l8kf]÷ lzIffnox?df ;d]t cg]sf}F}
b]jL b]jtfsf d7 dlGb/x? / lgzfg klg /x]sf 5g . ctM lt lgzfg / d7 dlGb/x?df k/Dk/fut ?kdf k"hfkf7 xF'b}
cfPsf] ePtfklg ldlt @)$$ ;fn kf}i f dlxgfaf6 ;+:s[t cWoog u/]sf kl08tx? k"hfkf7 cflb sfo{x? lalwjt\ ?kdf
;~rfng ug{] p2]Z on] ;=k=x'=, d"= k=hd, d"=k=;'= / kl08t clws[tx?sf];d]t b/aGbL >[hgf ul/ nueu k|foh;f]
o'lg6x?df kl08tsf] Joj:yf x'g ' cj:o klg Ps ;/fxlgo sfo{ xf] . t/ kl08t lgo'Qm u/]/ dfq} ;'rf? ?kn] k"hfkf7
;DkGg ePsf] 5 eGg ;lsFb}g . To;}n ] cGo sfd sf/jfxL h:t} k"hfkf7df klg ;a} o'l g6x?df Ps?ktf Nofpg /
plgx?sf] d"Vo st{Ao s] xf] eGg] af/]df ;r]t / ;Ifd agfpgsf nflu gofF lgo'l Qm x'g ] kl08tx?nfO{ ;}Go cfwf/
tflndsf ;fy} kl08t cfwf/ tflnd klg clgjfo{?kdf u/fP/ dfq} ;DalGwt o'l g6df k7fpg' kg{] / ;do–;dodf gofF
k'/fgf ;a} kl08tx?nfO{ k"hf ;DaGwL k|lzIf0f lbg] Joj:yf x'g klg Tolts} dxŒjk"0 f{ x'g] b]lvG5 . lgzfgsf] k"hf ubf{
k|foM ;a} s'/fdf Wofg k'¥ ofpg' kg{] x'G5 . ;j{k|ydtM x/]s s'/fdf rf]vL gLlt x'g ' k5{ . k"hf ug{] kl08tsf ;fy} ohdfg
klg To:t} z'4 / kljq x'g' cfjZos 5 . ljxfg a]n'sf lgoldt ?kdf k"hfkf7, w'kbLk, g}a]B / cf/lt cflb oy f;Dej
iff]8zf]krf/n] k"hf ug{] ug'{ kb{5 . o;sf nflu ldlt @)%^ ;fneGbf cufl8 h;h;n] h] h;/L ug{] u/]sf eP klg
pQm ;fnsf] gj/fqb]l v Pp6f ;fdfGo cfwf/sf ?kdf ælgzfg / df}nf] k"hf ljlwÆ eGg] k': ts k|sflzt u/L ;a}
o'lg6x?df ljt/0f ul/Psf] 5 tfklg Tof] k': ts Pp6f ;fdfGo cfwf/ dfq xf] . lsgeg] xfd|f] g]kfnL ;]g fdf /x]sf
lgzfgx? ljleGg b]j b]jLsf gfdaf6 gfdfs/0f ul/Psf 5g . h:t} u0f]zbn u0fsf] lgzfgdf u0f]zhLsf] d'lt{{ /x]sf] 5
eg] e}/jgfy u0fsf] lgzfgdf e}/jsf] d'l t{{ cjl:yt 5 . o;} kz'klt k|;fb u0fsf] lgzfgdf kz'kltgfysf] d'l t{{ clÍt
eP h:t} sfnLaS; u0fsf] lgzfgdf sfnLsf] d'l t{{ /x]sf] 5 eg] /fdaf0f u'Ndsf] lgzfgdf /fdaf0f / ;"o { rGb| lrGx
clÍt 5g . t;y{ h'g o'lg6sf] lgzfgdf h'g b]j L b]jtfsf] lrq cjl:yt 5 ;f]xL cfwf/df To; o'l g6sf] gfdfs/0f
ePsf] b]l vG5 . ctM ælgzfg / df}nf] k"hf ljlwÆ eGg] k':tsdf pNn]v eP cg';f/ lgzfgnfO{ :qLlnË afrL cy{df dfq
l;ldt ul/Psf] 5 To;sf/0f u0f]z, e}/j, kz'kltgfy / /fd cflbsf] k"hfklg ;f]xL :qLlnËL ?kdf ug'{ o'l Qm;Fut xF'b}g .
xfd|f] lxGb" wdf{g'; f/ tL ljljw b]jL b] jtfsf] k"hf ljlw klg leGgleGg k|sf/af6 ug'{ kg{] ljwfg ePsf] x'g fn] h'g
o'lg6sf lgzfgdf h'g b]j b]j LnfO{ cfwf/ dfg]/ gfdfs/0f ul/Psf] 5 ;f]xL b]jL b]jtfsf dGqåf/fg} k"hf ug'{ ljwfg
;Ddt x'g ] x'gfn] o;tkm{ klg Wofg lbg' cfjZos b]lvG5 . t;y{ ;+l IfKtdf s] b]lvG5 eg] h'g p2]Z on] g]kfnL ;]g fdf
kl08tx?sf] b/aGbL ;[hgf u/L ;a} o'lg6x?df nfu' ub{} cfOPsf] 5 ;f] sfo{ Aojl:yt / ;'rf? ?kn] ;~rfng x'g
;s]sf] b]l vFb}g . o;nfO{ cem} kl/:s[t ub{} k"0f{tf lbgcfjZos5 .
lgzfgsf] k"hf slxn] slxn] x'G5
!= lgTo k"hf
@= ljz]i f k"hf
lgTo k"hf eGgfn] b}lgs ljxfg / a]n'sf k"hfkf7, w'kbLk, g}a]B / cf/lt ul/G5 . ljz]i f k"hf eGgfn] j8f
bzF}sf] gj/fq / dxfgjdLdf ul/g] k"hf cl3kl5eGbf ljz]if tl/sfn] ul/G5 . o;}ul/ r}q bz}Fsf] r}qfi6dLsf lbgdf
klg lgzfgsf] ljz]if k"hful/G5 . To:t} h'g lbg ;f] o'lg6sf] :yfkgf ePsf] xf] h;nfO{ jflif{sf]T;j klg elgG5 ;f]
lbgdf lgzfgsf] ljz]if k"hf ug'{ kb{5 . sltko o'l g6x?df k|To]s xKtf, k|To]s kIf jf k|To]s dlxgfdf klg ;DalGwt
o'lg6sf klt, k|d'v ;'j ]bf/ jf Ho]i7 klbsn] klg z'4eO lgzfg sf]7fdfuO{ cf–cfºgf]] o'l g6x?df s'g} clgi6 gxf];
eGg] efjgfaf6 clek|]/Lt eP/ klg ljz]i f k"hf ug{] k|rng /x]sf] kfOG5 . ;Dk"0 f{ o'l g6x?df /x]sf lgzfgx? k|foM ;a}
b'O{÷b'O{ j6f g} /xG5g . tL lgzfgnfO{ klxnf]nfO{ c=lg= / bf]; |f]nfO{ k=lg= eg]/ lrlgG5 . hlxn] klg / hxfF klg c=lg=
l;lgo/ x'G5 eg] k=lg= h'l go/ x'G5 . To;}n ] k"hf sf]7fdf /fVbf klg c=lg=nfO{ bflxgf / k=lg=nfO{ afofF /fVg' kb{5 .
k|To]s lbg lgTo k"hf ubf{ klg klxnf c=lg=nfO{ k"hf u'g{ kb{5 eg] k=lg=nfO{ k5fl8 k"hf ug'{ kb{5 . o;}ul/ ljz]if
k"hfsf] nflu k"hf sf]7faf6 lgzfgnfO{ lgsfNg' kbf{ / af]Sbf klg c=lg=nfO{ l;lgo/n] af]Sg' kb{5 eg] k=lg=nfO{
h'lgon/n] af]Sg' kb{5 . k"hf:yfgdf /fVbf klg ;j{q oxL lgod nfu' x'G5 . kN6gsf] cbnLabnL x'bfF klg oxL lgod
cg';f/g} ug'{ kb{5 .
s'g s'g o'lg6sf lgzfgx?nfO{ kN6g cbnL abnL x'Fbf klg :yfgfGt/0f ug'{ xF'b}g .
g]kfnL ;]g fsf ljleGg u0f u'Ndx? dWo] >L u0f]zbn u0f, >L /fhbn u0f, >L e}/jgfy u0f, >L hubn u0f,
>L sfnLaS; u0f / u'N ddf >L zfb'{n h+u u'N d / ;d/h+u u'Nd afx]s cGo ;a} u0f u'Ndx? ;fdfGotof #÷$ jif{sf]
cGt/fndf Ps :yfgaf6 csf{] :yfgdf :yfgfGt/0f ug{] k|rng /xL cfPsf] 5 . o;/L lglZrt ;dofjlw k'/f ePkl5
Ps :yfgaf6 csf{] :yfgdf :yfgfGt/0f x'Fbf /fd|f] z'e ;fO{t h'/fO{ cbnLabnL ug{] k/Dk/f /xL cfPsf] 5 . tfklg s]xL
kN6gx?sf lgzfgx? lglZrt :yfg ljz]i fdf g} /fVg] k| rng klg ljBdfg 5 . h:t} sfnLaS; u0f -O_, b]jLbQ u0f,
>Lh+u u0f, e}/jLbn u0f / ;d/h+u u'Ndsf lgzfgx? . >Lh+u u0fsf] lgzfg ;f] u0f ;?jfeO{ cGoq hfg nfUbf
wgs'6fsf :yfgLo afl;Gbfn] ToxfF cfO{ lgTo k"hf ug{] u/]sf] / cfºgf]] dgf]sfdgf k"0f{ ePsf] sf/0f ;f] lgzfg ToxLg}
/fvL kfpF elg cfu|x u/]sfn] cWofjlw ToxL g} cjl:yt 5 . sfnLaS; u0f -O_ sf] lgzfg klg pQm u0f sf7df08f}F
aflx/ /xFbfklg xg'dfg 9f]sf d"n sf]tdfg} /xg] / a8f bz}Fsf] dxfgjdL / r}q bz}Fsf] r}qfi6dLsf lbg ToxfFaf6 lgsfnL
eQmk'/df nlu k"hf ug{] / k'g M d"nsf]tdfg} NofP/ /fVg] k|rng 5 . >L b]j LbQ u0fsf] lgzfg cGo u0f u'Ndsf] lgzfg
eGbf b]jLsf]?kdf a9L dfGo x'g fsf] sf/0fn] d"n sf]taf6 aflx/ n}hfg] k|rng 5}g . j8f bz}F / r}q bz}Fdf bz}F 3/df
k"hf ubf{ lgzfgx?df anL lbFbf ;fdfGo k;f{P/ df/ xflgG5 eg] b]jLbQ u0fsf] lgzfg k"hf ubf{ /fuf]n fO{ k"0 f{ dG;fP/
dfq jnL lbg] k|yf 5 . ctM b]jLbQ u0fsf] lgzfg k|ToIf dfgL a8f bz}Fdf sf]t k"hfsf] a]nf gj cfo'Qm ePsf
clws[tx?nfO{ b]j LbQ u0fsf] lgzfg 5'g nufO{ ;}lgs ;lrjn] ;ky u|x0f u/fpg] k|rng 5 . o:t} e}/jLbn u'Nd u0f
ag]kl5 u0f hfg nfu]sf] 7fpFdf n}hfg nfUbf ;f] u0fdf cg]s clgi6 x'g] ;+s]t kfPkl5 k'gM g'jfsf]6sf] e}/jL:yfgdfg}
nu]/ /fVg] k|rng /xL cfPsf] 5 . o;}ul/ tTsfnLg>L % dxf/fhflw/fh lujf0f{o'4 ljqmd zfxsf] zf;g sfndf >L
zfb'{n h+u u'N d klxnf lj=;+= !*&!÷&@ ;fndf g]kfn / c+u|]hsf] o'4 df axfb'/L;fy n8]sf] Oltxf; ePtfklg xfn of]
u'Nd / o;sf] lgzfg klg d"nsf]tdfg} /x]sf] 5 . lj=;+= !()( ;fn kl5 of] u'Nd j8f u'?Ho"sf] ;'/Iffdf t} gfy /xFb}
cfPsfn] clxn] klg o; u'NdnfO{ u'?Ho"sf] kN6g eg]/ klg lrlgG5 . xfn;Dd klg oxfFsf hjfgx?sf] kf]zfs px L
klxnfsf] h:t} sfnf bf}/f ;'?jfn, sfnf h'Qf, 6f]kL / xltof/ klg k'/fg} /x]sf 5g\ eg] ljleGg ;dodf x'g ] hfqf /
;df/f]xx?df klg k|frLg;}l gs kf]zfs nufO{ efu lnFb} cfPsf] 5 . o:t} ;d/h+u u'N dsf] lgzfg ;w}F ;'tfP/ /fVg]
rngcg';f/ clxn] klg ;'tfP/} /fVg] ul/Psf] 5 . o;}ul/ sltko rng rNtLdf /x]sf s]xL clen]v ePsf / s'g }
clen]v gePsf lgzfgx? klg d"n sf]tdfg} /x]sf 5g . tL ;a} lgzfgx?sf k"hfcfhf ToxfF sfo{ /t l;len kl08taf6
x'Fb} cfPsf] 5 . xg'dfg 9f]sfl:yt d"nsf]tnfO{ g} sDa'sf]tsf] gfdn] klg lrlgG5 .
cfklQdf w}o{ lng' / st{Jodf b[9 /xg' ;To ;fwgf xf] .
– dxfTdf ufGwL
PROUD TO BE HUMAN
- Kumari Dikachhya Gurung
Late His Majesty King Birendra had declared Nepal as a Zone of Peace. Many people
from the both East and West visited Nepal, looking for peace and the Utopia, Shangri-La.
Unfortunately the political unstability has ruined the peace and harmony in the country. So
called the peoples’ revolution has adversely affected the economy of the country too. Nepal’s
status as one of the most peaceful nations in the world has deteriorated to one of the unstable
and unsecure countries.
Law and order situation of the country is at doldrums and security of the ordinary citizens
adversely affected. The political leaders protect the criminals and the people feel helpless when
they see the noted criminals getting scot free! No institution is safe from corruption and
unfortunately it is being accepted as an inseparable part of our society. People want to buy salt
and petrol but it is not readily available. Nepalis are paying the highest electricity tarrifs in the
South Asian region. Common people have to pay higher prices for normal groceries and, even
water and electricity etc but nobody is bothered at all!
The Maoist conflict showed that the Nepalese army (NA) was the only institution which
didn’t buckle under them. And as the army shattered their dreams of grabbing power by force,
they laid down their arms and rejoined the mainstream politics. NA succeeded because of its
higher moral ground, and the deep respect for the religion.
Today’s modernisation has further degraded human values and character, whereas the
typical weaknesses like greed, attachment, hatred, jealousy, selfishness, anger, etc are taking
firmer hold in the human nature and behaviour. And it is further going down the drain. Today
humanity is divided across the barriers of race, colour, creed, language, nationality, religion, etc.
An old adage says that, “Nothing is lost if wealth is lost. Something is lost if Health is
lost. Everything is lost if Character is lost.” But in today’s world very less importance is given to
the character. In the old days only the warriors having strong character were taught how to use
special weapons like Brahmashtra or Paashupatsashtra etc. There was a fear that the weaker ones
would misuse the powers! How appropriate!
Everyone wants to be successful in his or her life. People aspire to become a millionaire
or a superstar or become very powerful so that the family can live in a luxurious way for some
generations. No one wants to be a simple Human being. A simple human being; who doesnot
wish ill of others, always ready to help the needy people and stand up for what is right and just.
It is more difficult to become a normal human.
Nepali people are a very diverse people. We have tall ones, we have short ones. We have
pointed noses, we have flat noses. We have fairer people, we have darker people. Some wear
kachhaads, some dhoti. We have those who can speak Nepali flawlessly and we have those who
can’t. And the dialects might differ from valley to valley! We have many new years to celebrate
in a single year. Though Hinduism is the main religion other religions too exist side by side.
The present decay in our society is due to the deterioration in the human values. There is no
tolerance for the humans of different religion or different colour or race, different ethnicity or
different locality. In one of the Saint’s words:
Merely paying lip-service to the principles of humanity is not enough; one has to live by
it too! You must put it into practice even if it costs you countless hardships in the process.
People who are spending their entire time for their own livelihood, happiness and
prosperity are humans just for the namesake. A true human who devotes his life to help
others is a true human being. Our society and the country need such human beings.
The light of good behaviour lights up the world too.
Simply put, a Soldier is as near as possible to being a good human being. He serves his
nation selflessly and contributes to better the society too. The recent elections proved that the
people were confident and happy by the NA’s deployment for the security. A soldier is the
epitome of discipline, dedication, loyalty, selflessness etc which sadly, our society lacks. Most
of all, the soldier is religious and believes in the god!
The belief in god and religion keeps a soldier in the right track of humanity. NA is the only
institution in Nepal which has retained the traditions of the religion. No meat is cooked in the
army’s kitchen on ekadashis, Satya Narayan puja is strictly observed, Navratri and Kaalratri is
strictly observed, Shivaratri and Fulpati celebrations are important national events. The list is
endless. And nowadays Buddha idols are being placed besides the temples in the barracks.
It is the fear of the god, the spiritualty, which gives the soldier confidence and the higher
moral ground in the battle too. A soldier believes that to obey orders is a soldier’s duty. The
religion also guides him in his duty towards friends, families, society and the country also.
Various army welfare schemes keep his mind off the basic necessities like medical facilities for
the family and education for his children.
A soldier needs peace of mind to serve selflessly in the army. For that his family support is
quite vital. As he is away for duty most of the time, the spouse has to bear the full burden of
running the house. It is virtually the spouse’s job to look after the children too. She has to bear
the day to day affairs of running the house. Thank god for the mobile phones, now the home is
just a phone call away!
Soldiers are normal, simple and ordinary people. The nations are built by such people only.
And it is not a single soldier; his whole family is behind him. The family’s sacrifice is also equally
great if not greater! The NA Soldiers are renowned in the world because of their dedication as a
peacekeeper and more are in demand. Thus the soldier plays an equally important role in the
nation’s foreign policy too! And as they say, if you want peace, be ready for war!!
Let us start with simple things if we really want to improve our society. Let us just be simple
humans. And love the other humans. There is a place in our society for all kinds of race, creed
and religion. Let us not judge the people by their bank accounts, or their certificates, or the
colour of their skin. Let us be just humans and be proud of it!
k[i7e"l d
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cd]l/sf af6 ePsf] kfOG5 . ;g\ !*&@ df Yellow Stone National Park sf] :yfkgf eof] . h;nfO{ ljZjsf] klxnf]
/fli6«o lgs'~h eg]/ bfjL ul/Psf] 5 . oBlk k|mfG;sf] Forest of Fontainebleau sf] s]xL e"–efudf ;g\ !*^! af6 g}
;+/If0f ug]{ sfo{ ;'? eO;s]sf] eGg] a'l emG5 . g]kfndf k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] OltxfF; sf kfgfx? kN6fpg] xf] eg] ;+/If0fsf]
cjwf/0ff / ;+/If0f ug]{ sfo{ w]/} cufl8af6 ;'? eO;s]sf] ePtfklg cf}krfl/s ?kdf lj=;+=@)@( ;fndf jg ljefu
cGtu{tsf] Pp6f ;+/If0f zfvfsf] :yfkgfeO{ /fli6«o lgs'~h tyf jGohGt' ;+/If0fsf] sfo{ k|f/De ePsf]df @)#&
;fndf jg tyf e"–;+/If0f dGqfno cGtu{t Pp6f 5'§} ljefusf] ?kdf æ/fli6«o lgs'~h tyf jGohGt' ;+/If0f ljefuÆ
sf] :yfkgf eof] . g]kfndf /x]sf] ljleGg jg:klt, jGohGt' / e"–b[Zox?sf] ;+/If0f, ;Dj4{g tyf Joj:yfkg ug]{
p2]Zon] :yflkt /fli6«o lgs' ~h tyf jGohGt' ;+/If0f ljefucGtu{t xfn;Dd !) j6f /fli6«o lgs'~h, # j6f jGohGt'
cf/If, ^ j6f ;+/If0f If]q, Pp6f lzsf/ cf/If / lgs'~h tyf cf/If cGtu{t !@ j6f dWojlt{{ If]q :yfkgfeO{ ;~rfng
eO/x]sf] 5 . oL ljleGg ;+/If0f If]qx?n] #$,!*@,^@ ju{ sL=dL= If]q kmn cf]u6]sf 5g\ . h'g g]kfnsf] s"n If]q kmnsf]
@#=@# k|l tzt x'g cfpF5 .
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æxl/of] jg g]k fnsf] wgÆ eGg] egfO{ g]kfnLx?n]] cfk\mgf] k'vf{af6 ;'Gb} / l;Sb} cfPsf] x'gfn] klg s]xL xb;Dd
g]kfnLx?sf] dg–dlit:sdf k|s[lt ;+/If0f ug'{k5{ eGg] efjgfsf] k|fb'{e fj ePsf] kfOG5 . g]kfndf s]xL bzs cufl8;Dd
hg;+Vofsf] rfk Tolt gePsf], t/fO{d f dn]l/ofsf] 8/ /x]sf], jGohGt' tyf jg–k}bfj/sf] Jofkf/ xfnsf] h:tf]
Jofks?kdf g/x]sf], ljutdf hgdfg;df tTsfnLg sfg'g L Joj:yf / /fHok|lt /x]sf] cf:yf Pj+ 8/ cflb sf/0fx?n]
ubf{ klg k|s[l t ;+/If0fdf pNn]vgLo e"ldsf v]Nb} cfPsf] lyof] . kl5Nnf] s]xL bzsdf hg;+Vofsf] ck|Tofl;t j[l4 x'g ',
7"nf] ;+Vofdf hgtfx? hËndf cfl>t x“'b} hfg]qmd a9\g ', jGohGt'÷jGohGt'sf] cfv]6f]kxf/÷jg–k}bfj/sf] dfu Pj+
d"N o w]/} a9g', sfg'g L Joj:yf s]xL lkmtnf] x'g ', /fhg}lts kmfObfsf] nflu unt sfo{df nfUg] JolQmx?nfO{;d]t ;xof]u
ug{ kl5 gkg]{ k|j [lQ a9\g ' h:tf ljljw sf/0fx?n] ubf{ g]kfndf k|s[l t ;+/If0f Pp6f 7"n f] r'g f}tLsf]?kdf /lxcfPsf] 5 .
g]kfndf k|s[l t ;+/If0f Pp6f 7"nf] r'g f}tLsf]?kdf /x]sf] tyf cGt/f{l i6«o Pj+ /fli6«o dxŒj af]s]sf] lgs'~h÷cf/Ifx?sf]
;'/Iffsf] nflu ;a}eGbf e/kbf]{, k|l tj4, cg'zfl;t, ;'–;lHht / h'g;'s} Pj+ h:tf];'s} bjfjdf klg g8\udluP/ /fli6«o
;DklQsf] hu]gf{ ug{; Sg] ;aeGbf pTs[i 6 ljsNksf] ?kdf g]kfnL ;] gfnfO{ b]v]/ g} o:tf] vfnsf] ;'/Iffsf] lhDd]jf/L
g]kfnL ;]g fnfO{ lbOFb} cfPsf] s'/f ;a}n] a'em]sf] b]lvG5 . g]kfnL ;]g fn] klg cfk"mnfO{ k|fKt /fli6«o ÷cGt/f{li6«o rf;f] /
dxŒjsf] k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{n fO{ Hofb} ulDe/tfk"j{s lnPsf] 5 / g]kfnL ;]g fsf ;snbhf{n ] klg clt g} k|l tj4 eP/
k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§b} cfPsf 5g\ . k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{sf] nflu g]kfnL ;]g fsf] k|ToIf?kdf & j6f klbs u0fx?
tyf & j6f cgfl>t u'Ndx? vl§Psf 5g\ eg] ck|ToIf?kdf g]kfnL ;]g fsf] ;Dk"0f{ o'lg6x?n] g} pNn]vgLo e"l dsf v]Nb}
cfPsf] 5 .
k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] cfjZostf tyf dxŒj
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;+/lIft If]qx?sf] lj:tf/ Pj+ plrt Joj:yfkg tyf jGohGt' Pj+ jg–hËnnfO{{ k|efjsf/L ?kdf ;+/If0f ug{
;lsPdf ljleGg kmfObfx? x'g ] b]lvG5 . o;/L x'g ] d"Vo kmfObfx?nfO{ ;+l IfKt ?kdf lgDg a'“bfx?df k|i6\o fpg ;lsg]
b]lvG5 .
-s_ k|fs[l ts ;Gt'ng sfod /fVg ?v–lj?jfn] dflg;nfO{ geOgx'g] clS;hg pTkfbg ug'{sf] ;fy} sfj{g–8fO{–
cS;fO{8 lgoGq0f ug{; d]t dxŒjk"0f{ e"ldsf v]ln/x]sf] x'G5 . jGohGt', r/f–r'?ª\uL / jg–k}bfj/n] k|fs[lts
;Gt'ng sfod /fVgdf ;d]t 7"nf] of]ubfg lbO/x]sf] x'G5 . k|fs[l ts ;Gt'ng sfod /fVg' hLj–hGt' dfq geO
dfgj hLjgsf] nflu ;d]t Hofb} ckl/xfo{ /x]sf] 5 .
-v_ z'4 kfgL pknJw u/fpg kfgLsf] d'xfg, vf]nf, gbL cflbsf] ;+/If0faf6 k|ToIf?kdf tyf jg hËnsf]
hu]gf{ ugf{n] ck|ToIf?kdf dfgj hLjgnfO{ cTofjZos /x]sf] lkpg]kfgLsf] a9\bf] dfunfO{ lg/Gt/ ?kdf
cfk"l t{ ug{ ;Dej x'g;Sg] b]l vG5 . eljiodf z'4 kfgLsf] dxŒj emg a9\g ] x'Fbf o;af6 /fi6«n] yk kmfObf
p7fpg ;Sg] ;d]t b]lvG5 .
-u_ k|sf]k lgoGq0f ug{ k|s[lt ;+/If0f ugf{n] af9L, klx/f], e"–Ifo h:tf k|fs[lts k|sf]kx?af6 hf]l ug ;d]t 7"n f]
d2t k'Ug hfg] b]l vG5 .
-3_ cfly{s b[li6sf]0fn] dxŒjk"0f{ k|ToIf tyf ck|ToIf?kdf k|s[l t ;+/If0faf6 cfly{s cfocfh{g ug{;d]t ;lsg]
b]lvG5 . ko{6gsf] ljsf;, jg k}bfj/ tyf cGo k|fs[l ts >f]tx?sf] Jojl:yt ;b'kof]uaf6 klg /fi6«n] kmfObf
p7fp“b} cfPsf] 5 / o;af6 eljiodf yk kmfObf p7fpFg ;Sg] b]lvG5 .
-ª_ hl8a'l6sf] ;+/If0f / ;Daw{g /fi6«n] ;+/lIft If]qdf pknJw x'g] ljleGg ax'd"No h8La'l 6x?sf] ;xL
;b'kof]u u/L yk kmfObf lng;Sg] b]lvG5 .
-r_ vlgh kbfy{ Pj+ cGo sRrf kbfy{ ;+/lIft If]qdf x'g ;Sg] vlgh kbfy{sf] cWoog, cg';Gwfg Pj+ pTvgg\
/ xfn l5d]sL /fi6«df ;d]t lgdf{0 f sfo{sf] nflu cToflws dfu /x]sf] afn'jf, 9'ª\uf, sf7 cflb a:t'x?sf]
;d'lrt Joj:yfkg u/L jftfj/0fdf s'g } k|efj gkg]{ u/L To:tf j:t'x?af6 ;d]t /fi6«n] kmfObf lng ;Sg]
b]lvG5 .
-5_ b'n{e hLjhGt' / ;+/If0fsf] uf}/j ljZjdf nf]k eO;s]sf tyf nf]kf] Gd'v hLjhGt' Pj+ jg–k}bfj/sf] hu]gf{
ug{; Sg' / ljZjsf] Pp6f k|d'v r'g f}tLsf] ?kdf /x]sf] Global Warming Pj+ jfo'–k|b'if0fsf] ;d:of lg/fs/0f
ug{ Pp6f 7f]; of]ubfg lbg;Sg' klg /fi6«sf] nflu g}] Pp6f 7"n f] uf}/j Pj+ cfTd–;Ddfgsf] ljifo x'g] b]lvG5 .
-h_ efjL ;Gtltsf] nflu ax'd"No pkxf/ ljZjdf nf]kf]Gd'v hLjhGt' Pj+ jg:kltsf] ;+/If0f tyf k'g +;{[hgf ug{
g;lsg] jg–hËn Pj+ k|fs[lts ;Dkbfsf] ;Dj4{g u/L efjL k':tfnfO{ x:tfGt/0f ug{ ;s]d f of] klg o;
k':tfaf6 cfp“bf] k': tfsf] nflu ax'd"N o pkxf/ k|bfg u/];/x x'g] b]lvG5 .
k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf r'gf}tLx?
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ljZjsf x/]s /fi6«x?df cf–cfk\mgf] ljz]if ef}uf]l ns, ;fdflhs, cfly{s, /fhg}l ts nufotsf ljleGg kIfx?n]
pQm /fi6«sf] k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf leGbf–leGb} vfnsf] afwf, cj/f]w jf r'g f}tLx? ;[hgf u/]sf] x'g ;S5 . Pp6f /fi6«sf]
ljBdfg kl/l:ylt csf]{ /fi6«;“u gldNg klg ;S5 . g]kfnsf] ;Gbe{df klg b]zsf] ljs6 e"–jgf]6, a9\bf] hg;+Vof,
sdhf]/ cfly{s cj:yf, ;+/If0f ug'{k5{ eGg] r]tgfsf] sdL, lkmtnf] sfg'g L cj:yf / t/n /fhg}lts cj:yf cflb
ljleGg kIfx?n] k|ToIf÷ck|ToIf ?kdf k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{df ;d:of jf r'g f}tLsf] ?kdf e"l dsf v]ln/x]sf] kfOG5 .
g]kfnsf] ljleGg cf/If, lgs'~h, lzsf/ cf/If / cGo ;+/If0f If]q x? lxdfn, kxf8 / t/fO{df cjl:yt 5g\ . ;+/If0fsf
;d:of Pj+ r'gf}tLx? ;+/lIft If]qsf] cjl:ylt, e"–jgf]6, ;+/lIft If]q j/k/sf afl;Gbfx?sf] ;fdflhs–cfly{s–
/fhg}l ts l:ylt Pj+ r]tgfsf] :t/, ;+/lIft If]qsf] If]qkmn cflb ljleGg s'/fx?df e/ kg]{ b]lvG5 . tfklg, ;dfGotof
k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{df dx;'; ul/Psf d"Vo r'g f}tLx?nfO{ ljleGg a'“bfx?df 5'§ofO{ ljZn]i f0f ug{ ;lsg] b]l vG5 .
-s_ hg;+Vof j[l4 / jg hËndfly a9\bf] lge{/tf tLj|?kdf a9L/x] sf] hg;+Vof / pgLx?nfO{ af;:yfg, s[l if
cflb sfo{x?sf] nflu cfjZos kg]{ hdLgsf] cfjZostf k'l t{ ug{ ;+/lIft If]qdf cltqmd0f ug]{ qmd a9\b}
uPsf] kfOG5 . ;+/lIft If]q j/k/ a:g] :yfgLo afl;Gbfx?sf] sdhf]/ cfly{s cj:yf, 3/ kfn'j f lhjhGt'sf]
nflu r/0f / 3Ff;sf] nflu jg–hËndf k:g' kg]{ afWotf, a}slNks O{Gwg Hofb} d+xuf] x'g uO{ bfp/fdf e/
kg'{kg]{ ljjztf h:tf ljljw sf/0fx?n] ubf{ klg jg–hËn Pj+ ;+/lIft If]q df dfgj–rfk a9\b} uPsf] b]l vG5 .
-v_ sf7 / jgk}bjf/sf] a9\bf] dfu ljleGg lgdf{0 f sfo{, kmlg{r/ cflb tof/ ug{] sfo{sf] nflu sf7 /
jgk}bfjf/sf] dfu;d]t lbgfg'l bg a9\b} uPsf] kfOG5 . a9\bf] dfu cfk'l t{ ug{ ;d]t l;ldt dfqfdf /x]sf]
jg–hËn dfly rfk a9\b} uPsf] b]l vG5 .
-u_ jGohGt' / jGohGt'sf] ljleGg cª\u÷cfv]6f]kxf/sf] a9\bf] /fli6«o ÷cGt/f{li6«o dfu ljnf;tf k|bz{g ug{,
ljleGg of}g pQ]hs nufotsf cf}ifwLx? tof/ ug{, ljleGg dxËf] klx/g nufotsf a:t'x? jgfpgsf] nflu
sRrf kbfy{sf]?kdf k|of]u ug{;d]t jGohGt' / jGohGt'sf] ljleGg cª\u÷cfv]6f]kxf/x?sf] dfu /fli6«o Pj+
cGt/f{li6«o ahf/df lbgfg'lbg a9\b} uPsf] 5 . ljZjdf Psftkm{ To:tf dxŒjk"0 f{ jGohGt'sf] ;+ Vof 36b} hfg' /
csf]{tkm{ To:tf jGohGt' / jGohGt'sf] cª\u÷cfvf]6f]kxf/af6 lgld{t a:t'x?sf] dfu a9\b} hfg'n] klg jGohGt'
;+/If0fdf yk r'g f}tL a9\b} uPsf] b]l vG5 .
-3 lj1fgsf] ljsf; / k|l jlwsf] b"? kof]u lj1fg, k|ljlw, ;Lk / 1fgnfO{ b'?kof]u u/L l;ldt JolQmx?n]
cg'l rt kmfObfsf] nflu k|fs[l ts >f]tsf] ljgfzdf k|of]u ug]{u/]sf] ;d]t kfOG5 . 7"n f] e"–efu 9fSg] u/L 7"n f]
hfnf] yfKg], ljiffbLsf] k|o f] u ug]{, s/]0 6 nufO{ df5f dfg]{, 3/]n' xltof/ dfq geO cTofw'l gs xft–xltof/
;d]t k|o f]u ug]{, ?v / sf7 lrg{ d]sflgsn cf/f / cTofw'l gs d]l zgx?sf] k|o f]u ug]{ h:tf ljljw
pbfxf/0fx/af6 ;d]t of] s'/f k'l i6 x'g] b]l vG5 .
-ª_ t:s/x?sf] ;+ul7t Pj+ of]hgfj4 sfof{Gjog xfn cfP/ t:s/x? 7"n f] ;+Vofdf Pp6f ;d"x g} jgfP/ Hofb}
k]z]j/ 9+uaf6 cTofw'lgs pks/0fx?sf] k|o f]u u/L jGohGt' tyf sf7sf] t:s/L ug]{ u/]sf] ;d]t kfOG5 . s]xL
;do cufl8 b]zsf] ljleGg efuaf6 7"n f] ;+Vofdf l;sdL{x? ;+sng u/]/, d]sflgsn cf/f / cTofw'l gs
d]l zgx? k|of]u u/L, hËn leq wF'+j f gcfcf]; egL UofF; r'Nxf]sf] ;d]t Joj:yf u/L, ;'/IffsdL{ Pj+ jf8]{g
sfof{n osf x/]s ultljlwx?nfO{ lgu/fgLdf ub}{}, 7"n f] /sd nufgL u/]/, Jojl:yt 9ª\uaf6 lj:t[t of]hgf Pj+
tof/L u/L, 7"n f] dfqfdf ?v sf6\g k|o f; u/]sf] pbfx/0faf6 ;d]t k|fs[l ts ;+/If0f emg\ r'gf}tLk"0f{ aGb}5 eGg]
s'/fnfO{ yk k'l i6 ug]{ b]lvG5 . o;sf] ;fy} t:s/Ldf nfUg] sof}F JolQmx?sf] klxrfg ePklg 7f]; k|df0f
ge]l6g', ;DalGwtsf] ;+n Ugtf af/] s;}n ] aofg glbg' / st} g st}af6 pgLx?sf] s'g} /fhg}lts kf6L{; Fu
;DaGw x'g ;Sg] ;+efjgf /xg' h:tf s'/fx?n] klg kl/l:yltnfO{ yk hl6n agfp“b} nu]sf] eGg] a'l emG5 . sf7
sf6\b} u/]sf] JolQmx?nfO{ kqmfp u/]/ Nofpb}F ubf{ 7"nf] ;+Vofdf ufpFn]x?n] 3]/]/ ljleGg /fhg}lts bnsf
sfo{stf{x?sf] ;d]t d4tn] af6f] /f]sL k|x/L–k|zf;g;Fu anldRofO{ u/L cj/f]w v8f ug{ vf]Hg' tyf u}/–
sfg'g L 9+uaf6 lu§L÷afn'jf cf];fb}{ u/]sf] 6\o fS6/ kqmfp u¥of] eg]/ /fhdfu{ - High–Way_ df rSsfhfd ug'{
/ o:tf ultljlw ug]{ JolQmx?nfO{ k|x/L–k|zf;gn] tTsfn} kqmg÷sf/jfxL ug{ g;ls afWoeO l:ylt ;fDo kfg{
;Demf}tf u/L Ps lx;fjn] nfrf/Lkg k|bz{g ug'{kg]{ h:tf pbfxf/0faf6 klg /fi6«sf] xfnsf] hl6n kl/l:ylt
Pj+ t/n /fhg}lts cj:yf nufotsf sf/0fx?n] ubf{ b[9tfsf ;fy k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{df k|l tj4 x'g ;DalGwt
cGo ;/sf/L lgsfox?nfO{ ;d]t slxn]sfxL 7"nf] bjfj Pj+ r'g f}tLx?sf] ;fdgf ;d]t ug'{ kl//x]sf] eGg]
a'lemG5 .
-r_ sd ;hfFo / hl/jfgfsf] Joj:yf jGohGt', jGohGt'sf] cË÷cfv]6f]kxf/ / sf7 t:s/L ug{ ;s]d f w]/}
kmfObf x'g ] t/ pQm sf/f]jf/ ug]{ JolQmx?nfO{ h/Ljfgf Hofb} Go"g /x]sf] tyf s8f sf/jfxL ug{ klg s]xL
;d:of /x]sf] eGg] a'lemG5 . cfDbfgLsf] t'ngfdf kqmfp k/]kl5 ltg'{kg]{ hl/jfgf÷w/f}6L jf ;hfFo Hofb} sd
/x]sf] x'Fbf ævlNtdf w/f}l6sf] /sd /fv]/ t:s/L ug]{ JolQmx? hËn k:g] u5{g\Æ eGg] h:tf Joªu ;d]t
ug]{u/]sf] kfOG5 . Psk6s nf]k ePkl5 k'gM ;[hgf ug{ g;lsg] / Psk6s ljgfz ePkl5 k'g M pTkfbg ug{
g;lsg] o:tf cd"No k|fs[l ts j/bfgx?nfO{ hf]ufpg /fi6«sf] b[9 lgZro, s7f]/ sfg'gsf] lgdf{0 f / sfg'g sf]
plrt sfof{Gjog x'g clt cfjZos /x]sf] b]lvG5 .
-5_ ;+/lIft If]q j/k/sf afl;Gbfx?sf] hfu?stf tyf pkef]Qmf ;ldltx?sf] k|l tj4tf k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf ;+/lIft
If]q j/k/ /x]sf :yfgLo afl;Gbfx?sf] ;d]t 7"n f] e"l dsf x'g ] ub{5 . :yfgLo JolQmx?sf] r]tgf Pj+ ;+/If0f
ug'{k5{ eGg] cfjgfsf] sdL tyf æof] xfd|f] /fli6«o ;Dklt xf] / xfd|f ] ;fd"lxs lxtsf] nflu ;Dj]bgl;n eP/
o;sf] k|of]u÷pkef]u ug'{k5{Æ eGg] 1fgsf] sdL h:tf s'/fx? klg k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf r'g f}tLsf] ?kdf /x]sf]
kfOG5 . pgLx?nfO{ æk|fs[l ts >f]tx?sf] ;+/If0f u/]/ xfdLnfO{ s] kmfObfÆ eGg] s'/fsf] lrQ a'em\bf] hjfkm lbg
;Sg'kg]{ b]lvG5 . hËnL xfQLaf6 hf]ufpg /fv]sf] O{n]l S6«s km]l G;ªusf] sf7;d]t lems]/ aflnlbg] / lr;f] n'uf
;'sfP/ laB't\ ;6{; ls{6eO{ O{n]l S6«s km]lG;ª\un] sfd gu/]sf] pbfx/0fx?af6 klg :yfgLo afl;Gbfx?df kof{K t
1fgsf] cefj /x]sf] / pgLx? cfk\mg} ;'/Iff;“u ;DalGwt s'/fx?df ;d]t nfk/jfx /x]sf] klg b]lvG5 . ;+/lIft
If]q j/k/sf afl;Gbfx?sf] c1fgtf tyf afWotf x6fpg r]tgf, lzIff Pj+ a}slNks /f]huf/L ;[hgf ub}{, s]xL
unt sfo{ u/]df s8f sf/jfxL x'G5 eGg] sfg'gL sf/jfxLsf] 8/sf] efjgf ljsf; ug{' klg clt cfjZos
/x]sf] b]l vG5 . hËnL hgfj/x?n] ufp“–a:tLdf uP/ ug]{ wg–hgsf] Iflt /f]Sg kxn ug{ / plrt Ifltk"l t{
oyfzL3| ;xh t/Lsfn] pknJw u/fpg] k|fjwfg ePdf ;d]t :yfgLo afl;Gbfx?af6 yk ;xof] u kfpg] ck]Iff
/fVg ;lsG5 . ldl8ofn] ;d]t :yfgLo afl;Gbfx?nfO{ ;+/If0f sfo{sf] dxŒj ;DaGwL r]tgf a9fpg / pTk|]l/t
u/fpg ;sf/fTds e"ldsf v]Ng;Sg] b]lvG5 . g]kfn ;/sf/n] ;+/If0f If]q j/k/sf] hgtfx?sf] lxt / ;+/If0fdf
of]ubfg b'j} s'/f xf]; \ eg]/ dWojlt{ If]qx? ;d]t u7g u/]sf] 5 . oBlk k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{ df ;a} dWojlt{{
If]q pkef]Q mf ;ldltx?n] ck]Iffs[t of]ubfg lbg g;s]sf] s'/f ;d]t ;a}n] dx;'; u/]sf] kfOG5 . ;ldltx?sf]
k|l tj]bgsf] cf}krfl/stfdf dfq e/ gkl/ /fHosf] nufgLcg'?k p2]Zo cg';f/sf] pknAwL sfof{Gjog txdf
ePsf] 5÷5}g olsg ug{, Jojxfl/s pknAwL dfkg cfwf/sf] ljsf; u/]/, pknJwLx?sf] d"N ofÍg u/L, s'g
;ldltdf s]–slt ;'l jwf lbg]÷nufgL ug]{ eg]/ lg0f{o ug]{ k|0 fflnsf] ljsf; ug{ ;d]t pko'Qm x'g] b]l vG5 .
-h_ ;a} ;/sf/L lgsfo / kIfx?sf] b[9 ;+sNk æ/fi6«df /x]sf] k|fs[l ts >f]tx? xfd|f] /fli6«o ;DklQ xf] / o;sf]
;+/If0f Pj+ ;Dj4{{gdf xfdL ;a}sf] s]xL g s]xL lhDd]jf/L / g}lts bfloTj 5Æ eGg] efjgf ;a}df
:jtM:km"t{?kdf k|: k' m6g x'g cfjZos x'G5 . k|fs[l ts ;+/If0fdf k|ToIf vl§Psf lgs'~h÷cf/If k|zf;g, ;]g f /
jg sfof{no dfq xf]Og k|zf;g, g]kfn k|x/L, ;z:q k|x/L an, /fli6«o cg';Gwfg sfof{n o h:tf ;/sf/L
lgsfox?df;d]t k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{k|lt cfk\mgf] bfloTjaf]wdf yk j[l 4 ug{ ;lsPdf / g]kfn k|x/L tyf ;z:q
k|x/L ansf] tNnf]bhf{ / tNnf] lgsfo;Dd klg k|s[l Q ;+/If0f sfo{df ;d]t of]ubfg lbg ljz]if lgb]{zgeO ;a}
;/sf/L lgsfox? Psh'6 eP/ b[9 ;+sNklnO k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf cem} k|l tj4eO sfo{ u/]df ;+/If0f sfo{df yk
6]jf k'Ug hfg] b]l vG5 .
-em_ æZero Error SyndromÆ k|fs[lts ;+/If0f Pj+ ;Da4{gsf] nflu lgodfg';f/ ;xL tl/sfn] sfo{ ubf{klg
/fhg}l gs kf6L{, u}/–;/sf/L ;+u7g, dfgj clwsf/jfbL ;+u7g cflbaf6 eljiodf cgfjZos ;d:of Pj+ bjfj
cfpg ;Sg]h:tf dgdf bj]/ /x]sf] 8/n] ubf{ ;fgf] dfq klg ulNt gxf];\ eGg] dfgl;stf -Zero Error
Syndrom_ af6 q:t eP/ klg k"0 f{?kdf k|l tj4eO cfqmds tl/sfn] ;+/If0f sfo{d f nfUg g;s]sf] eGg];d]t
a'lemG5 . /fd|f] sfo{sf] ;xL d"N ofÍg u/L ljz]i f ?kdf pTk|]l /t ug]{ vfnsf] Joj:yf gx'g ] / OdfGbf/Lk"j{s ;xL
p2]Zosf] ;fy sfo{ ubf{ st{Jokfngsf] l;nl;nfdf s'g} 36\g f÷b'3{6\g f 36]df k"0f{?kdf ;DalGwt ;a}af6
;xof]u÷;dy{g x'G5 eGg] cfTdljZjf; hufpg g;s]d f klg lkmN8df vl§g] JolQmx?df o:tf] efjgf pTkGg
x'g ;Sg] b]lvG5 .
-`_ bL3{sfnLg of]h gf / 7f]; sfo{lbzf k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] nflu ;/sf/sf ;a} dGqfno Pj+ ljefux? lar
cfk;df a[xt\?kdf ;dGjoeO s'g}klg gLlt÷lgodx? tof/ ug'{k"j { x/]s b[li6sf]0 faf6 cWoog u/L bL3{sfnLg
of]hgf Pj+ 7f]; sfo{l bzf lbg g;s]df klg ;+/If0f sfo{df ;d:of ;[hgf x'g ;Sg] s'/f ;a}n ] dx;'; u/]sf]
b]lvG5 . /fhg}lts bjfadf jf dGqfnodf pRr txsf sd{rf/Lx? km]l/gf;fy gLlt÷lgodx?df ljleGg
kl/jt{g x'g ] tyf ljefux? lar cfk;df ;dGjo geO Ps–cfk;df afFl emg] vfnsf] lg0f{o x? ug]{ h:tf
sfo{x? ePdf ;+/If0f sfo{df k|l ts"n c;/ kg{;Sg] b]lvG5 . Psftkm{ pBf]u dGqfnon] qmz/ pBf]u vf]Ng
cg'dlt lbg], lh=lj=;=n] s/ p7fpg] tyf csf]{tkm{ cf/If÷lgs'~h k|zf;gn] 9'ªuf÷lu§L nfg /f]Sg] / dWojlt{{
If]qdf qmz/ pBf]u aGb ug{ k|o f; klg ul//xg] tyf ;/sf/sf] Pp6f lgsfon] k\mofS6«Lx?nfO{ gofF 3/ lgdf{0f
ug{ l:js[lt lbg] / csf]{ lgsfon] pQm 7fp“df gbLsf] k|s[l t axfjdf c;/ kg]{ x'“bf lgdf{0 f sfo{ /f]Sg kq klg
k7fO/xg]] pbfx/0fx?af6 klg sxL g sxL s]xL g s]xL sdL–sdhf]/L ljBdfg 5 eGg] oyfy{nfO{ ;DalGwt ;a}
;/sf/L lgsfox?n] dgg\ ug}{kg]{ b]l vG5 .
-6_ ;a} lgsfo / kIfsf] lhDd]jf/L Pj+ bfloTjsf] hfgsf/L lgs'~h÷cf/If sfof{n o, g]kfnL ;]gfsf] o'lg6, cGo
;'/Iff kmf}h, jg sfof{no, k|zf;g, pkef]Qmf ;ldlt, ;+/If0fdf vl§g] NGO÷INGO cflb ;a}sf]
k|ToIf÷ck|ToIf?kdf k|s[l t ;+/If0fdf cf–cfk\mg} vfnsf] lhDd]j f/L /x] sf] x'G5 . /fd|f] sfo{ ePsf] hz lng /
pknAwLx?sf] tYofÍ b]vfO{ cfk\mgf] sfd b]vfpg xf]8afhL rNg;Sg] t/ s'g } q'l6 jf sdL–sdhf]/L ePdf
g]kfnL ;]gflt/ kms{g ;Sg] ;Defjgfx?k|l t klg ;w“} ;r]t x'g'kg]{ b]l vG5 . k|ToIf÷ck|ToIf ?kdf ljleGg kIfsf]
lhDd]jf/L ePtf klg sxL st} ?v sfl6Pdf jf u}+8f dfl/Pdf ;dli6ut\?kdf /x]sf sdL–sdhf]/Lx? kQf
nufO{ To;sf] lg/fs0f ug]{tkm{ gnfuL k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] nflu cxf]/fq vl§Psf] g]kfnL ;]gfsf] o'l g6sf] sxf“ / s]
sdL–sdhf]/L 5 eGg] vf]hljg ug{ dfq hf]8 lbg] tyf ;s];Dd o'l g6nfO{ jf kf]i 6nfO{ g} lhDd]jf/ agfP/
;d:ofsf] ulx/fO{; Dd ghfg] k|j[l Q ePdf To;af6 ;d:of ;dfwfgsf] bL3{sfnLg pkfo lgl:sg] b]l v“b}g .
;+o 'Qm ?kdf ljleGg lgsfo Pj+ kIfx?n] ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§g] x'“bf s'g}klg z+sf, e|d jf bf]xf]/f] kl/>d gk/f];\
/ JolQmut ;DaGw tyf JolQm ljz]ifsf] O{R5fdf e/ gkg]{ u/L Pp6f Jojl:yt k|0 ffnL -System _ df rnf];\
eGgsf] nflu klg s'g kIfsf] lhDd]j f/L Pj+ bfloTj s] s] xf] ;f] af/]df ;d]t ;a} kIfx? :ki6 x'g pko'Qm x'g]
b]lvG5 .
-7_ hËnsf] Ifdtf -Carrying Capacity_ / ;Defljt ljz]if Technical vfnsf] ;d:ofx? af/] cWoog
xfn hËnL e"–efu ga9]tfklg ;+/If0f sfo{ /fd|f] ePsf] x'“bf hËnL hgfj/x?sf] ;+Vof a9]sf] kfOG5 . s'g
hËndf s'g hgfj/ slt ;+Vofdf c6fpg] Ifdtf 5 / ;+Vof a9L ePsf] hgfj/x?nfO{ s]–s;/L Joj:yfkg ug]{
eGg]af/] s'g } cWoog jf bL3{sfnLg÷cNksfnLg of]hgf ag]sf] a'l emb}g . pbfxf/0fsf] nflu cToflws ;+Vofdf
a9L/x]sf] hËnL xfQL slt j6f;Dd hËndf x'g pko'Qm 5 -hËnsf] Casrrying Capacity cg';f/_ / qmdzM
;+Vof a9L/x]sf] hËnL xfQLx?nfO{ s;/L Joj:yfkg ug]{ eGg] ljifodf ;a} df}g /x]sf] b]l vG5 . To;}u/L
eljiodf 3/–kfn'j f hgfj/x?af6 ;/]/ jf cGo s'g } sf/0fn] hËnL hgfj/x?df s'g} ljz]if ºn" jf cGo /f] usf]
dxfdf/L km}lnPdf s]–s;/L To;nfO{ lgoGq0f ug]{ tyf 3/–kfn'j f / hËnL hgfj/x?aLr nuftf/ nfdf]
;dosf] ;+;u{af6 hËnL hgfj/x?sf] lhg qm;eO s'g} :k]l z;sf] Originality g} nf]k x'g;Sg] h:tf
;Defjgfx?nfO{ s;/L ;Daf]w g ug]{ eGg] h:tf lgtfGt k|fljlws -Technical_ k|s[l tsf ljifox?df ljz]if
cWoog / cg';Gwfg ePsf] kfO“b}g . pbfx/0fsf] nflu sf]zL6Kk'df cgf{ / e}F;Lsf] qm; eO/x] sf] / oxL qmd
a9L/x]d f eljiodf cgf{sf] Original :k]l z; kfpg g} ufx|f] kg{;Sg] ;Defjgfx?nfO{ ;d]t gsfg{ ;ls“b}g .
To;}ul/ agdf/f nufotsf ljz]i f vfnsf] emf8L÷nx/fx?n] hËnsf] 7"nf] e"–efu 9flsP/ eljiodf 7"nf]
;d:of Nofpg;Sg] r'gf}tLnfO{ s]–s;/L lg/fs/0f ug]{ eg]/ pkfo kQf nufpg vf;} ljz]i f k|of; ePsf] eGg]
klg a'l emb}g .
k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf g]kfnL ;]gf
%=
Psftkm{ b]zdf JofKt ul/jL, j]/f]huf/L, sdhf]/ z}lIfs:t/ nufotsf ljljw sf/0fx? tyf csf]{tkm{ ljifd Pj+
ljs6 e"–efudf lxdfn kxf8 / t/fO{df km}lnPsf] k|fs[l ts >f]t / ;+/lIft If]qx?nfO{ ;'/Iff k|bfg ug{' w]/} cufl8af6 g}
Pp6f r'gf}tLk"0f{ sfo{ /xL cfPsf] lyof]eg] xfnljBdfg t/n /fhg}lts cj:yf nufot ylkPsf ljljw vfnsf
r'gf}tLx?n] ;+/If0f sfo{nfO{ yk hl6n / sl7g agfPsf] 5 . cGt/f{l i6«o Pj+ /fli6«o dxŒjsf] o:tf k|fs[l ts >f]tsf]
;+/If0f ug{ cTofjZos Pj+ ckl/xfo{ /x]sf] 5 . /fli6«o lxt;Fu ;DalGwt 7"n f] dxŒj af]s]sf] tyf Hofb} r'g f}tLk"0 f{ sfo{
/x]sf] x'Fbf g} g]kfn ;/sf/n] g]kfnL ;]g fnfO{ k|fs[l ts ;+/If0fsf] uxg lhDd]jf/L k|bfg ub}{ cfPsf] b]l vG5 . /fi6«sf]
;aeGbf ;zQm, ;+fu7lgs ?kdf Psa4, bx|f] c7f]6, b[9 k|l ta4tf ePsf] / s'g }klg 8/ –wlDs–bjfjaf6 lsl~rt dfq
klg ljrlnt geO cfºgf] lhDd]jf/L lgefpg ;Sg] ;aeGbf pTs[i6 ljsNksf] ?kdf /x]sf] x'Fbf g} k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf]
lhDd]jf/L g]kfnL ;]g fnfO{ k|bfg ub}{c fPsf] eGg] a'lemG5 .
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k|fs[lts ;+/If0fdf ljleGg kIfx?sf] k|ToIf jf ck|ToIf lhDd]jf/L /x]sf] x'G5 . g]kfnL ;]g fn] Hofb} g}
;Dj]bgzLn eP/ cfk\mgf] o:tf] uxg lhDd]j f/LnfO{ lgjf{x ub}{ cfPsf] 5 . ;DalGwt cGo ;a} lgsfox?n] klg
uDeL/tfk"j{s cfk\mgf] lhDd]jf/L lgefpg bQlrQeO nfu]df o;af6 yk pknAwL x'g;Sg] b]lvG5 . d"Vo u/L dfly rrf{
ul/Psf ;+/If0fsf r'gf}tLx?nfO{ ;s]; Dd ;a} Psh'6 eP/ x6fpFb} nfg / ;+/If0fdf vl§Psf ;'/IffsdL{x?n] ef]Ug' k/]sf
;d:of Pj+ sl7gfO{x?nfO{ qmdzM x6fpFb} pgLx?nfO{ cfw'l gs k|l jlw Pj+ pks/0fx?n] ;'–;lHht kfb}{ pgLx?sf]
dgf]jn dfly p7fpg ;lsPdf ;+/If0f sfo{ yk k|e fjsf/L x'g] s'/fdf s;}sf] b'O{ dt x'g ] b]l vFb}g .
k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf vl§Psf kmf}hsf] ;d:of tyf ;'emfjx?
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lxdfn, kxf8 / t/fO{d f k"j{b]l v klZrd;Dd km}l nPsf] ljleGg ;+/lIft If]qx?df vl§Psf kmf}hx?sf] :yfg ljz]if
cg';f/ cf–cfk\mg} df}lns Pj+ ljz]if ;d:ofx? ljBdfg /x]sf 5g\ . ;fdfGotof k|fs[l ts ;+/If0fdf vl§Psf kmf}hx?n]
ef]l u/x]sf ;d:ofx? tyf ljleGg ;'emfjx?sf] af/]d f oxfF ;+l IfKt?kdf pNn]v ul/Psf] 5 .
-s_ ef}l ts k"jf{w f/ g]kfnL ;]gfn] 8\o 6L ul//x]sf] lgs'~h÷cf/Ifsf] cem} klg sof}F kf]i6x?df Go"g td ef}l ts
cfjZostfx?nfO{ ;d]t ;Demf}Ftf u/]/ kmf}hn] cfk\mgf] lhDd]j f/L axg ul//x]sf] b]lvG5 . sof}F :yfgx?df
alQsf] ;'l jwf, ;~rf/sf] ;'l jwf / kfgLsf] ;'l jwf;d]t gePsf] klg kfOG5 . cem} klg s]xL kf]i 6x?df glhssf]
ufpFdf uO{ kfgL yfk]/ uf8fdf af]s]/ Nofpg'kg]{ cj:yf ;d]t ljBdfg 5 .
-v_ /fzg cfk'lt{ lgs'~h÷cf/Ifdf t}g fy u0f÷u'N dx?sf] /fzg 7]Ssf ;DalGwt lhNnfdf t}g fy cGo
o'lg6x?n] vf]Ng] / /fzg sj'l notgfdfdf h]–h:tf] n]l vP klg ljleGg :yfgx?df vl§Psf kf]i 6x?df
lgoldt?kdf /fzg cfk'lt{ ug]{ tyf t/sf/L, cfn' / df;' h:tf rfF8} lau|g ] a:t'x?sf] lgoldt Joj:yf ug]{
;DaGwdf b"/L / ef}uf]lns cj:yfsf] sf/0f;d]tn] ubf{ sof}F o'lg6x?n] ;d:of ef]Ug' kl//x]sf] b]lvG5 . hËndf
ljifd xfjf–kfgLsf] sf/0fn] ;d]tn] ubf{ klg :6f]/ u/]/ /fv]sf] /fzg cf]l ;g], sldnf÷ls/fn] laufg{] / 9'; L kg]{
h:tf ;d:ofx? klg cfpg] ub{5 . ljz]iful/ nfdf] b"/L se/ ug]{ u/L s]xL /ft aflx/ a:g]u/L ul/g] ;}lgs
sf/jflxx? ug{ vl§g] kmf}hx?sf] nflu 8«fO{ /fzg÷Pd=cf/=O{= sf] Joj:yf gx'g 'n] klg s]xL ;d:of kg]{ u/]sf]
b]lvG5 .
-u_ kof{Kt cjlwsf] pko'Qm tflnd g]kfnL ;]gfsf] ;snbhf{n] cfk\mgf] ;]j f cjlwe/ ug]{ ljleGg tflndx? /
cfwf/e"t lhDd]jf/LeGbf k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§bf ug'{kg]{ sfo{ s]xL km/s k|s[l tsf] x'g] ub{5 . xfn k|s[lt
;+/If0f sfo{sf] lhDd]jf/Ldf nuftf/ nfdf] ;do;Dd gv6fO{ cGoq vl§Psf] o'l g6eGbf sd ;dojlwdf
o'lg6x?sf] :yfgfGt/0f ug]{ k|fjwfg /x]sf] 5 . o;/L gof“ t}gfy eO{hfg] o'l g6x?nfO{ ;+/If0f 8\o '6Ldf t}gfy
x'g;fy :yfg ljz]if Pj+ lhDd]jf/Lsf] k|s[l t cg'?ksf] k|s[lt ;+/If0f ;DaGwL tflnd lbg] Joj:yf ePtfklg Tof]
Tolt Jojl:yt, k|efjsf/L Pj+ kof{Kt gePsf] dx;'; ul/Psf] 5 . o;/L t}g fy x'g hfg] kmf}hnfO{ Pp6f ljz]if
Kofs]h tflnd k|bfg ug{ pko'Qm x'g] b]l vG5 . tflnd u/fpg cg'ej k|fKt clws[t;lxtsf] Pp6f ljz]if 6f]n L
tof/ ug{ jf bL3{sfnLg?kdf æ;+/If0f lzIffnoÆ sf] :yfkgf u/]/;d]t k|s[lt ;+/If0f ;DaGwL tflndx?nfO{
Jojl:yt ug{ ;lsG5 . ;DalGwt dGqfno÷ljefusf] ;xof]udf o:tf] vfnsf] lzIffno :yfkgf u/L :t/Lo
9+uaf6 ;~rfng ug{ ;lsPdf eljiodf ljb]zL lzIffyL{x?nfO{; d]t ;xefuL u/fO{ tflnd ;~rfng ug{ ;lsg]
;Defjgf;d]t /x]sf] b]l vG5 . g]kfnL ;]g fsf] k|s[l t ;+/If0fsf] cg'ej÷1fg / cGt/f{li6«o rf;f]sf] ;+/If0f
sfo{df g]kfn / g]kfnL ;]gfsf] of]ubfgnfO{ ljZjJofkL?kdf kl/ro lbg eljiodf of] Pp6f d"Vo dfWod
aGg;Sg] ;d]t b]lvG5 . xfnsf] nflu o'l g6 cbnL–abnL x'“bf klg :yfgfGt/0feO{ cfpg] o'lg6sf] s]xL k|l tzt
JolQmx? # dlxgf cufl8af6 c6\o frsf] ?kdf vl§O{ ;Dk"0f{ lhDd]j f/L, va/ ;+sng nufotsf ;a} kIfaf/]
a[xt\ Pj+ la:t[t 1fg÷cg'ej xfl;n u/]kZrft dfq af“sL kmf}hsf] :yfgfGt/0f ug]{ k|fjwfg /fVg;d]t pko'Qm
x'g] b]l vG5 .
-3_ va/ ;+sng ;+/If0f sfo{df ;d]t va/sf] Hofb} g} 7"nf] dxŒj x'g] ub{5 . lzsf/L / t:s/ ;DaGwL ;xL
Pj+ olsg va/ k|fKt ug{;s]df dfq pko'Qm ;}lgs sf/afxLx?af6 jg–hËn, jGohGt' / cGo k|fs[lts
>f]tnfO{ ;+/If0f ug{ ;lhnf] x'g ] b]l vG5 . jf8]{g÷lgs'~h k|zf;gsf] O{G6 g]6js{ Hofb} k|efjsf/L gx'g ', cGo
;'/Iff lgsfo;Fu ;xsfo{ u/L va/x? k|fKt ug{ jf8]{g ÷lgs'~h sfof{no;d]t Tolt w]/} ;Ifd x'g g;Sg', va/
;+sng sfo{sf] nflu kof{Kt ah]6sf] Joj:yf gx'g' tyf ;Lldt ;dofjlwsf] nflu vl§g] o'lg6x?n] 5f]6f]
;dodf cfk\mgf] O{G6 g]6js{ lj:tf/ ug{ s]xL ;d:of x'g ' cflb sf/0fx?n] ;d]t va/ ;Íngdf s]xL sl7gfO{
dx;'; x'g] u/]sf] kfOG5 .
-ª_ ;+Vofsf] cg'kftdf 7"nf] lhDd]jf/L If]q cem} klg clwsf+z lgs'~h÷cf/Ifdf ;+/If0f ug'{kg]{ If]q kmnsf]
t'ngfdf lgs} sd hgzlQmn] 8\o '6L ul//xg' k/]sf] b]l vG5 . glk|m sd x'Fbf kf]i 6x?sf] b'/L a9\g ,] df]ljlnl6df
sdL cfpg] / ;dli6ut\ ?kdf ;+/If0f sfo{df g} c;/ kl//x]sf] b]lvG5 .
-r_ l;Ugn ldnfk k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf vl§Psf] o'l g6x?df kof{Kt l;Ugn ldnfksf ;fwgx? pknJw gx'g ' / Aofl6«
rfF8} cf]l ;g]÷sfd gug]{ x'“bf yk ;d:of ylkPsf] b]l vG5 . hËndf l:qmlgu+ O{km]S6sf] sf/0fn];d]t Ps
cfk;df ;dGjo Pj+ O{d/h]G;Ldf va/ cfbfg–k|bfg ug{ s]xL ;d:of kl//x]sf] b]l vG5 . hËnsf] af6f]x'“b}
6]l nkmf]gsf] tf/ n}hfbf b"/Lsf] sf/0fn] / hËnL hgfj/n] Iflt k'¥ofO{l bgfn] s]xL ;d:of kg]{ tyf df]jfO{nsf]
g]6js{ ;d]t g;dfTgfn] j}slNks ;Dks{sf] dfWodsf]?kdf /x]sf] 6]l nkmf]g÷df]jfO{n n] ;d]t sof}F :yfgx?df
sfd gug]{ x'“bf yk ufx|f] agfPsf] b]l vG5 . k|s[l t ;+/If0fdf vl§Psf] o'lg6x?nfO{ Aofl6«sf] vkt cjlw 36fO{
kof{K t ;+Vofdf Aofl6« pknAw u/fpg tyf 6]l nkmf]g ÷df]jfO{n÷;L=8L=Pd=P=sf] 6fj/x? yk ug{ nufO{
o'lg6x?nfO{ cfjZostfcg';f/ kmf]g÷df]j fO{n ;]6x? pknAw u/fpg pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 .
-5_ Snf]lbª\u / O{So'k d]0 6 k|fs[lts ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§Psf] kmf}hnfO{ r':tf, a'7, Sofgef;, l:nlkª\u Jofu,
Dof6«];, nufot s]xL ;fdu|Lx? yk pknAw u/fpg] ul/Psf] 5 . tyflk vl§g] :yfgsf] xfjf–kfgL, ef}uf]l ns
cj:yf cflb s'/fx?nfO{ dWo]g h/ /fvL lxdfnL If]qdf :gf]–Snf]l bª\u / cGoq cfjZostf cg';f/sf Snf]l bª\u
cfO{6dx? o'l g6sf] ;a} glk||mnfO{ k'Ug] u/L, ;lhnf];“u o'lg6 nf]s]zgdf g} k|fKt x'g ]u/L k7fpg] Joj:yf
ldnfpg tyf vkt cjlwdf ;d]t k'g d{"NofÍg ug{ pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 . o;sf] ;fy} kmf}hnfO{ cfjZos kg]{
High Power sf] 6r{, ;r{nfO{6, Night Vision Device, GPS h:tf O{So'kd]0 6x? / o;nfO{ cfjZos kg]{
Jofl6«x? kof{K t dfqfdf pknJw u/fpg pko'Qm x'g] b]l vG5 . s'g }klg O{So'kd]0 6 pknJw u/fp“bf To;nfO{
dd{t–;+e f/ ug]{ ah]6, k|of]u ug]{ tl/sf ;DaGwL tflnd / To;nfO{ rflxg] Aofl6«÷O{Gwg kof{Kt dfqfdf
lg/Gt/?kdf pknAw u/fpg] Joj:yf ldnfpg Hofb} cfjZos x'g] b]l vG5 .
-h_ pko'Qm xft–xltof/ k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§Psf o'lg6x?nfO{ cGo o'l g6x? ;f]–;/xsf] b/jGbL cg';f/
xft–xltof/, PS;Knf]l;e / PDo"lgzg pknJw u/fpg'eGbf To;df kl/dfh{g u/L :yfg ljz]ifdf a'e m–a'emf/y
ug]{u/L ef}uf]l ns cjl:ylt, lhDd]jf/L Pj+ cfjZostfsf] l;4fGtnfO{ ;d]t dWo]g h/ /fvL pko'Qm
xft÷xltof/x? pknAw u/fpg pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 . ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§Psf] kmf}hnfO{ k]: tf]n h:tf] ;fgf]
xltof/ kof{K t ;+Vofdf pknAw u/fpg tyf pbfx/0fsf] nflu xfQLn] b'Mv lbg] 7fp“df Knfli6s /fp08 /
Knfli6s /fp08 kmfo/ ug{ ldNg] xltof/ pknAw u/fpg;d]t pko'Qm x'g] b]l vG5 . hËnsf] xfjfkfgL /
pko'Qm :6f]/sf] cefjnfO{ ;d]t dWo]g h/ /fvL *! dL=dL=sf] ad, u[g ]8, /fp08 cflb s]xL sd pknjw u/fP
klg afwf gkg]{ b]lvG5 .
-em_ kmf}hsf] df]ljln6L o'lg6sf] nf]s]zgcg'?k lxdfn Pj+ kxf8df 3f]8f / vRr8 tyf t/fO{df e"–agf]6
;'xfp“bf] uf8Lx? kof{Kt ;+Vofdf pknJw u/fpg pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 . t/fO{df vl§Psf] o'l g6sf] nflu kof{Kt
;+Vofdf alnof] ;fO{sn, df]6/;fO{sn / kf]i6sf] ;+Vof Pj+ b"/Lsf] lx;fjn] uf8Lx? pknJw u/fpg pko'Qm x'g]
b]lvG5 . o;/L pknJw u/fOg] oftoftsf ;fwgsf] dd{t–;+e f/ ug{ tyf cfjZos kg]{ O{Gwgsf] nflu;d]t
Jojxfl/s b[li6sf]0 fn] lx;fj u/L kof{K t dfqfdf ah]6 pknJw u/fpg cfjZos kg]{ b]l vG5 . o;sf ;fy}
t/fO{df cjl:yt cf/If÷lgs'~hdf t}gfy o'l g6x?df w]/} e]l xsn d'ed]06 x'g ] x'Fbf uf8L rnfpg] 8«fO{e/x?sf]
cfjZostf a9L kg]{ x'gfn] 8«fO{leªu tflndsf] sf]6f;d]t cfjZostfcg'; f/ kof{Kt ;+Vofdf pknAw u/fpg
pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 .
-`_ cTofw'lgs k|ljlw÷pks/0fx? k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{sf] nflu ljZjdf k|o f] u eO/x]sf cTofw'l gs k|ljlw /
pks/0fx?sf] k|of]u ub}{ nfg pko'Q m x'g] b]l vG5 . ljZjdf ;+/If0f sfo{df s]–s:tf] cTofw'lgs k|l jlw Pj+
pks/0fx? k|of]udf cfO/x]sf 5g\, To; ;DaGwL j[xt\ Pj+ uxg cWoog u/L To;sf] Cost Effeciency,
Practicability, Handling, Maintenance Cost cflb ;a} kIfsf] n]vfhf]vf u/L pbfxf/0fsf] nflu 8«f]g ,
;L=;L= Sofd/f, :of6nfO{6 df]l g6l/ªu l;i6d, /]sL x]lnsK6/ cflb h:tf ljleGg cfw'l gs pks/0fx?÷k|ljlw
leq\o fpg pko'Qm x'g] b]lvG5 .
-6_ bf]xf]/f] sdf08 / lhDd]jf/L xfn k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{d f vl§Psf] kmf}hsf] r]g–ckm–sdf08 b'O{j6f /x]sf] 5 .
/fli6«o lgs'~h tyf jGohGt' cf/If lgb]{zgfnosf] l;w}cGtu{t /x]/ Psftkm{ sfo{ub}{ cfPsf]5 eg] csf]{tkm{
k[tgf x]=Sjf= x'“b} jflxgL c8\8fsf] sdf08df;d]t /x]sf] 5 . jf:tjdf k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{ / ck|]zgn 8\o 'l6
;d]t ;dfgfGt/ 9+uaf6 cufl8 a9fpg plQs} cfjZostf 5 t/ o;/L bf]xf]/f] sdf08 x'Fbf s]xL g s]xL
k|zf;lgs / Jojxfl/s sl7gfO{ eg] kl//x]s} b]l vG5 . x/]s n]vfkl9 / dfu kmf/fd cflb jflxgL c8 \8f / k[tgf
x]=Sjf= x'“b} hfg'kg]{ Joj:yf / o'lg6klt÷clws[tx?sf] g]s]jbL n]Vg]÷;b/ ug]{ clVtof/L jflxgL c8\8f÷k[tgf
x]=Sjf= df x'g] Joj:yf cflbn] ubf{ b'j }tkm{sf] r]g –ckm–sdf08af6 k|fKt x'g] cfb]z÷lgb]{zg Pj+ k|fyldstfnfO{
;Gt'ng ldnfP/ cufl8 a9\g ' klg Pp6f sl7gfO{sf]?kdf g} /lxcfPsf] 5 . pbfx/0fsf] nflu lgb]{zgfnoaf6
:ki6 ?kdf k|s[l t ;+/If0fsf] nflu vl§Psf] kmf}hsf] d"Vo lhDd]jf/L ;+/If0f sfo{ /x]sf] / o'l g6x?nfO{ cfpg]
ah]6 lgtfGt?kdf k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{sf] nflu s]Gb|Lt eP/ sfd ug]{ eg]/ lgb]{zg x'g ] / km]/L csf]{tkm{
sGef]P÷eL=cfO{=kL= :sl6ªu nufotsf k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{df gvl§Psf o'l g6x?n] lgjf{x ug'{kg]{ lhDd]jf/Lx?
klg axg ug'{kg]{ x'G5 . o; ;DaGwdf hËL c8\8fn] yk cWoog u/L olb ljBdfg Joj:yfdf sxL, st} / s]xL
kl/dfh{g ug{ cfjZos b]l vPdf k'g /fjnf]sg ug{ ;d] t ;lsg] b]lvG5 .
-7_ 5'§} kmd]{zgsf] ljsNk xfn k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] 8\o '6L ug{ klbs u0f÷u'Ndx?dWo]af6 g} s]xL ;dojlwsf] nflu
o'lg6x?nfO{ v6fO{g] k|fjwfg /x]sf] 5 . o;/L v6fp“bf o'l g6n] cfk\mgf] lhDd]j f/L / sfo{z}nL af/] 1fg Pj+
cg'ej xfl;n u/L cfk\mgf] k"0 f{ Ifdtf k|bz{g ug{;Sg] cj:yfdf cfO{k'Ubf;Dd o'l g6sf] k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{df
vl§g] ;do;Ldf gfl3;s]/ :yfgfGt/0f x'g ] ;do eO;Sg] b]lvG5 . k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{d f vl§g] o'l g6x?sf]
Pp6f 5'§} kmd]{zg agfO{ pQm o'l g6x?nfO{ k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{df v6fO{ o'l g6x?sf] abnL klg k|s[lt ;+/If0f
ug]{ o'lg6x?sf]] lardf dfq ug{ pko'Qm x'g] eGg] ;'emfj klg cfPsf] kfOG5 . km]/L csf]{ b[l i6sf]0faf6 clxn]sf]
k|fjwfg cg'; f/ s]xL jif{ dfq k|s[lt ;+/If0fdf vl§g] o'lg6df ;d]t nuftf/ a9L dfgl;s bjfj / r'g f}tLk"0 f{
sfd ul//xg' kbf{ s]xL ;dokl5 kmf}hsf] sfo{s'zntfdf qmdzM Xf; cfpg] u/]sf] b]lvPsf] kl/k|]Ifdf nfdf]
;do ;+/If0f sfo{df g} /flvg] k|fjwfg ePdf kmf}hsf] sfo{s'zntfdf s]xL lzlyntf cfpg ;Sg], :yfgLo
afl;Gbfx?;Fu a9L x]nd]n eP/ efOldnfksf] efjgf pTkGg eO l8p6L s]xL v's'n f] x'g;Sg], kmf}hsf] :t/
la:tf/} cw{–;}l gs k|s[ltsf] x'g ;Sg], ;}lgs k]zfut 1fgdf s]xL sdL cfpg;Sg] h:tf ljleGg ;DefjLt
kIfx?nfO{ ;d]t dgg\ ug'{kg]{ ts{x? p7\g ] u/]sf] klg kfOG5 . jf:tjdf o; ;DaGwdf Pp6f 6fF:s kmf];{ g}
v8f u/]/ eljiodf x'g ;Sg] kmfObf, a]kmfObf Pj+ kmf}hsf] dgf]la1fg -Psychology_ nfO{ ;d]t uxg cWoog
u/L Hofb} g} ;Dj]bgzLn eP/ Pp6f 7f]; lg0f{o ug{ pko'Qm x'g] b]l vG5 .
-8_ kof{Kt clwsf/ Pj+ ljz]if sfg'gL k|f jwfg k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§g] kmf}hnfO{ sfg'g L ?kdf kof{Kt
clwsf/ k|bfg ug{ pko'Qm x'g] b]lvG5 . k|s[lt ;+/If0fsf] lhDd]jf/L Hofb} k|efjsf/L 9+uaf6 lgjf{x ug{ ;+/If0f
sdL{x?sf] clwsf/ hËn leq dfq ;Lldt g/fvL t:s/x?sf] hfnf] clw/fHoe/L km}lnPsf] x'g;Sg] x'“bf
cg';Gwfg, kqmfp / yk 5fgljgsf] nflu cfjZos k/]df u}/–;}l gs kf]zfsdf ;d]t Pj+ h'g;'s} :yfgdf klg
hfg / cfjZos sf/jfxL ug{ kof{Kt sfg'gL clwsf/ k|bfg ug{ pko'Qm x'g] b]lvG5 . sfo{ ;~rfngsf] qmddf
syd\sbflrt\ s'g} lzsf/L÷t:s/÷sf7 rf]/ 3fO{t]÷d[To' ePdf;d]t s'g} klg cfIf]k gcfpg] / dfgj
clwsf/jfbL ;+3÷;+u7gsf] bjfjdf kg'{g kg]{ tyf st{Jokfngsf] l;nl;nfdf s'g} klg To:tf] vfnsf] 36\g f
36]df g]kfn ;/sf/sf] ;DalGwt lgsfox?n] To;sf] k"0 f{?kdf lhDd]jf/L lnG5 eGg] s'/fsf] Plsg u/fO{
;+/If0fsdL{x?sf] cfTd–ljZjf;df clej[l 4 ug{ klg cTofjZos /x]sf] b]l vG5 .
-9_ ljz]if ;x'lnot÷O{G ;]G6Lesf] Joj:yf k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{df ;xL 9ª\uaf6 vl§Psf] kmf}h /fi6«df nueu
;+s6sfn nfu]sf] cj:yfdf h:t} pRr zf/Ll/s Pj+ dfgl;s bjfadf /xL cxf]/fq vl§Psf] kfOG5 . kmf}hsf]
sldn] ubf{ kof{Kt ljbf gkfpg], @$ ;} 306f :6f08jfO{ a:g'kg]{, lbg / /ftdf clgjfo{ k6«f]l nª\u ug'{ kg]{,
h'g;'s} ;dodf t:s/x?;“u d'7 d]6eO{ bf]xf]/f] kmfol/ªu ;d]t x'g ;Sg], lhDd]j f/L lgjf{xsf] qmddf afWofTds
kl/l:yltdf kmfo/ vf]Ng'kg{] / cfk"m / cGo JolQmx? 3fO{t] x'g÷d[To' ;d]t x'g;Sg] ;Defjgf /xg] cflb
sf/0fn] ubf{ k|s[l t ;+/If0fdf t}g fy kmf}hx?n] pRr dfgl;s bjfjdf sfo{ ul//x]s]f kfOG5 . @$ ;} 306f
hËnL hgfj/sf] 8/, r'g f} tLk"0 f{ lhDd]jf/L / ljifd xfjfkfgLsf] sf/0fn] jf:tjd} k|s[l t ;+/If0f l8p6Ldf
vl§Psf o'lg6x?sf] kmf}h Jof/]sdf Pslqt eO{ sfo{ ug]{ o'l g6sf] kmf}heGbf a9L sl7g kl/l:yltdf sfo{
ul//x]sf] b]lvG5 . o;/L vl§g] kmf}hx?sf] nflu ljz]if k'/:sf/ jf ;x'l not÷O{G;]G6Lesf] vf;} ljz]if Joj:yf
ePsf] kfO{bg} . pRr lxdfnL e]udf vl§g] kmf}hn] æb'u{d ;]jf kbsÆ kfpg] k|fjwfg ePh:t} ljs6 e" –jgf]6 /
ljifd xfjfkgLdf /x]/ k|s[l t ;+/If0f h:tf] r'g f}tLk"0 f{ lhDd]j f/L lgjf{x ug]{ kmf}hsf] nflu æ;+/If0f kbsÆ jf
To:t} pko' Qm kbssf] Joj:yf ug{ ;lsg] b]lvG5 . xfn clws[tn] lxdfnL e]udf vl§Pafkt kbf]Ggltsf] nflu
kfpg] cÍsf] t'n gfdf ljifd÷ljs6 e"–jgf]6df r'gf}tLk"0f{ sfo{ug]{ t/fO{ O{nfsfdf /x]sf] lgs'~h÷cf/Ifdf
vl§P/ sfo{ u/] jfkt k|fKt ug]{ cÍ;d]t Hofb} sd /x]sf] x'“bf To;df ;d]t k"gd{"N ofÍg ug{ ;lsg] b]l vG5 .
lglZrt ;do ;]jf u/]jfkt k|s[l t ;+/If0f ;DaGwL ljb]z tflnd÷;]ldgf/÷e|d0fdf ;xefuL u/fpg], ljz]if
eQfsf] Joj:yf ug]{, ljz]i f aLdfsf] Joj:yf ug]{, k6«f]l nªudf hf“bf k|o f]u ug{ ljz]i f 8«fO{ vfhfsf] Joj:yf ug]{,
u'Nd x]=Sjf=df c:yfoL kl/jf/ cfjf;sf] Joj:yf ug]{ h:tf ljljw pkfox? ckgfP/ kmf}hsf] xf};nf a9fpg
ljleGg vfnsf k'/:sf/ Pj+ ;x'lnot÷O{G;]G6Lesf] Joj:yf ug{;d]t pko'Qm x'g ] b]l vG5 .
pk;+xf/
*=
cGt/f{li6«o Pj+ /fli6«o dxŒjsf] k|s[lt ;+/If0f sfo{ jf:tjd} h6Ln, ;Dj]bgzLn / r'gf}tLk"0f{ /x]sf] 5 . ToxL
sf/0fn] g} g]kfnL ;]g fnfO{ To:tf] uxg lhDd]jf/L lbOFb} cfPsf] kfOG5 . k|s[l t ;+/If0fdf ljleGg kIfx? tyf
lgsfox?sf] cf–cfk\ mg} ljz]if e"l dsf, lhDd]jf/L / of]ubfg x'g] u5{ . xfn g]kfnsf] k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{df ljleGg
vfnsf] sdL–sdhf]/L, ;d:of Pj+ sl7gfO{x? ljBdfg /x]sf] ePtfklg k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{ g]kfndf jf:tjd} Pp6f
ljlzi6 9ª\af6 xF'b} cfPsf] 5 . o;sf] 7"nf] h; g]kfnL ;]gfn] klg kfpg' :jfefljs g} b]lvG5 . ;+/If0f sfo{d f ljBdfg
;sf/fTds Pj+ ;jn kIfx?nfO{ yk kl/dfh{g Pj+ ;zQm agfp“b} nu]/, ;a} sld–sdhf]/Lx?nfO{ lg/fs/0f ug{
;DalGwt ;a} kIfaf6 ljz]i f ?kdf kxn ub}{, ;+/If0f sfo{nfO{ yk dha't jgfp“g, b[9 c7f]6 lnP/ cufl8 a9\g 'kg]{
b]lvG5 .
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k|s[lt ;+/If0f h:tf] ;Dj]bgzLn Pj+ cTofjZos ljifonfO{ s'g }klg xfntdf eljiodf ug]{ eg]/ sd
k|fyldstfdf /fVg gx'g] b]lvG5 . k|s[lt ;+/If0f o:tf] If]q xf] hxf“ ug]{ nufgL, kl/>d / of]ubfg slxNo} klg v]/ hf“b}g
/ To;n] u'0ffTds ?kdf k|ToIf÷ck|ToIf ?kdf k|ltkmn lbG5 eGg] s'/f ;a}n] dgg\ ug'{ cTofjZos /x]sf] b]l vG5 .
:ki6 gLlt, s7f]/ sfg'g L k|fjwfg, ;+/If0f sfo{df vl§g] ;a} JolQmx?sf] pRr dgf]jn Pj+ cfTdljZjf;, ;a} lgsfo Pj+
kIfx?sf] ;lqmotf cflb s'/fx?af6 k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{n fO{ yk ;zQm, k|e fjsf/L Pj+ pknAwLd"n s agfpg ;lsg]
b]lvG5 . g]kfnL ;]g fsf sd{7 ;snbhf{ /fli6«o lxtsf] k|s[l t ;+/If0f sfo{d f lbO/x]sf] ct'n gLo of]ubfgnfO{ ;a}
kIfx?n] yk ;xof]u u/L ;+/If0f sfo{nfO{ cem a9L ;dfog's"n Pj+ :t/Lo agfpg lgtfGt cfjZos /x]sf] b]lvG5 .
NGO INGO
jL/ dflg;x? Ps k6s d[To'sf] cg'ej ub{5g\ t/ sfo/ d[To' cfpg' eGbf klxn] s}of}+ k6s dl/ ;S5 .
– ljlnod z]S;lko/
Army Aviation Roles in Humanitarian Assistance
and Disaster Relief (HADR) Operations
- Pilot Lieutenant Colonel Man Bahadur Karki
Introduction
Disaster is an event of prompt, unexpected and accidental which may cause loss of life,
damage to property and environment. Similarly, disaster is a serious disruption of the
functioning of society, causing widespread human, material or environmental losses that exceed
the ability of the affected society to cope using its own resources.1 In other words, human made
or natural disaster disturbs the functioning community or part of nation or transnational areas. Its
effect is more in the developing and the least developed country than developed country due to
high level of hazard and vulnerability. Some disasters may forecast like flood, hurricane, glacier
outburst through early warning system but some like earthquake and volcanic eruption can’t be
predicted. However, we can adopt mitigation and risk reduction majors.
Nepal faces several types of natural disaster every year; the most prominent are floods
including Glacier Lake Outburst Flooding (GLOF), drought, landslides, wildfires and
earthquakes. Nepal ranks 11th in the world in terms of vulnerability to earthquake and 30 th in
terms of flood risks (UNDP 2004).2 More we prepared in
the mitigation and preparatory stage i.e. before disaster that
prevents or mitigates great loss after the disaster.
Therefore, our main focus should be on the pre-disaster
phase. There are several initiative and policies adopted by
the Government of Nepal such as formulation of National
Disaster Response Framework (NDRF), National Strategy
for Disaster Risk Reduction, establishment of National
Emergency Operation Center (NEOC), Flagship program,
Consortium, seminars, Table Top Exercise (TTX), Field
Training Exercise (FTX) and so on. Nevertheless, there is
still more to be learned and adopted to respond the mega
scale disaster like Haiti Earthquake in 2010, or more recent
from the Philippines, as it is said that Nepal cannot afford the luxury of being unprepared.3
With the assistance from national and international stakeholder, Government of Nepal
and other government and international organization hold various community based awareness
program and national level programs to better shape the disaster management. The disaster
1
Kapoor, Mukesh Disaster Management. New Delhi: Saurabh Publishing House, 2012
Kafle, Shesh Kanta, Disaster Risk Reduction. Koshi Printing Press: Kathmandu, 2012
3
Cavalcante, Marco, Weathering the Storm. The Kathmandu Post, 10 December 2013, P.7
2
response job is neither the singly managed nor can be possible to do so. It requires participation,
combined efforts and collaboration of community, village, district, zone, regional to national and
international organizations including the security agencies.
Nepalese Army is considered as the first responder in managing the disaster. The
presence of Army at the length and breadth of the country, provision in interim constitution,
strength of the organization, integrated functional areas such as engineering, logistics, signal,
medical and air capability, better training, Urban Search and Rescue capability and past
experiences have envisaged as the first responder. During the disaster early hour to few days
depending on the scale of damage and level of disaster, the probability of saving the lives are
more, need of affected people will be more and there may be chaos due to uncertainty,
unprepared plan, lack of governance, missing of commander, loss of subordinates and family
members, challenges to coordinate and communicate with the all stakeholders. Therefore, the
organized and prepared security force like Nepalese Army can render the effective rescue and
relief support with all available resources of Combat, Combat Support and Combat Support
Services unit. This paper is mainly focused on the Army Aviation roles in humanitarian
assistance and disaster relief operations.
Aviation is one of the key functional areas to render effective response in HADR
operations due to its inherited advantages of height, reach and speed. In the disaster, if road is
collapsed or impassable, air assets (airplane and helicopter) can operate from the air. Similarly,
to airlift people from the affected location to the safe place or air lifting casualty to better
medical facility or triage area, evacuation (including foreigners mass evacuation to the nearest
international border/international flights connection) as well as to provide quick relief
operations, aviation is the reliable and quickest mode of transportation to employ during the
disaster.
Various Roles of Army Aviation
Damage Assessment (Aerial Surveillance)
The damage caused by the disaster first hand information can be acquired through air.
The camera mounted on the aircraft or with the help of steel camera, the actual damage can be
disseminated. This will help the planners, decision makers and international partners to get an
appropriate decision on need assessment and future requirement. Even the aircraft can provide
real time images through the uplink which directly provides an opportunity to overview the
pictures or scene captured by the surveillance aircraft at the Command Post (CP) or National
Emergency Operation Center (NEOC) or Joint Operation Center (JOC).
Aerial Search & Rescue
In the early hours of every disaster, people may have shock and considered more
vulnerable. In this period, people who are in trapped or stranded or suffered with some injury
due to the sudden blow of disasters require to be located and timely response action be initiated.
In this period ground and aerial search and rescue operation is vital to locate and immediate
action to airlift or rescue the people.
Rescue Operation
After locating or finding the people or as suggested by the medical team, the affected
people be airlifted to the triage area or next best medical facility. The air evacuation rescue is
quickest and safest when the road is unserviceable due to the damage or impassable or condition
of people is critical.
Relief
In the early hours to couple of days the Food Items (FIs) and Non Food Items (NFIs)
need to be dispatched. The early needs are high due to shortage and low supply. More efficiently
and quickly we dispatch relief material, more effects and less suffering to the community. Air
can be mobilized to transport relief materials at the required spot i.e. Main Operating Base
(MOB) to Forward Operating Base (FOB).
Air Drop
If there is no spot available to land helicopter/airplane, area is
water logged due to flood or extensive damage caused by the
earthquake, rescue party has not reached the area, the supply
or relief material be air dropped to the victim or air drop at the
disaster hit area.
Fig. 1 Helicopter evacuating people from water logged area to
the safe location.
Recovery
After identifying and establishing the staging area, resupply of food and non-food items
be dispatched in order to continuously supply and facilitate the ongoing rescue mission. The air
assets are mobilized from the main operating base to forward operating base and vice versa.
When the situation is normal and rescue operations have ceased, the air assets will be used to
support recovery and stabilization operations, too.
Wreckage Collection (Air Accident)
If aircraft failed to contact Civil Aviation Controlled Tower in more than 30 minutes,
aircraft mishap procedures start. First action in this situation is aerial Search and Rescue (SAR).
After locating the aircraft (in case of accident), the ground rescue party as well as investigation
team will be dispatched to the crash site. Then, the human remains (dead body) and vital aircraft
components like Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) and Flight Data Recorder (FDR) are collected
as wreckage that can be also airlifted depending on the geographical area and condition of the
surface transport leading to the crash site.
Collaboration and Coordination
During the mega scale disaster, according to the National Disaster Response Framework
(NDRF) provision Army Aviation personnel will
also work as air planner in the planning section of
Multinational Military Coordination Center
(MNMCC) who will closely work with other
participating multinational forces. Personnel
involved in this section plan, advise, coordinate,
collaborate and facilitate air issues in order to
expedite and multiply the disaster respond.
Fig 2. Coordination Mechanism of MNMCC
Disaster Relief Flights in the Last Five Years
Nepal encounters 1.06 disaster events per day in an average. The recurrent event is
flooding in plain and hilly area during monsoon season, cold-wave
cold wave (Shitlahar) during winter
season and fire in the pre-monsoon
pre monsoon season. In addition there are other natural and human made
disasters such as epidemic, air accident, draught, glacier lake outburst, avalanche, low visibility
and so on. As per the record of Army Aviation during the last five years employment, Army air
assets have
hav e been utilized for disaster relief flight.
In 2008 Koshi flood, 2009 Jajarkot epidemic, 2010 stranded passenger at Lukla, 2011,
2012 floods in Western region and 2013 Darchula floods are major disasters in the last five
years and Government of Nepal has utilized
u tilized Army air assets for the rescue and relief works of
the people during those calamities.
Fiscal Year
Remarks
2008/09
Koshi Flood (Eastern Region)
2009/10
Jajarkot Epidemic (Mid Western Region)
2010/11
Lukla Stranded Passenger (Gateway of Mt. Everest)
2012/13
Seti River Flash Flood
2013/14
Darchula Flood
Table 1 Major HADR Air Operations in the last five years
The five years above table also signifies importance, relevancy and employment of the
national air assets. The role of Army Aviation be it in the flash flood of Seti river or biological
epidemic (cholera) in the Mid Western or effect of Himalayan Tsunami in Darchula, the relief
and rescue effort highlights the contribution of the Army Aviation and its service to the
community, country and people.
. Fig.3 Flood affected people airlifted
by the Mi-17 helicopter
Fig 4 Stranded tourists from Lukla
evacuated by Skytruck.
Considering disaster prone country, frequent tremor of earthquake, annual floods in the
hills and plain area, environmental, economical, social and political damage, effective response
mechanism and operational readiness is paramount. More we prepared, more we equipped, more
we devised effective plan with all stakeholders on board and more we provisioned enough air
assets in the mitigation and preparedness phase, fewer casualties, less damages and destruction
will be in the actual event.
In case of Mega Scale Disaster
As per the study of National Society for Earthquake Technology (NSET), if MMI IX4
intensity of Earthquake hits in Kathmandu whose estimated population is 3-3.5 million, there
will be more than 1,00,000 death, 1,00,000 serious injuries, 2,00,000 minor injuries and around
9,00,000 people will be homeless.5 In that horrific situation how we can take effective steps to
manage this crisis that is what the need of the hour.
Depending on the types, scale of disaster and initial damage assessment government
mobilizes the available national resources from district, regional or central level. If the national
resource is not enough and international assistance is required under the recommendations of
Central Natural Disaster Relief Committee (CNDRC), the cabinet of Nepalese Government may
appeal for international assistance. The Central Natural Disaster Relief Committee which is
chaired by the Minister of Home Affairs is the apex body to respond disaster rescue and relief
operations.
Present capacity of Army Air assets are airlifting of 10 ton of cargo or 120 personnel.
However, this number may vary due to the availability of serviceable aircraft. Available air
assets can acquire information regarding damage assessment, search and rescue and
communication mission. In this situation, Communication, Navigation and Surveillance (CNS)
system and all air traffic services will be provided by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal’s
tower. If there is any damage in the Civil Aviation Tower and other facilities that may also pose
some challenges for effective responding action. Similarly, there is a high requirement of air
4
The Modified Mercalli Intensity value assigned to a specific site after an earthquake has a more meaningful measure. The lower numbers of the intensity scale
generally deal with the manner in which the earthquake is felt by people. The higher numbers of the scale are based on observed structural damage. Structural
engineers usually contribute information for assigning intensity values of VIII or above.
5
Based on NSET presentation during Academic Session of Regional Seminar on Disaster Response and Humanitarian Assistance Operation on 3 April 2012.
tasks. For this Civil Airlines’ service can be sought. Presently, operating Civil Airlines in Nepal
are shown on the table.
AIRCRAFT
TYPE
Boeing 757
Twin Otter
Beechcraft 1900 D
ATR 42
ATR 72
Jet Stream 41
Twin Otter
Dornier
Beechcraft
Dornier
Ecureuil (B3)
Beechcraft 1900 D
Beechcraft 1900 C
PC-750 XTOL
Grand Caravan 208
Grand Caravan 208
CAPACITY
NO
PASSENGER
CARGO
Nepal Airlines
2
190
21,228 Kg.
5
16
(1200-1300) Kg.
Buddha Air
3
18
(1500-1550) Kg.
3
47
(3500-4000) Kg.
3
70-72
(5000-5500) Kg.
Yeti Air
7
29-30
(2500-2800) Kg.
Tara Air
5
19
(133-1400) Kg.
3
18
(1300-1400) Kg.
Simrik Air
2
18
(1500-1550) Kg.
2
18
(1400-155)Kg.
2
4
450 Kg.
Guna Air
1
18
(1500-1550) Kg.
2
18
(1500-1550) Kg
Air Kasthamandap
2
8
(1100-1200) Kg.
Goma Air
2
1100-1200 kg
Makalu Air
2
2
1100-1200 kg
Sita Air
2
18
REMARKS
National Flag Carrier
Dornier
Agni Air
Dornier
1
18
(1300-1400) Kg
Jet Stream 41
3
29-30
(2500-2800) Kg
Air Dynasty (Helicopter Operator)
Ecureuil (B,B2,B3)
4
5
400 Kg.
Mountain Helicopter (Helicopter Operator)
Ecureuil (B2,B3)
3
5-6
(400-450) Kg.
Fishtail Air (Helicopter Operator)
Ecureuil (B2,B3)
2
5-6
(400-450) Kg.
Bell
1
5
450 Kg.
Shree Airlines (Helicopter Operator)
Mi-17
6
One in Nepal rest in the UN
Mission
Note: Passenger/Payload Capacity depending upon weather, Altitude, temperature, sector, condition
of Helipad & runway length. About 60 % air assets can be planned for the HADR operations.
Table 2 Air Assets operated by Civil Airlines in Nepal6
6
Civil Aviation Report 2013 Published by Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal
According to the Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) present storage capacity is 71,558
kiloliters which is just enough for 15 days national sales based on the projected sales for 2009.
To maintain the same level of storage capacity and carry out rescue and relief operations,
continuous replenishment of fuel product is must. Otherwise, depleting fuel products jeopardize
effective air operations. The situation will be much worse if the road leading to Kathmandu
valley got obstructed. The current storage capacities in different regions of the country are as
follows:
Storage Capacity of Nepal Oil Corporation Ltd
Location
Kathmandu
Amlekhgunj
Biratnagar
Janakpur
Bhairawa
Pokhara
Nepalgunj
Surkhet
Dhangadi
Dipayal
Total
Petrol
1,870
1,960
560
30
140
350
140
0
85
0
5,135
Diesel
8,400
16,100
8,510
140
3,055
2,280
2,280
0
1,590
15
41,610
Kerosene
4,960
5,580
2,180
70
394
760
760
45
760
45
16,314
Jet A1
7,710
0
280
0
60
64
280
60
45
0
8,499
Total
22,940
23,640
11,530
240
3,649
3,454
3,460
105
2,480
60
71,558
Note: In Nepal, total of eight Airports namely Biratnagar, Ramechhap, Kathmandu, Pokhara,
Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, Surkhet and Dhangadhi have refueling facilities.7
Kathmandu is the gateway of international air transportation. All cargo, relief materials,
goods and personnel may travel through Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu. In the
surge of air traffic movements, there is likely to encounter with number of air traffic service
challenges such as getting on ground and taking off from the Airport, holding, getting a slot,
ground handling, parking space, personnel to load and unload, visa and travel document
processing, national and international air movement and so on.
In addition to fuel at the International Airport, Kathmandu, presently, Nepal Airlines
provides mostly ground handling services to all international operators from Nepal except Thai
Airways and Indian Airlines as latter two Airlines have own ground handling facility at
Kathmandu.
Key Focus Areas in Terms of Aviation Perspective
The main areas or concern to develop Aviation multiple role and expeditious service, the
following areas need to be augmented and considered to improve.
7
www.noc.gov.np Accessed from official website of Nepal Oil Corporation on 10 Jan 2014.
Limited Airlifting Capability
The resources which are presently available with the Army are limited to respond in the
mega scale disaster. This increases vulnerability in the mega scale. In other words, during the
mega scale disaster, when the vulnerability is high that will multiply the loss of life and damage
to property. To reinforce, upgrade and equip so as to reduce vulnerability, Aviation capability
and capacity need to increase. At the time, the Civil Airlines can also be mobilized during the
crisis and need. This will also enhance air strength to mobilize and mitigate the loss.
Traffic Management
In the mega scale disaster, Kathmandu International Airport is the gateway to
international community and the world. Due to number of incoming and outgoing traffic, ground
movement and handling facility airport becomes congested and less number of relief traffic at
the critical phase. It is a major burden in the surging condition due to limited international
airport bay and domestic parking area.
Damage Assessment
In order to give clear picture and study the level of damage, initial assessment has to be
carried out properly. Depending on the damage assessment provide the clear picture on the scale
and future needs. Even it is a guiding factor to appeal international community if the national
resources are insufficient.
Airfield Operations
Ground and Air operations will be expeditious in case of the early and speedy ground
operations. Otherwise, due to high volume of traffics make airfield operations difficult and
challenge to manage.
Ramp Management
Personnel who will contribute in the ramp management need to be aviation trained
personnel to expedite ramp movement. The personnel needs to aware the procedures, safety
awareness and handling of air cargo and passenger.
Ground Handling Equipment (GHE)
Loading and offloading is also another major challenge in the early hours. If it is not clear
on time, it poses a great hurdle due to the limited available space and traffic slots for the aircraft.
In order to clear the area and facilitate quick turn round of the air traffic, enough number of
Ground Handling Equipment is required to loading and offloading of high volume cargo.
Alternate Airport
Though international airport is Kathmandu, other nearby regional airport may take as
alternate airport for turboprop aircrafts. Chandraghadi, Biratnagar, Simara, Bharatpur, Pokhara,
Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, Surkhet and Dhangadhi airport may consider alternate airport to operate
in the time of need. For heavy load jet aircraft cannot operate at those airports but it can consider
the alternate, if high volume of traffic is coming or aircraft with less capacity can be diverted to
those airports in order to facilitate and expedite the service.
Blanket Clearance
Traffic coming to Nepal needs to get overfly permission of neighboring country. In the
humanitarian relief and assistance situation, if there is provision of blanket clearance that will
also help to reduce the time and avoid every flight clearance.
Fuel
According to the official report of Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC), it has fuel storage
capacity for 15 days. If the road is impassable or obstructed or blocked due to the disaster, there
is likelihood of challenges to get fuel resupply of fuel and replenishment of fuel storage. To
sustain and maintain the requisite amount of fuel, Advanced Aviation Forward Area Refueling
System (AAFARS), rubber tank, auxiliary fuel tank jerry can store fuel and provide refueling
facilities to the small aircrafts. However, for the heavy and medium category aircraft inbound to
Kathmandu may advise to come with no fueling at the Kathmandu, so that all international
traffic takes fuel while returning to their destination from the nearest neighboring country.
Multi role Air Assets
Modern air assets including Short Take off and Landing (STOL) capable aircrafts will
enhance and increase airlifting capability of Army Aviation. The limited aircraft can be utilized
in various multi roles. In order to prepare for the disaster response and sustain the available
aircrafts need to employ in multi roles. In the mega scale disaster, for instance Earthquake in
Kathmandu, if Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team is required from outside and Kathmandu
Airport is inoperable; the air assets can be employed to bring the team from the nearest boarder
to Kathmandu. After the onset of disaster, the first 96 hours is very critical to save the human
life from the trapped personnel by the Collapsed Structure Search and Rescue (CSSR) team.
Provision of Helipad
The Government of Nepal has identified 84 open areas in the Kathmandu Valley to settle
the Internally Displaced People (IDP) caused by the disaster. In order to rescue the personnel
and for resupply essential relief materials, those open areas need to have helipad. Similarly, the
Hospital has to allocate either some space for helipad or helipad provision has to be on the roof
top.
Mock Exercise (TTX/FTX)
Frequent Table Top Exercise (TTX), Field Training
Exercise (FTX) and mock exercise will help to get clear idea,
understanding and confidence of stakeholders. This will also
makes command control easier and save the time to respond
with no confusion in discharging the duty and responsibility
correctly.
Fig.5 Soldiers transferring CSSR casualty during the FTX
Conclusion
Disaster is very complex and sensitive issue. It entails participation of societies to the
national and international partner nations and organizations. Considering Nepal’s geographical
position, varied topography, tectonic movements, livelihood, socio-economic conditions,
infrastructure development, building codes, legal provisions there have been lot of works are
underway to develop effective disaster response plan with the involvement of national and
international stakeholders. The Army Aviation has contributed in every scale of disaster be it the
local level landslides to the mega earthquake. Given the high priority and vulnerability of
disaster air capabilities and capacities also need to be modernized, improved and equipped in
order to mitigate the challanges and achieving the goal of making disaster resilient nepal.
“Know your enemy and know yourself and you can fight a hundred battles
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dfcf]j fbL ;]gfsf n8fs" dfq} :t/Lo dfGotf k'/f u/L ;'/Iff kmf}hdf ul/g] ;Defljt ;dfof]hgsf nflu of]Uo x'g]5 g\ .
avf{: t ul/Psf JolQm ;Defljt ;dfof]hgsf nflu cof]Uo 7xl/g] 5g\ . lj:t[t zflGt ;Demf}tfdf ;xdlt ePcg';f/
;'/Iff kmf}hdf ;dfof]hg x'g ] of]Uo JolQmx¿sf] lgwf{/0f Pp6f ljz]if ;ldltn] ug{]5 . ;dfof]hg k|lqmof ;DalGwt
kIfx?aLr x'g] efjL ;Demf}tfaf6 lgwf{l /t x'g]5 .Ú
dfly pNn]l vt /fhgLlts ;xdlt tyf ;Demf}tf / ;+j}w flgs k|fjwfgafx]s cGo s]xL ;xdlt / ;Demf}tfn] klg
zflGt k|l qmofdf 7f]; of]ubfg k'¥ ofPsf 5g\ . tnsf] tflnsfdf pQm s]xL ;xdltnfO{ ;"rLs[t ul/Psf] 5 .
tflnsf @M k|d'v /fhgLlts bnx¿aLr ePsf dxŒjk"0 f{ ;xdlt / g]k fn ;/sf/sf lg0f{ox¿
qm=;+=
;Demf}tfx¿
!= afx| a'Fb] ;xdlt
@= /fhsLo 3f]i f0ffdfkm{t\ ;+; b\
k'g:yf{kgf
#= k|l tlglw;ef 3f]if0ffkq
$= o'4lj/fd cfrf/;+l xtf
x:tfIf/ ul/Psf]
x:tfIf/ ug]{ kIfx¿÷s}lkmot
ldlt
& dªl;/, @)^@ ;ft bnLo u7aGwg / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_
!! j}zfv, @)^# /fhf 1fg] Gb|
!$ h]7, @)^#
!@ h]7 , @)^#
%= dfcf]j fbL;lxtsf] cGtl/d
! df3, @)^#
Joj:yflksf
^= dfcf]jfbL;lxtsf] cGtl/d ;/sf/ !* r}t, @)^#
l3ld/], ljgf]b , …cf]GnL xfkm j] 6' l/sG:6«S ;g 6fu]{6Ú, bL sf7df8f}+ kf]i6, !& j}zfv, @)&) .
k"j {pNn]lvt .
k|l tlglw;efåf/f cg'df]lbt
g]kfn ;/sf/sf tk{maf6 s[i0fk|; fb l;6f}nf / g]skf
-dfcf]j fbL_ sf tkm{af6 s[i 0faxfb'/ dx/f
g]kfn ;/sf/, g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_ / cGo /fhgLlts bn
/fhgLlts bn / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_
&= ;+o 'Qm /fi6«;ª\3nfO{ ;+o 'Qm kq @$ ;fpg, @)^#
g]kfn ;/sf/ / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_
*= lj:t[t zflGt ;Demf}tf
% dª\l ;/, @)^#
!)= cGtl/d ;+l jwfg @)^# hf/L
!!= cgldgsf] cfudg
!@= dfcf]j fbL n8fs"sf] k|df0fLs/0f
k|l qmof k|f/De
!#= dfcf]j fbL n8fs"sf] k|df0fLs/0f
k|l qmof ;DkGg
!$= ;+l jwfg;ef lgjf{rg
!%= ljz]if ;ldlt u7g
!^= k|fljlws ;ldlt u7g
!&= cof]Uo n8fs" alxu{dgdf
;xdlt
!*= n8fs"alxu{dg k|l qmof k|f/De
! df3, @)^#
( df3, @)^#
! c;f/, @)^$
g]kfn ;/sf/sf tkm{ af6 tTsfnLg k|w fgdGqL
lul/hfk|; fb sf]O/fnf / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_ sf tkm{af6
cWoIf k'iksdn bfxfn …k|r08Ú
;+o 'Qm /fi6«;ª\3 k|ltlglw Oofg dfl6{gsf] /f]xa/df
g]kfn ;/sf/sftkm{af6 s[i0fk|;fb l;6f}n f / g]skf
-dfcf]j fbL_ sf tkm{af6 s[i0faxfb'/ dx/f
cGtl/d ;/sf/
g]kfn ;/sf/ / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_
cgldgn] k|df0fLs/0f k|l qmof k|f/De
!@ k';, @)^$
cgldgn] k|df0fLs/0f k|l qmof ;DkGg
@* r}t, @)^$
!@ sflt{s, @)^%
# j}zfv, @)^^
! k';, @)^^
g]kfn
g]kfn
g]kfn
g]kfn
@# k';, @)^^
!(= alxu{dg sfo{q md ;DkGg
@)= g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_ åf/f cfÎgf
n8fs"sf] /]vb]v, ;dfof]hg /
k'g:yf{kgfsf] sfo{qmd
cf}krfl/s ¿kdf ljz]if
;ldltnfO{ x:tfGt/0f
@!= ;ft a'Fb] ;xdlt
@% df3, @)^^
* df3, @)^&
zflGt tyf k'gl{g{df{0 f dGqfno tyf ;+o 'Qm /fi6«;ª\3
ljsf; sfo{qmdn] ;+o'Qm ¿kdf alxu{dg k|l qmof k|f/De
alxu{dg sfo{q md ;DkGg
g]kfn ;/sf/ / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_
:j]lR5s cjsfzdf /f]h]sf k"j{
n8fs"x?nfO{ bf]; |f] ls:tf
ljt/0f
@$= g]kfnL ;]gfdf k"j{ n8fs"x?sf]
;dfof]hg
!% sflt{s, @)^(
b]lv @% sflt{s,
@)^( ;Dd
@! c;f/, @)^(
b]lv % dª\l ;/,
@)^(
#) r}t, @)^(
(= xltof/ tyf ;]g f Joj:yfkgsf] @@ dª\l ;/, @)^#
cg'udg ug]{ ;xdlt
;/sf/
;/sf/
;/sf/
;/sf/ / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_
!% sflt{s, @)^* k'iksdn bfxfn …k|r08Ú cWoIf g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_,
;'zLn sf]O/fnf ;efklt g]kfnL sf+u|];, emngfy vgfn
cWoIf g]skf -Pdfn]_ / ljhos'df/ uR5bf/ ;+o'Q m
nf]stflGqs dw]; L df]rf{sf tkm{af6
@@= k"j{ n8fs"x?sf] juL{s/0f
#) sflt{s, @)^* ljz]if ;ldlt tyf;lrjfno
b]lv !^ dª\l ;/,
@)^* ;Dd
@#= :j]lR5s cjsfzdf /f]h]sf k"j{ !& k';, @)^* b]l v ljz]if ;ldltsf] ;lrjfno
n8fs"x?nfO{ klxnf] ls:tf
#) k'; , @)^*
ljt/0f
;Dd
@%= ;dfof]hg tyf k'gM:yf{kgf
k|l qmof ;DkGg ePkl5 ljz]if
;ldlt lj36g
g]k fnsf] zflGt k|lqmofsf] l;+xfjnf]s g, g]kfn gLlt cWoog k|lti7fg, ;+:s/0f !, cª\s *, ;fpg @)&),
g]kfnL ;]gf
g]kfn ;/sf/
@)^& df3 ! ut] cgldg alxud{g ePkl5 PsLs[t g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_ n] /]vb]v, ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgfsf
nflu ljz]if ;ldltnfO{ cf}krfl/s ¿kdf c:yfoL lzlj/ / n8fs" x:tfGt/0f u¥of] . oBlk xltof/ / ;]g fsf] cg'udg
ljz]if ;ldltsf] lhDd]jf/L lyPg . t/ cgldgsf] alxu{dgn] ;/sf/ ;dIf c:yfoL lzlj/sf xltof/ / ;]gfsf] cg'udg
ug{] r'gf}tLk"0f{ lhDd]jf/L klg k'/f u¥of] . k"j{ n8fs", pgLx¿sf xltof/ / c:yfoL lzlj/ @)^* r}t @* df g]kfn
;/sf/nfO{ x:tfGt/0f u/]kl5 b]zdf å}w ;]g fsf] cl:tTj ;dfKt eof] . dfcf]j fbLsf k"j{ n8fs"x¿sf] /]vb]v, ;dfof]hg
/ k'g M:yf{kgfsfnflu @)^% c;f]hdf ul7t ljz]if ;ldltn] ;dfof]hg / k'g:yf{kgf k|l qmof ;DkGg u/] kl5 @)^( r}t
#) ut] ljz]i f ;ldlt lj36g ul/Psf] lyof] .
#=
;dfof]hg / k'g:yf{kgf tyf xltof/ Joj:yfkg k|lqmofsf] ;+j}wflgs k|fjwfg
;dfof]hg / k'g :yf{kgf tyf xltof/ Joj:yfkg k|l qmofsf] af/]df/fhgLlts bnx?aLr /fhgLlts ;xdlt dfq}
ePg, pQm ;xdltx?nfO{ cfjZostfcg';f/ ;+l jwfgdf lnlka4 ;d]t ul/of] . g]kfnsf] cGtl/d ;+l jwfg, @)^# df
;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgf tyf xltof/ Joj:yfkgsf ;DaGwdf pNn]v ul/Psf] 5 . cGtl/d ;+ljwfgsf] wf/f !$^ df –
…dfcf]jfbL ;]g fsf n8fs"x¿sf] /]vb]v, ;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgfsf nflu dlGqkl/ifb\n] ;+l jwfg;efdf k|l tlglwTj ug{]
k|d'v /fhgLlts bnx?sf] ljz]i f ;ldlt agfpg] 5 . To; ;ldltsf sfd, st{Jo / clwsf/ dlGqkl/ifb\n] lgwf{/0f u/]
adf]lhd x'g ]5 .Ú egL pNn]v ul/Psf] 5 . @)^% sflt{s !@ df tTsfnLg k|wfgdGqL k'iksdn bfxfnsf] g]t[Tjdf k" j{
n8fs"sf] /]vb]v, ;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgfsf lglDt ljz]if ;ldlt u7g ePsf] lyof] . o;}ul/ ljz]if ;ldltnfO{ ;'e mfj
lbg] / ;xof]u ug{] p2]Zon] @)^^ j}zfv # df k|fljlws ;ldlt ;d]t u7g ul/of] . ljz]if ;ldltsf] ;'e mfjdf zflGt
tyf k'g lg{df{0 f dGqfnon] @)^& ebf} #! ut] k"j{ n8fs"sf] /]vb]v, lgoGq0f, lgb{]zg k|lqmof / cfrf/;+lxtf ;DaGwL
lgb{]lzsf hf/L u/]sf] lyof] .
o;}ul/ ;+ljwfgsf] wf/f !$& df pNn]v ul/Psf] 5 – …;]gf / xltof/ Joj:yfkg / cg'udg ;DaGwL cGo
Joj:yf g]kfn ;/sf/ / g]skf -dfcf]j fbL_ lar ;DkGg @)^# ;fn dª\l ;/ % ut]sf] …lj:t[t zflGt ;Demf}tfÚ / @)^#
;fn dª\l ;/ @@ ut]sf] …;]g f / xltof/ Joj:yfkgsf] cg'udg ;DaGwL ;Demf}tfÚ df pNn]v eP adf]l hd x'g ]5 .Ú pQm
wf/fn] xltof/ / ;]g fsf] Joj:yfkg / cg'udgsf] ;xdltx?nfO{ ;+:yfut u/]sf] 5 . To;}n] k|d'v /fhgLlts bnx¿
lar ePsf ;xdlt -lj:t[t zflGt ;Demf}tf / xltof/ / ;]gf Joj:yfkgsf] cg'udg ;DaGwL ;Demf}tf_ k|l tsf]
k|l ta4tf / zflGt k|l qmofnfO{ ;kmn lgisif{df k'¥ofpg] ;xdlt / ;Demf}tfx?nfO{ ;+l jwfgn] ;+: yfut u/]sf] 5 .
$=
;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{k gf;DaGwL ;ft a'Fb] ;xdlt
nfdf] ;do;Dd ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgfsf af/]df k|d'v kIfaLr cf/f]k–k|Tof/f]k / cGtlj{/f]w ePklg cGttM
@)^* sflt{s !% ut] ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgf ;DaGwL ;ft a'Fb] ;xdlt u/L k|d'v bnx?n] zflGt k|l qmofsf af/]df
P]l txfl;s lg0f{o u/] . pQm ;ft a'Fb] ;xdltsf] b:tfj]hn] ;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgf ;DaGwL ;a} ljjfbf:kb a'Fbfx?sf]
7f]; / d"t{?kdf ;Daf]wg u/]kl5 ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgf k|l qmofn] ult lnPsf] lyof] . g]kfnL ;]g fdf ;dfof]hg ul/g]
k"j{ n8fs"sf] ;ª\Vof, ;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgfsf ljlw / k|l qmof, ;dfof]hg x'g] k"j{ n8fs"x¿sf] bhf{ lgwf{/0fsf ;fy}
:j]lR5s cjsfzsf] af/]df;d]t ;ft a'Fb] ;xdltn] :ki6 kf/]sf] lyof] . cGtl/d ;+l jwfg @)^#, lj:t[t zflGt ;Demf}tf,
xltof/ / ;]gf Joj:yfkgsf] cg'udg ;DaGwL ;Demf}tf, /fhgLlts bnx¿aLr ePsf /fhgLlts ;xdlt adf]l hd
cGt/f{li6«o cEof;sf cfwf/e"t l;4fGtnfO{ cg';/0f ub{} ;ft a'F b] ;xdlt ul/Psf] lyof] . pQm ;ft a'Fb] ;xdlt zflGt
k|l qmofsf] k|d'v kIf ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgf k|lqmof ;DkGg ug{ dfu{ k|z:t ug{] P]ltxfl;s b:tfj]h lyof] . zflGt
k|l qmofsf] ;kmntfsf lglDt cfÏgf k"j{ c8fg 5f]8]/ k|d'v bnx?sf] pbf/tf / nrstfsf] sf/0fn] g} pQm ;xdlt
;Dej ePsf] lyof] . jf:tjdf bnx¿n] g} ;ft a'Fb] ;xdltsf ljifoj:t'sf] kl/sNkgf u/], d:of}bf tof/ kf/] /
cGt/f{li6«o ;d'bfosf] ;+nUgtflagf zflGt k|lqmof ;DkGg u/] . åGåf]Q/ cGo b]zsf] cEof;ljk/Lt ;ft a'Fb] ;xdltsf]
cfwf/df g]kfnn] /fhgLlts, ;fdflhs, cfly{s, ;'/Iff / ;}Go kl/j]znfO{ cfTd;ft u/L ;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgf
k|l qmofsf] df}lns ljlzi6 / df}lns df]8]n ljsl;t ul/of] .
g]skf -dfcf]jfbL_ / g]kfn sDo'l g:6 kf6L{ -Pstf s]Gb|_ aLr @)^% df3df PsLs/0f eof] / g]skf -dfcf]jfbL_ sf] gfd PsLs[t g]kfn sDo'l g:6 kf6L{ -dfcf]jfbL_ /flvof] . g]skf -dfcf]jfbL_ af6 ljeflht ePsf dft[sf
ofbj / df]xg j}B -ls/0f_ n] g]t[Tj u/]sf b'O{ kf6L{n] oxL gfd /fv]sf 5g\ . kf6L{ PsLs/0f cl3 g]skf -dfcf]jfbL_ / PsLs/0fkl5 Pg]s kf -dfcf]jfbL_ zAbfjnL k|o f]u ul/Psf] 5 .
.
, g]kfn gLlt cWoog k|lti7fg, @)^* .
.
, g]kfn gLlt cWoog k|lti7fg, @)^* .
tflnsf #M k"j{ n8fs"sf] btf{, k|df0fLs/0f / juL{s/0f k|lqmof tyf xltof/;DaGwL tYofª\s
btf{ tyf k|df0fLs/0f k|lqmof
btf{ ePsf s"n k"j{ n8fs"
cgldgn] k|dfl0ft u/]sf n8fs"
btf{ ul/Psf / s06]g/df /flvPsf s"n xltof/sf] ;ª\Vof
k|df0fLs/0fdf cg'kl:yt t;y{ :jtM cof]Uo n8fs"
cof]Uo n8fs"
@)^# h]7 !! ;Ddsf] ldltdf !* jif{d'lgsf -afn n8fs"
dflgPsf_
kl5 egf{ ul/Psf
s"n cof]Uo -sd pd]/±kl5 egf{ ePsf_
juL{s/0f k|lqmofsf] glthf
juL{s/0f k|lqmofdf cg'kl:yt s"n n8fs"sf] ;ª\Vof
juL{s/0f k|lqmofdf pkl:yt s"n n8fs"sf] ;ª\Vof
d[t, lgisfl;t / euf}8f
;dfof]hgdf k/]sf s"n n8fs"sf] ;ª\Vof
:j]lR5s cjsfzsf] nflu 5flgPsf s"n n8fs"sf] ;ª\Vof
hDdf
#@,@%)
!(,^)@
#,$&%
*,^$)
k'?if
dlxnf
!%,&%^ -*)=#&Ü_
#,*$^-!(=^#Ü_
@,(&#
!,(*& -^^=*%Ü_
(*^ -##=!^Ü_
!,)#%
$,))*
*)$ -&&=)^(Ü_
@#! -@@=#!Ü_
@,$%^
!&,)%@
($
!,$@@
!%,^@$
!#,$($ -&(=!#Ü_ #,%%*-@)=*&Ü_
!,#!* -(@=^(Ü_
!)$ -&=#!Ü_
!@,!&) -&&=*(Ü_ #,$%$-@@=!!Ü_
tflnsf # df pNn]v ul/Pcg'; f/ juL{s/0f ul/Psf s"n !&,)%@ k"j { n8fs" -!#,$($ k'?if / #,%%* dlxnf_
dWo] !%,^@$ hgfn] :j]l R5s cjsfz /f]h]sf lyP . ;ft a'Fb] ;xdltdf clwstd\ ^,%)) k"j{ n8fs" g]kfnL ;]g fdf
;dfof]hg x'g ;Sg] pNn]v ePklg s]jn !,$@@ dfq ;dfof]hgdf ePsf lyP . ljz]if ;ldltsf] lg0f{o adf]lhd g]kfnL
;]gfdf ;dfof]hg k"j{ n8fs"dWo] Ps hgfnfO{ dxf;]g fgL, b'O{ hgfnfO{ k|d'v ;]gfgL, !# hgfnfO{ ;]gfgL / #) hgfnfO{
;x;]g fgL bhf{ lbOPsf] 5 . afFsL @$ hgf pk;]gfgL x'g]5 g\ . dfq 5 hgf k" j{ n8fs"n] k'gM:yf{kgf /f]h]sf lyP .
%=
;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{k gf k|lqmofsf ;sf/fTds ;Gb]zx?
ljZjsf x/]s åGå tyf ljb|f]x / zflGt k|l qmof pQm b]zsf] /fhgLlts, ;fdflhs, cfly{s / ;}Go
kl/j]zdf cfkm}Fdf df}lns / ljlzi6 x'G5g\ . t/ g]kfnsf] zflGt k|l qmof w]/} b[l i6sf]0fn] df}l ns / ljlzi6 5 .
/fhgLlts bnx?aLr @)^* sflt{s !% ut] ePsf] ;ft a'Fb] ;xdlt ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgf k|l qmofnfO{
tfls{s lgisif{df k'¥ ofpg] dfu{ lgb{]zs b:tfj]h xf] . pQm ;ft a'Fb] ;xdltsf] cfwf/df g} ;/sf/, /fhgLlts
bnx? / ljz]i f ;ldltn] ;dfof]hg / k'g M:yf{kgf k|l qmofnfO{ tfls{s lgisif{df k'¥ ofP . g]kfnsf] zflGt
k|l qmofsf ;sf/fTds kIfx?nfO{ aF'bfut ?kdf o;l/ AofVof ul/Psf] 5 .
%=!
/fhgLlts bnx?n] g]t[T jdf ;DkGg df}l ns / ljlzi6 k|lqmof
g]kfnsf] zflGt k|l qmofsf] ;a}eGbf dxŒjk"0 f{ kIf eg]sf] g]kfnsf /fhgLlts bnx?n] g]t[Tj u/]sf]
df}l ns, ljlzi6 / ;kmn k|l qmof xf] . g]kfnsf /fhgLlts bnx¿n] ;du| zflGt k|lqmofsf] kxn / g]t[Tj dfq}
u/]gg\, ;DkGg ug{ ;d]t ;kmn eP . dfcf]j fbL k"j{ n8fs"nfO{ c:yfoL lzlj/df ;Lldt, k"j{ n8fs" /
xltof/sf] btf{ tyf k|df0fLs/0f / s06]g /df /x]sf xltof/ / c:yfoL lzlj/sf] cg'udg ug{] h:tf k|fljlws
ljifodf cGt/f{l i6«o ;d'bfosf] k|fljlws ;xof]u g] kfn ;/sf/n] lnof] . t/ zflGt k|lqmofdf g]t[TjbfoL e"l dsf
lgjf{x u/L tfls{s lgisif{df k'¥ofpg] sfd ;/sf/, ljz]if ;ldlt / /fhgLlts bnx¿n] g} u/] . cGtl/d
;+l jwfgsf] wf/f !$^ cg';f/ g] kfn ;/sf/n] k|d'v bn -Pg]skf -dfcf]j fbL_, g]kfnL sf+u|];, g]skf–Pdfn] /
g]k fnsf] zflGt k|lqmofsf] l;+xfjnf]s g, g]kfn gLlt cWoog k|lti7fg, ;+:s/0f !, cª\s *, ;fpg @)&) .
dw];jfbL bnx¿_ sf k|l tlglwx¿ /x]sf] ljz]i f ;ldlt u7g u¥of] / zflGt k|l qmofsf] lhDd]jf/L ;'l Dkof] . ljz]if
;ldltn] k|d'v /fhgLlts bnsf k|ltlglw, ;'/Iff lgsfo -g]kfnL ;]gf, g]kfn k|x/L / ;z:q k|x/L an_ / k"j{
n8fs"x¿sf] Ps hgf k|ltlglwnfO{ ;d]6]/ !@ ;b:o /x]sf] ;lrjfno u7g u¥of] . cgldgsf] alxu{dgkl5
ljz]if ;ldlt / ;lrjfnon] k"j{ n8fs"x¿sf] /]vb]v, ;dfof]hg / k'gM:yf{kgf tyf xltof/ / c:yfoL lzlj/sf]
cg'udg ug{] k|fljlws / cToGt ;+j ]bgzLn cltl/Qm lhDd]jf/L klg jxg u¥of] . /fhgLlts ¿kdf cToGt
w'|j Ls[t ;dfh / vl08t /fhgLlts k|lqmofdf cGtb{nLo /fhgLlts ;+oGq / o;sf] ;lrjfnon] zflGt
k|l qmofsf ;a} lg0f{o x¿ ;xdltsf cfwf/df dfq} u/]g , zflGt k|lqmofnfO{ tfls{s lgisif{df k'¥ofpg klg ;kmn
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clVtof/ b'?kof]u cg';Gwfg cfof]un] klg :j]lR5s cjsfz / k"j{ n8fs"sf] dfl;s eQf ljt/0fsf] k|lqmofdf
b]lvPsf] ckf/blz{tf / clgoldttf ;DaGwL cg'; Gwfg k|f/De u/]sf] 5 .
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lj:yflkt gful/sx?nfO{ /fxt tyf Gofo lbnfpg] kIfnfO{ cfjZos Wofg lbPsf] b]l vFb}g . zflGt tyf
k'glg{df{0f dGqfnosf] tYofª\scg';f/ &(,%&! g]kfnL gful/s ;z:q åGåsf sf/0f lj:yflkt ePsf lyP . t/
pgLx?nfO{ k"j {jt :yfgdf kmsf{pg, ;DklQ lkmtf{ u/fpg / /fxt k|bfg ug{ ;/sf/n] 7f]; sfo{of]hgf agfP/
sfof{Gjog ug{'kYof{] t/ u/]g . oBlk, zflGt tyf k'g lg{df{0f dGqfnon] åGå kLl8tx?nfO{ #,#(,@!,!%,*))
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k|efjzfnL /fhgLlts bnsf sfo{stf{x?n] k|fKt u/]sf 5g\ . To;}n] åGå kLl8t / cfGtl/s?kdf lj:yflkt
gful/sx? cfºgf clwsf/sf nflu clxn] klg ;ª\3if{/t 5g\ / cToGt bogLo cj:yfdf afFRg jfWo 5g\ .
To;}n] g]kfnsf] zflGt k|l qmofn] k"j { n8fs" nfO{ k'/:s[t t/ åGå kLl8t pk]l Ift u/]sf] 5 .
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of]u / cfo'j]{bsf] l;4fGt k|of]udf NofPsf lyP . of]usf] sf/0f g} Clifd'lgx?n] cfkm\g f] cfo' nDAofpg / hLjg e/
:j:y / t]lhnf] ?kdf /xg ;kmn ePsf lyP . Clifx?n] yfn]sf] of] k/Dk/fnfO{ lg/Gt/tf lbg ;lsPdf xfdL 7"N7"n f
8fS6/af6 lgsf] kfg{ g;Sg] /f]ux? of]u / k|f0ffofdaf6 lgsf] kfg{ ;lsG5 . To;sf/0f lbgx'“ of]u u/]/ cfkm\g f] z/L/leq
/f]unfO{ l5g{ glbg sf]l z; ug'{ k5{ .
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cfw'lgs hLjgz}n L tyf ;fdflhs kl/j]zdf ;fdflhs ;+/rgf / ;b\efjnfO{ dha'b agfpg' cfjZos
b]lvG5 . Jo:t zx/sf afl;Gbfx?, 5/l5d]sdf Ps cfk;df g} klxrfg x'g g;sL /x]sf] kfOPsf] / dflg; ;fdflhs
k|f0fL ePtfklg clxn]sf] jftfj/0f tyf Aojxf/x? c;fdflhs em}+ b]lvg yfn]sf] cj:yfdf ;fgfltgf ;d:of tyf ;'v
b'Mv Ps cfk;df af“8\g ] aftfj/0f gx'“bf dfgl;s / efjgfTds ;+s6x? a9\b} uPsf] kfOG5 eg] ;fgfltgf ;d:ofx?
olb xfdL h'6\o f}F eg] ;/n 9ª\uaf6 ;dfwfg ug{ ;lsG5 tyf dgf]an;d]t pRr /xg]df b'O dt gxf]nf .
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cfWoflTds, :jf:Yo / of]u lzIffsf] cefjsf sf/0fn] ubf{ dflg;x?sf] cfxf/ ljxf/ / cfr/0f 7Ls 9ª\uaf6
x'g ;ls/x]sf] kfOb}g . k|b'l ift jftfj/0fdf /xg' kg]{, k|b'l ift xfjf, ldnfj6L ljiffSt cvfB vfgfx? pkef]u ug'{ kg]{
afWofTds kl/l:ylt, sd zf/Ll/s >d ug]{ clg lha|f]sf] :jfb / l56f]sf] nflu kf]i f0fo'Q m eGbfklg hÍ km'8 vfg]
;+: s[lt / cfkm\g f] Ifdtf tyf ef]ueGbf clws vfg] afgLn] dflg;x?df df]6f]kg, slAhot, Uofli6«s, d[uf}nf tyf d'6'
/f]u, SofG;/ hGo ljdf/Lx?af6 kLl8t alg/x]5 g\, lbgfg'l bg 3/3/df o:tf /f]uLx?sf] ;+Vof a9L/x]sf] e]l 6G5 . o:tf]
kl/j]zdf c1fgtfsf] sf/0fn] ubf{ ;fgfltgf ljdf/Lx?sf] klg ;dodf /f]syfd ug]{ r]tgf gx'Fbf hLjg g} hf]l vddf
kl/x]sf] kfOG5 . xf6{ c6\o fs, d[uf}{nf km]n x'g] tyf ljleGg c¨x?df SofG;/sf ljdf/Lx?sf] ;+Vof a9\b} uPsf] kfOG5
eg] ;f] sf] pkrf/ k2lt dx“uf] eOlb“bf pkrf/ ug{ ul/j hgtfx?n] cfkm\g f] ;Dk"0f{ wg ;Dklt l;WofP/ pkrf/ ug{
afWo 5g\ . t/ klg 7Ls pkrf/ kfpg g;sL si6s/ hLjg af“lr/x] sf]] kfOG5 . Psflt/ pkrf/sf] gfddf vr{ wfGg
g;sL ;Dk"0 f{ kl/jf/x? cfly{s / dfgl;s ;Í6df 8'l a/x]sf] kfOG5 eg] csf]{tkm{ pkrf/sf] gfddf 7"nf] wg/fzL
lab]zL/x]sf] 5 . b]zdf pBf]u snsf/vfgfeGbf :6f/ xf]6nh:tf xl:k6n tyf gl;{¨ xf]dx?sf] ;+V of lta|?kdf
a9L/x]sf] / ;f]df ;+n Ug Aoj;foLx? cfly{s?kdf ;DkGgx'“b} uO/x]sf] kl/k|]Iodf of]u tyf cfo'j]{b lzIff o:tf] Pp6f
dfWod x'g ;S5 h;n] k|To]s JolQmsf] zf/Ll/s tyf dfgl;s kL8f b"/ ul/lbg ;Sb5 tyf JolQmx?nfO{ /f]u nfUg]
cj;/ g} cfpg lb“b}g / olb /f]u nflu xfn]tfklg sd ldx]g t / yf]/} /sd vr{ u/L of]u tyf cfo'{j]bsf] dfWodaf6
;/n pkrf/ ;Dej 5 . of]un] JolQmx?df bof, k|]d, ;b\efj / cg'zf;g, s?0ff, Ifdf, bfgh:tf u'0fx?n] el/lbg
;S5 / ;'–;+: sfl/t, k|]d / ;b\efj el/Psf] ;dfh tyf /fi6« agfpg d2t ldNb5 . ;dfhnfO{ gs/fTdstfaf6
;s/fTdstftkm{ 8f]xf]¥ofpg ;Sb5 . o;af6 JolQm zf/Ll/s tyf dfgl;s?kdf :j:y agL cd" No hLjgnfO{ ;b'kof]u
ub{} k'?iffy{ ug{ ;Ifd x'g ;Sb5 / hLjg wGo x'g]5 .
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ljZjdf ePsf] lj1fgsf] k|ultsf] sf/0f ;~rf/, s[lif, lrlsT;f, oftfoft nufotsf r/d ljsf;n] hLjgsf
x/]s If]qdf c;fwf/0f k|ult x'g 'sf ;fy} dfgj hLjg ef}l ts k|ultsf] pTsif{df k'u]sf] 5 . o;/L ef}lts k|ultsf]
afah'b jftfj/0f clt g} k|b'liftx'“b} uPsf], dfgj hLjg dfgl;s, efjgfTds jf cfWoflTds ;Í6n] u|l ;t 5g\ . lrGtf,
lg/fzf, tgfj, Oiof{, 4]if, ck/fw, zq'tf, 56k6Lh:tf dfgl;s ;d:ofx? ljs/fn?kn] a9]sf] kfOG5 eg] k|z:t
;DklQ, ef}lts?kdf ;DkGgtfx? ;'v ;'l jwfsf afah'b \ dfgl;s ?kdf r/doftgf ef]l u/x]sf] kfOG5 .
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c;Lldt rfxgf tyf t[i0ffM dflg;sf] c;Lldt rfxgf, t[i 0ff, nf]e , df]xn] ubf{ O{R5f k|fKt ug{sf] nflu xtf/df
ef]hg ug]{, efu bf}8sf] hLGbuL lhpg], /ftdf ;'Tg' kg]{ cj:yfdf hfuf /xg] / cf/fd ug{ k'm;{t gkfp“bf dgdf ysfg,
kL/, 8/, lg/fzf, Gof>f]kgn] el/g uO{ dg j]r}g /xg] ub{5 . oxL sf/0faf6 g} df]]6f]kg, Uof:6«Ls, x[bo /f]u, d[uf}nf
/f]u, SofG;/, tgfj, lg/fzf, dfgl;s ;Gtfk h:tf ;d:ofx?af6 kLl8t x'g]sf] ;+Vof lbgfg'l bg a9\b} uPsf] kfOG5 eg]
tgfj x6fpg] gfddf gzfn' kbfy{sf] zxf/f lng] tyf b'/frf/ cflb sfo{d f;d]t km:g] u/]sf] kfOPsf] 5 . kmntMdfgj
cfkm\g f] wd{ tyf st{Jo lgjf{x ug{ r'Sb} uPsf] e]l 6G5 . h;sf] sf/0f e|i 6frf/, b'/frf/, cfk/flws 36gfx? a9\b}
uPsf], ;dfhdf c+zd'2f, xTof, cfTdxTof, 5f]8kq -kf/kfr's]_ , n'6kf6 h:tf 36gfx? a9\g uO{ ;dfh lbg k|l tlbg
emg\emg\ czfGt aGb} uO/x]sf] kfOG5 .
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unt vfgkfg / clgGb|fM cfo'j{]bdf pNn]v ePsf ljlw / k/Dk/fnfO{ lg/Gt/tf lbFb} cfkm\g f] cfxf/ljxf/ tyf
cfr/0f ;'l 4 ub{} hfg' kb{5 . unt vfgkfg tyf sd ;'Tg], clgGb|fsf sf/0f xfd|f] kfrg tTj sdhf]/ x'G5 . kfrg
sdhf]/ ePdfslAhot x'G5 . unt vfgkfg tyf clgGb|fsf] sf/0f dg / z/L/ yfSb5 , kfrgtGq sdhf]/ x'G5, ToxL
sf/0faf6 ckr x'g ] tyf slJhot x'g ] ub{5 . nfdf] ;do;Dd cfGb|fdf la;fSt tyf ckr ePsf] vfg]s'/f /xL/x“b f
cfd tTj -lrKnf] kbfy{_ aGg'sf ;fy} cgfjZos Uof;x? pTkGg x'G5 . ToxL cfd tTj / Uof;x? z/L/ e/L k}mnbf
/Qm;~rf/ /fd|f];“u x'g g;sL z/L/sf ljleGg cª\ ux?df kL8f x'g ] tyf z/L/ ef/L x'g ] ub{5 . o; kZrft k]6 v/fj
x'g], /Qmdf ljsf/ a9\g ], cN;/, k|]z/, ;'u/, SofG;/, d'6' tyf d[uf} nf nufotsf ljleGg /f]ux?af6 ;d:of ;'? x'g
yfNb5 .
-s_ cfjZostfeGbf a9L vfg'M slAhot x'g] w]/} sf/0f dWo] xfd|f] vfgkfg / cfr/0f klg d"Vo xf] . k]6sf]
kfrgzlQm eGbf a9L vfg]s'/f nf]8 ug{' cjZo g} clgi6sf] O6 nufpg' xf] . o;/L vfFbf c? nfUg] /f]ux? cfkm\g }
7fpFdf 5+b}5 t/ slAhot rflx“ ;'?d} x'G5 . a9L vfgfn] z/L/sf ;Dk"0 f{ tGq k|efljt x'G5g\ . k|foM dflg;x?
cfjZostfeGbf a9L vfg vfg' jf ?Rg'n fO{ g} :jf:Yo sf] kof{o 7fGb5g\ . ltgLx? ef]s / vfgfaLrsf] ;DaGwdf
ljZjf; ub{}g g\ . ef]s / cfxf/, lgb|f / hfu/0f, :qL / d}y'g jf Ct' / d}y'g, zlQm / kl/>d, pd]/ / wd{ tyf
cy{ / cfjZostf cflbsf] ;+o f]hg ;d x'g 'k5{ . t/ clxn]sf] cfw'lgs ;+: s[ltn] ef]s gnfu]klg ?lrs/ j:t'n]
;s]; Dd v'afpg nufp“5 / ef]s nfUbf klg ;fwf / ;/n vfgfn] kv{g nufp“5 . ef]s gnfuL ef]hg /
cfjZostfeGbf a9L ef]hg b'j} xflgsf/s x'G5 . o;/L vfFbf k]6nfO{ cgfjZos sfdsf] ef/ a9\5 . sltko
dflg;x? dgkg{] vfg]s'/f b] v]/ cfkm"n fO{ lgoGq0f ug{ ;Sb}g g\, rfx] k] 6 6Gg g} lsg gxf];\ . a9L vfg'sf] cy{ xf]
lgisflzt x'g ] kbfy{sf] clws dfqfdf lgdf{0 f, h;n] kfrgk|0ffnLsf sfo{df /f]sfj6 k}bf u5{ . lgisfl;t x' g ]
Pjd\ gkr]sf kbfy{sf] ld>0fn] :jljiffQmtfsf] l:ylt k}bf x'G5 . ckr, ;8\g Pjd\ Uof“; aG5 / o;n] cfGb|fsf
leQfx?df k|xf/ ug{ nfU5 . h;n] la:tf/} la:tf/} ;DalGwt df+zk]zLsf] zlQm / Toxf“af6 z/L/ cg's"n
lg:sg'kg{] >fjdf afwf / /f]sfa6sf] cj:yf Nofp“5 . h;sf] k|i6 cy{ slAhot g} xf] . -kf}8]n, @)&);@^_
-v_ lj?4 vfgf vfg'M sltko vfB o:tf 5g\ h'g kRg sl7g x'G5 jf l9nf] kR5 . x'gt z/L/cg'; f/ s'g} ef]hg
s;}n fO{ 7Ls s;}nfO{ lj?4 x'g;S5 . Pp6fnfO{ ;'kfRo ef]hg csf{]n fO{ chL0f{ x'g;S5 . t/ ;du|df eGg'kbf{
;fbf / ;/n vfB ;a}n fO{ ;'kfRo g} x'G5 . dflysf] k|; ¨ l9nf] kRg] k|s[ltsf vfgfsf ;DaGwdf pNn]v ePsf] xf]
. l9nf] kRg] vfB klg sltko cGo vfg]s'/f;Fu ld;fP/ vf“bf ;'kfRo x'G5 eg] sltko gld;fO vf“bf ;'kfRo
x'G5 . h:t}M /f]6L / bxL, /f]6L / b"w, bxL / eft -rfdnsf]_ k|rngdf vfOg] ePklg lj?4 lxtsf/L 5g\ . t/
ld;fP/ vf“bf kfrg cJojl:yt x'G5 / ckr, Uof“; , cDntf, cldnf] kfgL jf 8sf/ cfpg], k]6 ef/L x'g ], 3fF6L
kf]Ng] cflb ;d:of x'g ;S5 . o:tf vfB ld;fP/ vfFbf /fd|f];“u kRb}g / gkr]sf] kbfy{n] cj/f]w pTkGg u/L
slAhots} ?kwf/0f ub{5 . o:tf] cj/f]wn] >fj x'g 'kg{] cfjZos tTj >fj x'g df klg cj/f]w Nofp“5 / slAhot
x'G5 . -kf}8]n, @)&);@^_
-u_ tŒjxLg vfgf vfg'M le6fldg / vlgh nj0f /xLt (Devitalized and Demineralized) vfB kbfy{n] klg
slAhot a9fpg 7"nf] e"l dsf v]N 5 . cfhef]ln vfB kbfy{n fO{ z'4 ug{] (Refining) gfddf kf]ifs tTjnfO{
k"0f{tof /lxt ug{] rng a9]sf] 5 / ahf/df To:t} vfBsf] afx'Notf 5 . o:tf vfB kbfy{ k]6leq lgliqmo ?kdf
/xG5g\ / s'g} pQ]hgf k}bf ub{}g g\ . lg/Gt/ o:t} s'/fdfq vfgfn] cfGb|fsf] cfjZos pQ]hgf ;dfKt x'g hfG5 /
slAhot x'G5 . -kf}8]n, @)&);@^_
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Jofkfl/s/0f / :jf:Yo l:yltM xfn Joj;foLs/0fsf] gfddf 5f]6f] ;dodf a9L gfkmf sdfpg] p2]Z on] ul/Psf]
Jofkf/ sfo{x?af6 hgdfg;sf] :jf:Yodf gsf/fTds c;/ kb{} uPsf] kfOG5 . x/]s vfg]s'/fx?df cvfB kbfy{, ljiffbL
tyf /;fogx?sf] ld;fj6af6 d'6', d[uf}nf, Kofglqmofh / sn]hf] h:tf cª\ux?df SofG;/ nufot cGo eofgs
ljdf/Lx? x'guO JolQmx? si6s/ hLjg lhpg afWo 5g\ eg] ;f] sf] pkrf/sf] gfddf caf{} ?k}o fFsf] wg/fzL vr{ x'g]
u/]sf] 5 . cvfB tyf ld;fj6 x'g] s]xL j:t'x?sf] pbfx/0f tnsf] a'Fbfx?df pNn]v ul/Psf] 5 .
-s_ Knfli6ssf ef8fx?df lkpg] kfgL nufot tftf] k]o kbfy{ /fvL ljqmL ljt/0f ubf{ SofG;/hGo /f]ux?
nfUg ;Sg] . x/]s vfg]s'/f Koflsª ubf{; d]t sd u'0f:t/sf Knfli6ssf ef8fx? k|of]u x'g] u/]sf] sf/0f
o;af6 :jf:Yodf gsf/fTds c;/ kg{ ;Sg] b]l vG5 .
-v_ xl/of] ;AhLx?df ljiffbL tyf cvfB /ª\ux?sf] k|of]u, rfdn tyf kmnkm"nx?df kf]l n; ug{], df5fdf
gs'l xg] /;fog /fVg], u]8fu'8Lx?df ls6gfzs cf}i fwLsf] k|o f]u ug{], kmnkm"n tyf t/sf/Lx? l56f] j[l 4 ug{
xflgsf/s OGh]S;gx? nufpg], kmnkm"n l56f] ksfpg /;fogx? k|o f] u ug{], ufO{e }F;Lsf] b"w a9fpg OGh]S;g
lbg], b"w glalu|cf]; \ eGg] x]t'n ] Sofli6s ;f]8f b"w df ld;fpg] cflb sfo{x?af6 pTkflbt vfBfGgsf] ;]jgn]
z/L/sf cª\ u?df SofG;/ nufotsf ljleGg /f]ux? nfUg] u/]sf] .
-u_ kmfi6km'8sf] gfddf k|of]u x'g ] clhgf]df]6f] nufotsf cvfB j:t' tyf /;fog, af/Daf/ k'g M k|of]u x' g] t] n,
cvfB t]n , vfgf ;8\g /f]Sg] /;fog, cvfB /ª\ux?, ld;fj6 u/]sf] cvfB kbfy{x?af6 tof/ ePsf]
vfg]s'/fx? hg:jf:Yosf] nflu cToGt xflgsf/s ePtfklg ;f] sf] Jofkf/n] 7"nf] ahf/ cf]u6]sf] kfOG5 . o:tf
vfg]s'/fx?af6 :jf:Yodf k|l ts"n c;/ kg{] u/]sf] .
dg'io hLjgsf] p2]Zo
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dflg;sf] hLjg k|f0fL hutdf g} ;j{>]i7 dflgG5, lsgls pm;“u an, a'l 4 / ljj]s ;a} yf]s x'G5 . oxL
sf/0faf6 p;n] hLjgdf w]/} k|ult Pj+ k'?iffy{x? ug{ ;Sb5 . oL ;a} k'?iffy{ ug{ :j:y z/L/ rflxG5 . dg':o
hLjgsf] ;jf]{kl/ p2]Z o- rf/ k'?iffy{, wd{, cy{, sfd df]Ifsf] kfngf ub}{ cfTdpGglt ug]{ tyf hGd d/0fsf] rqmaf6
d'Qmx'“b} k|e';“u ;fIffTsf/ x'g ] xf] . oL ;a} k'?iffy{sf] cfwf/ :j:y z/L/ xf] . :j:y z/L/sf] dfWodaf6 dfq b}l gs lbg
rof{ cyf{t sd{x? ljlwjt\ ?kdf ug{ ;Sb5 . ;fy} ;fwgf ug{ :j:y z/L/ rflxG5 . :j:y z/L/sf] nflu plrt
cfxf/ljxf/, plrt lgGb|f / a|x \drfo{ h:tf tLg :tDesf] cfjZos x'G5 . olb o;sf] kfngf ePg eg] a'l 4, wd{ /
:d/0f zlQm g:6 x'g uO{ z/L/df dfgl;s tyf zf/Ll/s bf]i fx? a9\g hfG5 . h;af6 z/L/ /f]uu|:t x'g k'Ub5 . t;y{
dg'io hLjgsf] p2]Zo k'/f ug{ :j:y z/L/sf] nflu x/If0f k|oTg ul//xg' kb{5 .
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-s_ of]u hLjg lhpg] snf xf] . ;xL of]u ug]{ JolQmn] g} u[x:y hLjg ;xL 9+uaf6 lhpg l;Sb5 . jt{dfg
;fdflhs kl/j]zdf of]u tyf cfo'j]{b o:tf] lzIff aGg ;S5 h:n] zx/sf] Ao:t hLjgdf klg xfdL ;fdflhs
k|f0fLnfO{ Ps cfk;df hf]l8g / hLjgdf cf/f]Uotf tyf pdË eg{ d2t ldNb5 . of]uaf6 zf/Ll/s tyf
dfgl;s ljsf/ x6\b} uO{ t]h tyf cf]h el/b} hfG5 . o;af6 xfdLnfO{ dfgl;s / zf/Ll/s ?kdf :j:y /fVg
;Sb5 tyf AolQm AolQmnfO{ ;sf/fTds kydf 8f]¥ ofpg ;Sb5 . xfd|f] cfxf/ tyf cfr/0f z'4 x'g g;Sbf
slAhot tyf ckr x'g ] tyf k|b'l ift jftfj/0fsf] sf/0f z/L/df ljsf/x? k}bf x'g ] ub{5 . oL cfpg]
ljsf/x?sf sf/0f xfd|f gz-gf8Lx? hfd x'guO{ kL8f x'g ] tyf z/L/sf ;a} cª\ux?df kf]i f0f gk'Ug ;Sb5 /
cª\ux? sdhf]/ x'g uO 7Ls 9+uaf6 sfd gug{ ;S5 . kf]if0f /fd|f];F u gk'u]s} sf/0f df]6f]kg jf b'Jnf]kg a9\5,
d'6', lkmof] tyf d[uf}nf h:tf cª\ux?df ;d:of cfpguO lj/fdL kg{ ;S5f}F . JolQm l/;fxf :jefjsf] x'g 'sf]
;fy} p;sf] /f]u k|l t/f]w fTds Ifdtf (Immune System) sdhf]/ x'guO JolQm ljdf/L kg{ ;Sb5 .
-v_ of]un] z/L/ leqsf] ljif / ljhftLo kbfy{ aflx/ lgsfNg], cd[t, k|f0f jfo' cª\u k|Tofu+df k'¥ofpFb5,
h;af6 z/L/sf] z'l 4kg a9\b} hfG5 eg] r}tGo, cf]h / t]h a9\b} hfG5, k|To]s cª\u k|TofÍ :j:y / ;jn
x'G5g\ tyf xfdLnfO{ /f]u d'Qm agfpFb5 . clkt' xfdL leqaf6 g} plrt dfqfdf xfdf{]G;sf] >fj x'g yfNb5 .
xfd|f] cfGtl/s /f;folgs k|lqmof ;Gt'l nt x'g hfG5 . z/L/sf] Pgfaf]lnHd - Anabolism_ Sof6faf]lnHd
-Catabolism _ d]6faf]lns /]6 - Metabolic Rate_ cyf{t\ jft, lkQ, skm ;d cj:yfdf cfp“b5g\ . ;'Kt
-Dead_ tGt'x?sf] k'ghf{u/0f x'G5 . gof“ tGt'x?, sf]lzsfx? -Cells_ sf] lgdf{0 f x'G5 . of]usf] ;'Id
lqmofx?åf/f :gfo' tGqnfO{ r':t agfOG5 . -cfrfo{, @))&;@_
-u_ ;'v k|fKt ug{ lrQ k|zGg x'g' h?/L 5 . ;'vL dflg;x?k|l t d}q Lefj, b'MvLx?k|lt s?0ffefj, k'0 ozLn
JolQmx?k|lt d'l btf Pj+ ck'0ozLn -b'i6_ JolQmx?k|lt pk]Iff /fVgfn] lrQ k|zGg /xG5 . of]uaf6 leqsf]
cfTdfnfO{ kf]if0f lbG5, eo, nHhf, l/; k}bf x'g ] sfo{ ubf{ cfTdfnfO{ kf]if0f lbFb}g . t;y{ b}l gs of]uul/
z/L/nfO{ dfgl;s / zf/Ll/s ?kdf :j:y agfO{ hLjgsf] cd"No ;donfO{ k'?iffy{ ug{sf] nflu ;b'kof]u ug{
;lsG5 .
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cfo'j{]b æxfd|f] ;Eotf / ;+:s[l tsf d"n ;|f]t j]b x'g \ hf] dfgj hfltsf k': tsfnodf ;aeGbf k|frLg u|Gy klg
x'g\ . j]b rf/j6f 5g M CUj]b, oh'j{]b, ;fdj]b / cyj{j]b . ;+; f/sf] ;a}eGbf k|frLg lrlsT;f Pj+ :jf:Yo ;DaGwL
zf:q cfo'j{]b xf] h;nfO{ cyj{j ]bsf] pkj]bsf] ?kdf dflgG5 . cfo'j {]b eGgfn] hLjg ;DaGwL lj1fg eGg] a'l emG5
h;n] cfo'sf] 1fg u/fp“b5 . o;sf] p2]Zo :j:y JolQmsf] :jf:YonfO{ /Iff ug{' / /f]uL JolQmsf] /f]unfO{ lgd"{n ug{'
xf] . cem} ;fwf/0f cy{df eGg] xf] eg] ;xL tl/sfaf6 hLjgofkg ug{] snfnfO{ g} cfo'j{]b elgG5 . cfo'j{]b s]an
/f]ux?sf] lrlsT;f tyf /f]ux?sf] 1fgdfq k|bfg ug{] xf]Og, clkt' hLjg hLpgsf] nflu cfjZos ;a} k|sf/sf 1fgsf]
k|flKt u/fp“b5 . w]/} 5f]6f] cy{df eGg'kbf{ xfdL o;nfO{ Pp6f cb\e"t lrlsT;f k|0ffnL klg eGg ;S5f}F lsgls o;n]
:j:y / /f]uL b'j}sf] nflu Jojl:yt / qmda4 1fg k|: t't ub{5 .Æ -cfrfo{, @))&;@_ cfo'j{]bdf pNn]v ePsf xfd|f 3/
cf“ugdf kfOg] cd"No h8La'6Lx?nfO{ xfdLn] klxrfg ug{ g;Sbf cyf{t\ xfd|f k'vf{x?n] k|of]u ub{} cfPsf] ljlw /
k/Dk/fx?nfO{ 7Ls 9ª\uaf6 kfngf ug{ g;Sbf dxËf] pkrf/ ug{ afWo ePsf 5f}F . csf]{tkm{ xfd| f cd"No h8La'6Lx?sf]
;xL klxrfg ug{ g;ls v]/ uO/x]sf] 5, oft sf}8Lsf] efpdf ljb]zL/x]sf] 5, h:n] ubf{ b]z emg emg lk5l8/x]sf] tyf
ul/jLtkm{ a9L/x]sf] 5, t;y{ cfo'j{]bdf pNn]v ePsf ljlw / k/Dk/fnfO{ lg/Gt/tf lbg ;s]df xfd|f] hLjg ;'Gb/ /
:j:y agfpg ;lsG5 . xfdLn] u'?hf], l3ps'df/L, t'n ;L, gLd, lkkn nufot xhf/f}F cfo'j]{l bs dxŒj ePsf]
ag:kltx?sf] dxŒj a'em\g ;s]sf] v08df ;f] sf] k|o f]uaf6 ;xh cf}i fwf]krf/ ug{ ;lsG5 .
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plrt cfxf/ljxf/ :j:y z/L/sf] cfwf/ cfo'j{]bsf cg'; f/ h:tf] cfxf/ lnOof] To:t} dg lgdf{0 f x'G5 . z'4
cfxf/af6 g} xfd|f] cGt:s/0f z'4 x'g d2t k'Ub5 . ;flTjs cfxf/ lng JolQmnfO{ ljifo jf;gfn] ;tfpb}g . Ct' tyf
;dofg'; f/ ef]hg ;]jg tyf cfkm\g f] k|s[l t -skm, lkQ, jfo'_ , lnË tyf cfo' cg'; f/ z'4 ;flTjs cfxf/ ;]j g ug{ ;Sg'
kb{5 h;af6 xfd|f] ;bfrf/ hLjg / ;fwgfnfO{ ;3fp k'Ub5 . dg'ion] hLjg lhpg t lhPs} 5 t/ ?“b} hf a]v';Lx'“b}
lhPsf] 5 s;/L To:tf] x'G5 <cfo'j{]bdf pNn]v ePsf ljlw / k/Dk/fnfO{ lg/Gt/tf lb“b} cfkm\ g f] cfxf/ ljxf/ tyf
cfr/0f z'4 ub{} hfg' kb{5 . sd ;'Tg], clgGb|fsf sf/0f xfd|f] kfrg tTj sdhf]/ x'G5 . kfrg sdhf]/ ePdfslAhot
x'G5 . xfd|f] kfrg tGq alnof] agfpg sf]lz; ug'{ kb{5 .clgGb|fsf] sf/0f dg / z/L/ yfSb5, kfrgtGq sdhf]/ x'G5,
ToxL sf/0faf6 ckr x'g ] tyf slAhot x'g ] ub{5 . nfdf] ;do;Dd cfGb|fdf ljzfQm tyf ckr ePsf] vfg]s'/f /xL
/x“bf cfd tTj -lrKnf] kbfy{_ aGg'sf ;fy} cgfjZos Uof;x? pTkGg x'G5 . ToxL cfd tTj / Uof;x? z/L/ e/L
k}mnbf /Qm;~rf/ /fd|f];“u x'g g;ls z/L/sf ljleGg cª\ux?df kL8f x'g] tyf z/L/ ef/L x'g ] ub{5 . o; kZrft\ k]6
v/fj x'g], /Qmdf ljsf/ a9\g ], cN;/, k|]z/, ;'u/, SofG;/, d'6' tyf d[uf}nf nufotsf ljleGg /f]ux?af6 ;d:of z'?
x'g yfNb5 .
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plrt cfxf/sf] 9ª\u 7Ls 9ª\uaf6 cfxf/ ubf{ dfq l7s 9+uaf6 kRg ;Sb5 / slJhot x'g lb“b}g eg]
vfPsf] cfxf/ k'/f kr]kl5 dfq z/L/df kf]if0f ldNb5 eg] o;af6 cf]h; a9\g yfNb5 / xfd|f] z/L/sf] wft'x? /fd|f]
cj:yfdf /xG5 . z/L/ lg/f]uL tyf ;'Gb/ aGb} hfG5 . xfd|f] ef]hgdf k|f]l6g, sfaf{]xfO8«]6, le6fldg, vlgh tTj cflbsf]
;Gt'lnt dfqf x'g' kb{5 . cfxf/ lb“bf b]xfoadf]lhd ug{ plrt x'G5 .
-s_ ef]hg ubf{ gaf]nL k|zGg d'b|fdf kn]6L df/L a;]/ ;]j g ug'{ /fd|f] x'G5 . ukm ub} jf 6L=eL= x]b}{ ef]hg ug'{
xfgLsf/s x'g ;S5 . ;fy} ef]hg tof/ ug]{ tyf ;]jg ug]{ ;dodf s|f]w sf ;fy l/;fP/ tof/ ul/Pdf ;f]xL
cg';f/ ef]hgsf] c;/ /xg ;Sg]x'Fbf k|zGg d'b|fdf oL sfo{x? ul/g' kb{5 .
-v_ Ct' cg'; f/ cfxf/ ;]jg ug]{ . ef]s nfu] kl5 jf ef]s hufP/ dfq ef]hg ug]{ / k|ltlbg lglZrt ;dodf
ef]hg lng] . ef]s gnfu]df ef]hg ug{' euf8L cb'jfsf] /; ;]jg ubf{ /fd|f] x'G5, ;fy} wlgofF / la/] g'g dg
tftf] kfgLdf ld;fO{ ;]jg u/]df clUg tTj a9\b5 .
-u_ cfkm\g f] z/L/sf] k|s[l t -skm, lkQ jf jfo'_ cg';f/ cfxf/ 5gf}6 u/L ;]jg ug'{ kb{5 . h:t} u/d z/L/
-lkQ k|s[lt_ ePsf] JolQmn] udL{ k}bf ug]{ vfgf eGbf 7G8f k}bf ug]{ cfxf/ lng' /fd|f] x'G5 eg] To;/L g} 7G8f
z/L/ -skm k|s[ltsf]_ ePsf] JolQmn] udL{ k}bf ug]{ cfxf/ lng plrt x'G5 . ef]hdf clws d;nf tyf lk/f]
k|of]u gug{], o;af6 kfrg ;DaGwL /f] u x'g ;S5 .
-3_ ljxfg k|z:t ef]hg ug'{ / a]n 'sL xn'sf ef]hg ug]{ . ef]hg ;Gt'l nt xf]; eg]/ Wofg lbg] . hlt ef]s 5
Tof]eGbf s]xL sd cfxf/ ;]jg ug]{ afgL ug'{ kb{5 .
-ª_ kmfi6 km'8, hÍ k'm8 tyf ;] tf] kf]ln; u/]sf] rfdn, d}bfaf6 ag]sf] vfgf / ;]tf] lrgL ;]j g gug'{ /fd|f]
x'G5 . clhgf]df]6f], gSsnL t]n tyf af/Daf/ l/;fOsn u/L k|of]u ug]{ t]n cflb ldl;Psf] vfgf xflgsf/s
x'G5 . o;af6 d'6', d[uf}nf tyf SofG;/hGo /f]ux? nfUg ;Sg] b]l vPsf] 5 .
-r_ ef]hg la:tf/} rkfO{rkfO{ ;]jg ug]{, k]o kbfy{nfO{ klg 7f]; kbfy{ vfPemF} la:tf/} rkfO{rkfO{ e}Fm vfg] ubf{
ef]hg krfpg ;lhnf] x'G5 / yf]/} vfgfn] klg cfjZos kf]i f0f k|fKt x'g ;Sb5 t/ vfgf grkfO{ vfgfn] ckr
tyf slAhoteO ljleGg ;d:of cfpg ;S5 . ef]hg u/]sf] s/La ! 3G6f ;Dd kfgL glkpg' plrt x'G5 .
o;sf] sf/0f xf] ef]hg ubf{ ljleGg kfrg /;x? ldl;g] ub{5 . olb l56f]l 56f] ef]hg u/]df kfrg /;x?
pko'Qm 9+uaf6 gldl;g ;Sb5 ;fy} tTsfn kfgL lkPdf kfrg /; kftnf] x'g uO{ kfrg sfo{d f c;/ kg{
;Sb5 .
-5_ ljxfgsf] ef]hgdf c+s'l /t cGgx? h:t} d]yL, ux'“, d'+uL, rgf / d'; '/f]sf] ld>0f k|o f]u ePdf ;a} vfnsf]
le6fldg tyf ldg/nx? k|fKt x'g ;Sb5 . kmfO{j/o'Qm vfgfx? h:t} cf6f, ;nfbx?, l9lsdf s'6]sf] rfdn
-kf]ln; gu/]sf]_ k|of]u ug'{ pko'Qm x'G5 . lbge/ sfd ug'{ kg]{ x'Fbf laxfgsf] vfgf /fd|f] ;Fu vfg' kb{5 .
df};d cg';f/sf] kmn, ;JhL vfg' kb{5 . cGoyf wft' gi6 x'g ], cf]h gi6 x'g] u5{, To;y{ vfgf ldnfO{ vfg'
kb{5 .
-h_ /ftdf xn'sf ef]hg dfq ug]{, cfkm\g f] z/L/sf] k|s[l t tyf ul/g] zf/Ll/s >d cg';f/ -!÷@ j6f ;'Vvf
/f]6L, ;JhL / ;'k dfq_ ef]hg ;]jg ug{] tyf ;'Tg' cufl8 dgtftf] b"w ;]jg ug{' /fd|f] . a]n'sL kf]}l i6s tTj
a9L ePsf] ef]hg ;]j g ubf{ To;af6 g} ljsf/sf] hGd x'G5 .
-em_ ef]hg u/L ;s]kl5 la:tf/} s/La !)) kfOnf lxF8\g ' k5{ / ;'Tg' cufl8 s/La @-# 306f klxn] ef]hg u/L
;Sg' kb{5 . k|l tlbg ef]hg kZrft xftd'v wf]P/ skfnnfO{ sf“l3of]n] sf]g{' k5{ . o;f] ugf{n ] 6fpsf] ;DaGwL
kL8f / cGo /f]u / jft\ ;DaGwL kL8f pTkGg xF'b}g . ;fy} skfn l56f] km'Nb}g . ef]hg u/L;s]kl5 d'q Tofu
ug{'k5{, o;f] ugf{n] sDd/df b'vfO{ x'b}g / kTy/sf] ;d:of klg x'b}g .
-`_ ahf/df kfOg] cvfBj:t' tyf ljiffbL ldl;Psf] vfBfGg, kmnkm"n, b"w tyf t/sf/Lx? k|lt ;r]t /xg] /
ljiffbL ldl;Psf] x'g ;Sg] kmnkm"n tyf t/sf/Lx?nfO{ dgtftf] kfgLdf w]/}a]/ lehfO /fd|f];Fu ;kmf u/]/ k|o f]u
ubf{ plrt x'g]5 . Knfli6ssf efF8fx?sf] ;§f plrt wft' tyf l;;fsf ef8fx? k|of]u ugf{n] SofG;/hGo
ljsf/x?af6 s]xL xb;Dd 5'6sf/f ldNg ;Sb5 .
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;T;+u / ;bfrf/ hLjgz}n Lsf] cjnDag ug{] h'g ljifo klg /fd|f] -g/fd|f] h] klg OlGb|o x? af6 ;'G5f}, b]Vb5f}F,
h:tf] cfxf/ h;/L lnG5f}F, h'g jf0fL xfdL af]N b5fF}, ;f]Rb5f} / dgdf cg'ej ub{5 fF} To:tf] k|e fj xfd|f] cGt:s/0fdf uP/
hDdf x'G5 / clg xfd|f] :jefj rd{df o:t} lgdf{0 fx'“b} hfG5 . hlt klg sd{ ul/G5 k"j{ hGdaf6} xfd|f] cGt:s/0fdf
hDdf ePsf] s'/f / jt{dfgdf -Jojxf/_ b}l gs cfr/0f / Jojxf/af6 lrQdf ;f]xL cg'; f/ dgf]j[l Qsf] ?kdf /xG5 .
clg xfdLnfO{ o;/L cr]tg ?kdf /x]sf] dgaf6 xfd|f] ;f]r / sd{nfO{ k|]/0ff lbG5 . hlGd ;s]kl5 Pp6f afnssf]
glhs cfdf, kl/jf/, ;dfhaf6 h] hlt lzIff wf/0f ug{ cj;/ ldNb5 clg cfh xfdL h] hlt ;f]Rb5f} jf sd{ ub{5f}
To;df k"j{ hGdsf] ;+:sf/ tyf o; hGdsf] clxn];Ddsf] cfrf/0f / Jojxf/ ;dflxt ?k xf] . clg ;+: sf/x?af6
dgf]j[lQ, dgf]j[l Qx?af6 k|]/0ff / cfr/0f cfbt tyf :jefjaf6 ;+: sf/ aGb} csf]{ hGdsf] ;+: sf/ ?k ;d]t lgdf{0f
x'G5 . lrQdf c+l st oL lrq0fx?nfO{ g} JolQmsf] rl/q elgG5 . o;k|sf/ s;}sf] cfr/0f g} hLjgdf p;sf] ;f]r,
b[li6sf]0 f tyf lbzfsf] lgwf{/0f ub{5 . To;y{ jt{dfgdf tkfO{ laxfg hfu]b]lv /ftL ;'Tg] a]nf;Dd lbg /ft @$ 3G6fdf
h;/L ;do latfOG5, h;/L ;do ;b'kof]u ul/G5 To;af6 g} hLjgsf] ;kmntf÷c;kmntfsf] cfwf/ aGb} hfG5 .
;bfrf/ g} xfd|f] wd{sf] cfwf/sf] d"n tTj xf], o;df g} xfd|f] wd{ l6Sb5 . To;af6 g} xfd|f] lrQ z'l 4df d2t k'Ub5 .
s'g}klg 1fg jf ;Tsd{ z'4 lrQ lagf ;Dej g} 5}g . t;y{ 7Ls ;ª\ut / Jojxf/af6 dfq xfd|f] dg, lrQ / ;+:sf/
z'4 xF'+b} hfG5 .
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cfr/0f z'l4 b"/frf/, cgfrf/ tyf cTofrf/ ug]{ / b': sd{ ug]{ JolQmx? dfofhfndf kb{5g . hLjgdf ljif
3f]l ng yfNb5, dg :y'neO h] g/fd|f] sd{ u/]klg ToxL 7Ls nfUb} hfG5 . a]xf];L xG5 / emg b':sd{ ug{ k|]l /t x'G5 .
p;n] ;xL / ;To s'/f ;'Gg / b]Vg} ;Sb}g , p;sf] xfnt s'Des0f{ e}Fm x'G5 . To;sf/0f oL s'/fx? af6 k/ a:g} k5{ .
h;af6 dg z'4 / ;'Id x'g ;3fp k'Ub5 . eujfg h:t} :jR5, lgd{n ?kdf hlGdPsf] afns;+ut cg'; f/ cfr/0f
lgdf{0 f ub}{ hfG5 . clg lj:tf/} d, d]/f]sf] dfofhfndf kb}{ hfG5 . cjf]w afns ;do;Fu} :jfyL{ aGb} hGd lbg] af
cfdfnfO{;d]t 3/af6 lgsfNg ;Sg] aGb5, dftf lktf / u'? eujfg e}mF x'G5g\ eGg] s'/f;d]t p;n] ljrf/ ug{
la;{G5 . cfdf a'afsf] ;]jf g} pQd tLy{ xf] eGg] af]w x'g ;Sb}g . hLjgdf O{R5fx?, t[i 0ffx?, sfdgfx?sf] slxNo} cGt
x'Fb}g , dfg;Ddfg, t]/f] d]/f] df g} dflg; cNdlng k'Ub5, ljifo jf;gfdf cNdlng k'Ub5, cyf{t dfs'/fsf] hfndf emF}
kg{ yfNb5, oxfF ;DdsL dg]{ a]n f ;Dd klg oL af;gfx?n] hfsL g} /fVb5 . clg d[To' kZrft ;'Id dgsf ;fy ToxL
?ksf] hGd x'g yfNb5 . ToxL ;+:sf/ csf]{ hGddf;d]t ;b{5 . t;y{ ;T;+u ug{], cfxf/ z'l 4 / cfr/0f tyf Jojxf/
z'l4af6 dgnfO{ x/bd ;'Id agfO{ ;Tsd{ ug{ ;lsPdf of] hLjgsf] cd"No If0fx? k"0 f{ ;b'kof]u x'g uO lg/f]uL aGg] /
lrQ lgd{n x'g fn] hGdd/0fsf] h+hfnaf6;d]t d'Qm x'g ;Sb5 .
pkof]uL yk s]xL s'/fx?
!%= ;w}F nfdf] nfdf] Zjf; lng] aflg a;fNg' k5{ / o;f] ugf{n] cg]sf}+ ladf/L cfkm} lgsf] x'G5 . nfdf] nfdf] Zjf;
lngfn] kmf]S;f] alnof] x'G5 / /Qm;~rf/ Joj:yfn] ;'l3|g fn] ;du| cf/f]Uo Pj+ bL3{ cfo'sf] nfe ldN5 . z/L/ lj1fgsf
cg';f/ b'j} kmf]S;f]n] z/L/ leq clS;hg k|bfg ub{5 . h;n] ubf{ /Qm zf]wg sfo{ Jojl:yt ?kn] rN5 . nfdf] nfdf]
Zjf; glngfn] xfd|f] kmf]S;f]sf] nueu Ps rf}yfO efun] dfq sfo{ ub{5 / z]i f tLg rf}yfO efu nueu lg:s[o /xG5 .
kmf]S;f]df k|foM ;ft s/f]8 tL; nfv :kGh h:tf] sf]i7s x'G5 . ;fwf/0f xn'sf Zjf; lngfn] nueu b'O s/f]8 l5b|d f
g} k|f0f jfo'sf] ;~rf/ x'G5 . z]]if kfFr s/f]8 tL; nfv l5b|df k|f0f jfo' gk'Ugfn] lgis[o /xG5, kl/0ffd tx oLgLx?df
kmf]x/ hDg ;'? x'G5 h:n] ubf{ 6L=aL=, vf]sL, a|f]GsfOl6; cflb eoÍs/ /f]un] u|l ;t x'G5 . o; k|sf/sf] cw'/f] sfo{
k2ltaf6 /Qm z'l 4df k|efj k5{ / x[bo sdhf]/ x'“b} hfG5 . t;y{ k'/fk'/f Zjf; lng h?/L x'G5 . o;f] ugf{n ] ysfO{
nfUb}g / lbg cfgGbk"j{s laT5 .
!^= g'xfpg' cufl8 d'q Tofu ug{'k5{ . k|ltlbg hlt rf]6L dnd'q, lb;f lk;fa Tofu ug{' x'G5 Tolt rf]6L tn dflysf]
b'j} bGt k+lQmnfO{ ldnfP/ hf]/n] bafP/ dnd'q Tofu ugf{n] b'O{ rf/ lbgdf g} sdhf]/ bf“tsf] h/f dha't x'G5 /
lgoldt cEof;n] bGt d"n dha't x'G5 / bf“tn] bL3{sfn;Dd sfd lbG5 / s'g} k|sf/sf] bfFt ;DaGwL /f]u x'“b}g .
!&= Psrf]6L pdfn]sf] kfgL ;]nfO;s]kl5 k'gM pdfNg' jf tftf] ug{' xF'b}g . o;f] u/] kfgL ljif ;dfg x'G5 .
!*= g'g / tf]/Lsf] t]n ld;fP/ lgTo bfFt dfem\g fn] bfFtsf] d}n 5'6]/ hfG5 / ls/fx? d5{ clg of] bfFtsf] nflu /fd|f]
d~hg klg xf] . bf“tsf] nflu of] /fdjf0f cf}ifwL xf] . w]/} u/d jf w]/} lr;f] kbfy{ vfg' x'“b}g, o;n] bf“tsf] h/fnfO{
gf]S;fgL k' ¥ofp“5 .
!(= ahf/af6 sfpnL / d'nf lsGbf ;w}“ a9L xl/of] kft ePsf] sfpnL / d'n f lsGg' k5{ / kft /fv]/ t/sf/L agfpg'
k5{ . xl/of] kftdf k|z:t dfqfdf le6fldg x'G5 . sfpnL;“u} o;}sf] xl/of] kft ld;fP/ t/sf/L agfpgfn] jfo' ljsf/
x'“b}g / t/sf/L klg dL7f] x'G5 .
@)= lkpg] cfbt dfbs kbfy{ ;]jgugf{;fy dg, OlGb|o a]xf]; x'G5 . a'l4 a]xf]; x'G5, clg sxf“ 6]s]sf] 5 s] xL yfxf
x'“b}g , clg b': sd{ ug{ k|]l /t x'G5 . s]xL klg aflx/ ;'l gPsf] s'/f cfgGb xf] jf b'vsf] sf/0f xf] < a'l 4af6 hfRg' kb{5 .
Enjoyment ToxL hf] hxfF dg, OlGb|o, a'l 4 hflu|t cj:yfdf /lx/xf]; \ . x/–If0f, k|l t–If0f dg ;r]t xf]; , /xL /xf]; .
@!= gk+';stf unt cfxf/, ljxf/ hLjg z}nLsf sf/0f cª\u klxNo} pQ]hgf eO{ lnªusf] Ifdtf tyf sfd zlQmsf] x|f;
eO{, gk'+zstf x'G5 . Nofk6ksf] k|o f]u klg gk'+zstfsf] nflu Ps sf/s tTj x'g ;S5 . ;]tf] Kofh ! xKtf lg/Gt/
k|of]u ubf{ gk'+ ;stf gi6eO sfd zlQm a9\5 . # j6f ;]tf KofhnfO{ sd cf“rdf b"w df ksfpg] clg Tof] b"w lkpg] .
o;af6 sfd zlQm a9fpg d2t ldNb5 .
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;+Vofa9\g hfG5 . o;af6 z/L/leq /x]sf SofG;/sf ;]nx?nfO{ 36fpg'sf] ;fy ;fy} ;Dk"0 f{ /Qm ljsf/x? tyf :qLhGo
/f]ux?df kmfO{bf ub{5 . jft, x]kf6fO{l 6; æljÆ, k]6 k'mNg], ef]s gnfUg], lk;fj kf]N g], dfl;s wd{ clgoldt x'g ] cflbdf
£o" s'df/Lsf] ;]jgaf6 kmfO{bf k'Ub5 . o;af6 z/L/df ;'Gb/tf yK5 .
@#= kTy/ r6\6f b}lgs laxfg @-# kQf rkfO{rkfO{ vf“bf s]xL lbgdf g} ;a} vfn] kTy/L tyf d'q ljsf/df nfe
ldNb5 . kTy/L x'g ]x?n] k|f0ffofdx? ub}{ ;fydf uxtsf] emf]n klg lkpg] ugf{n] kTy/Lsf] ;d:ofaf6 /fxt ldNb5 .
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@$= xfd|f] z/L/ leq cz'4 cfxf/, k|b'l ift jftfj/0f, unt cfr/0f tyf Jojxf/ tyf hyfefjL cf}ifwL ;]j g cflbaf6
ljhflto kbfy{ pTkGgeO z/L/df /f]uJofwLx? k}bf x'g ;Sb5 . /f]uL z/L/af6 /fd|f] sd{ cyf{t \ k'?iffy{ ug{ ;lsGg jf
/fd|f] sd{ ug{ afwf pTkGg x'g hfG5 / xfdL cfkm\g f] hLjgsf] ax'd"No ;do /fd|f] s'/fsf] lrGtgeGbf v/fj sd{af6
Joltt x'g k'U5 / hLjg c;kmn aGb5, si6s/ aGb5 . ;xL of]u ug]{ JolQmn] g} u[x:y hLjg ;xL 9ª\uaf6 lhpg
l;Sb5 . of]uaf6 zf/Ll/s tyf dfgl;s ljsf/ x6\b}uO t]h tyf cf]h el/Fb} hfG5 . czfGt / tgfj o'Qm hLjgaf6
d'l Qm k|fKt u/L hLjgdf ;bf zflGt 5fO{/xgsf] lgldQ of]u k|d' v ;fwg xf] . of]uaf6 leqsf] cfTdfnfO{ kf]if0f lbG5,
eo, nHhf, l/; k}bf x'g] sfo{ ubf{ cfTdfnfO{ kf]if0f lbFb}g . of]un] zf/L/ leqsf] ljif / ljhftLo kbfy{ aflx/ lgsfNg],
cd[t, k|f0f jfo' cª\ucª\udf k'U5, z/L/sf] z'l4kg a9\b} hfG5 . nf]e, qmf]w tyf bf]if 36L r}tGo / t]h a9\5 . t;y{
b}lgs of]u u/L z/L/nfO{ dfgl;s / zf/Ll/s ?kdf :j:y agfO{ hLjgsf] cd"N o ;donfO{ k'?iffy{ ug{sf] nflu
;b'kof]u ug{ ;lsG5 . o;/L of]u tyf k|f0ffofdsf ;fydf cfo'j{]baf6 w]/} y/L /f]ux?af6 5'6sf/f ldNguO JolQmx?
:j:y / lg/f]uL aGg ;S5g\ tyf k|To]s 3/ / a:tLx?af6 /f]uLsf] ;+Vof sd x“'b} hfG5 / /fi6«n] :j:y hgzlQm k|fKt
u/]/ /fi6« lgdf{0fdf 6]jf k'Ub5 .
kf}8 ]n, ljgf]b,@)&), æunt vfgkfg slAhotsf] sf/0fÆ pkrf/ dfl;s sf] * cÍsf] k]h @^
Gof}k fg], ;/b, @)^(, æof]u Ps hLjg bz{g Æ of]u ;Gb]z :dfl/sf sf] jif{ %, cÍ %, k]h ^^
cfrfo{, afns[i0f, @))&, æcfTd lgj]b gÆ lj1fgsL s;f}6Ldf of]u
:jfdL ,/fdb]j, k|f0fod l;4fGt /x:o, @))$, k]h !
lzi6tf To:tf] u'0f xf] h;n] dflg;nfO{ eb| agfpF5 .
– dxfTdf ufGwL
The Rationale behind Nepalese Army Welfare
Board (NAWB)
- Brigadier General (Retd) Dilip SJB Rana
The welfare scheme of Nepal Government for the Nepalese Army personnel, its exservicemen and their dependents is almost negligible compared to the welfare facilities provided
by the governments of other SAARC member countries to their respective armed forces. The
government of India provides most of the welfare facilities to members of its armed forces and
their ex-servicemen, whereas the armed forces of other SAARC member countries provide their
own welfare measures to their recipients. Nepalese Army has also been providing some welfare
schemes to the serving as well as ex-servicemen and their legal dependents from the welfare
fund created by Gen Guna SJB Rana during his tenure as the Chief of Army Staff in the midseventies from a fixed amount of fund being deducted from NA personnel serving in UN
Peacekeeping Missions around the conflict ridden parts of the world. At present, the revolving
fund that has accumulated over time amounts nearly to the tune of 26 billion rupees. But it is
only the interest of the principal amount of this fund being paid from various banks, where these
funds are kept, that can be spent on various welfare activities. As a result, the welfare activities
carried out by NA, though commendable, have been limited and deemed insufficient, especially
when the government till today seems reluctant to spend anything in such necessary activities.
In such a scenario, it is very praiseworthy that the present NA leadership came out with a
vision statement that also tries to rectify the above mentioned deficiency in providing welfare
measures to its recipients and created the atmosphere to expand the boundaries of welfare
activities. The formation of Nepalese Army Welfare Board (NAWB) at present is the result of
such a sound vision. COAS, Gen Gaurav Shumshre JB Rana and his Principal Staff Officers
deserve the highest accolade from all members of armed forces of Nepal for taking such a
forward leap to the well deserved concept Gen Guna SJB Rana. NAWB is composed from both
from ex-servicemen as well as a component of serving personnel from NA on a deputation basis.
Basically, NAWB has been formed to fulfill the dual aims of increasing the income generating
activities from the existing welfare fund in one hand and then to increase the volume of welfare
activities on the other hand.Thus, the aim of NAWB is to develop a concept of ‘Nepalese Army
Welfare Board’(NAWB) with a view to generate enough funds from parts of the existing fund in
hand and maximize welfare facilities to serving and retired army personnel and their dependents.
The Nepalese Army Welfare Fund Directorate (NAWFD) so far has beenkeeping up-todate account of the welfare fund, managing the flow of fund from UN Missions, keeping it in
various banks, releasing fund for investment and welfare activities, preparing the contingents for
UN Peacekeeping Missions and ensuring maximum output from the investment in Peacekeeping
Missions. So far, the welfare activities carried out by NAWFD gas been restricted to providing
additional medical facilities to both the serving members and its ex-servicemen and their
dependents, providing education to the dependents of both categories of NA personnel. Other
welfare activities include provision of housing facilities, medical insurance, and dearness
allowance etc, though in a limited manner due to resource crunch. Existing laws do not
encourage the NAWFD, a branch of the army itself, to invest in other lucrative income
generating projects. But, NAWB will be in a position to invest in such projects remaining within
the legal framework of the country.
The newly formed NAWB is envisioned to have the following three functions:(a) Invest available funds in income generating fields.
(b) Identify new welfare schemes and implement them.
(c) Improve existing welfare activities.
Both NAWFD and NAWB are under the Nepalese Army Welfare Management
Committee (NAWMC), which is the highest directing body for their management and decision
making and the incumbent COAS is the Chairman of this directing body.
In the health sector, NAWB envisages the construction of a Veteran’s Hospital catering
for the needs of the ex-servicemen and their dependents at the central level. This hospital will be
having at least one area of specialization whereas the existing military hospital will have yet
another area of specialization. Field hospitals at the regional level and polyclinics at the district
level are also envisaged. Provisions of providing medical assistance to the ex-servicemen along
with their dependents and the dependents of serving personnel and civilians as well are
envisaged in the Veteran’s Hospital, Field Hospitals and the polyclinics. The polyclinics will be
the first point of contact for the personnel living in the districts for their medical needs. The
polyclinics and the Field Hospitals will refer the patients to the Veteran’s Hospital if required.
In the same manner, NAWB is in the process of establishing epicenters, one by one, in all
the five regions in the country. These epicenters will be the first point of contact of all the exservicemen of the concerned region on matters pertaining to the activities of NAWB and
opportunities likely to be provided for the betterment of their living standard. The very first
epicenter has been going to be established at Boradandi, Kailali District, as part NAWB’s first
activity during the period of the restarted regional ex-servicemen reunion meet which was held
from 27th -29 th of Magh, 2070. The epicenters will help the ex-servicemen of the regions for self
employment or other employments in order to enhance their living standard.
In a nutshell, NAWB’s aspirations are to provide adequate medical support to exservicemen who are over the age of 60 years and to provide opportunities for self employment
or reemployment with adequate vocational trainings etc for the ex-servicemen who have not
crossed the 60 years of age and to provide education for the dependents of both. NAWB also
aspires to invest in various sectors with the aim of increasing the existing welfare fund and
thereby enhance its capacity for more welfare oriented activities.
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g]kfnL ;]gf g]kfn /fi6« / g]kfnL hgtfsf] /Iff ug{ dg, jrg / sd{n] ;dlk{ t uf}/jdo Oltxf; af]s]sf]
ul/dfdo ;+: yf xf] . /fi6«, /fli6«o tf, /fli6«o cv08tfsf] /Iff ug{ d'n'se/ vl6Psf] g]kfnL ;]gf nf]stflGqs d"No /
dfGotfnfO{ s]Gb|df /fvL lgi7fk"0 f{ ¿kdf cfºgf] k];fut wd{ lgjf{x ug{ slxNo} kl5k/]sf] 5}g . cfGtl/s åGå xf]; \ jf
afëo åGådf xf];\ cfºgf] st{JonfO{ OdfGbfl/tfsf ;fy k'/f ug{ ;wF} cu|;/ g]kfnL ;]g fn] Oltxf;sf] k|f/lDes 38Lb]l v
jt{dfg;Dd g} cfºgf] /fli6«o lhDd]jf/LnfO{ lgi7fsf ;fy k'/f ub{} cfO/x]sf] 5 .
g]kfnL ;]gf g]kfnL hgtfnfO{ k|fs[l ts ljklQdf k/]sf] a]nfdf xf];\ jf cGo s'g } b'3 {6gfdf k/L cfxt ePsf]
a]nf xf];\ ;xof]udf h'6L xfN5, ;]jfsf] xft a9fO xfN5 . af9L, klx/f], e"sDk cflb b}j L jf k|fs[l ts ljklQsf] a]n fdf
g]kfnL hgtfsf] lxt ug{ d]rLb]lv dxfsfnL;Dd / lxdfnb]l v t/fO{; Dd g} cfkm"nfO{ cxf] /fq ;dlk{t ug{] g]kfnL ;]g f
g]kfnL hgtfsf] cfzf / e/f];fsf] s]Gb| xf] .
k|yd ljZjo'4b]l v g} cfºgf]] axfb'/L, ;fx; / OdfGbfl/tfn] ;+;f/df gfd sdfpg ;kmn g]kfnL ;]g f ljZjdf
åGå/t b]zx¿df g]kfnsf] k|ltlglwTj ub{} zflGt :yfkgf ug{] sfo{d f ;dlk{t /x]/ cfºgf]] klxrfgnfO{ ljZjJofkL agfpFb}
nf]slk|otfsf] lzv/df cfkm"n fO{ k'¥ ofpg ;kmn ePsf] 5 . ;+o 'Qm /fi6«; +3sf] cfXjfgdf zflGt :yfkgfy{ ;g\ !(%*
b]lv jt{dfg;Dd g} g]kfnL ;]gf vl6O{ hfg] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . o;/L ljZjsf ljleGg d'n 'sdf zflGt :yfkgfsf nflu
vl6O{ hfg] g]kfnL ;]gfn] kfpg] kfl/>ldsaf6 lglZrt /sd s§f u/L g]kfnL ;]g fsf axfnjfnf / cjsfz k|f Kt ;}l gs
Pj ltgsf cfl>t kl/jf/hgsf] lzIff, :jf:Yo, cfjf; cflb sfo{df ;xof]u k'¥ofpg] kljq p2]Zon] k|]l/t eO{ …ax'hg
lxtfo ax'hg ;'vfoÚ sf] cfbz{ jfSo /fvL g]kfnL ;]g fn] cfºgf]] sNof0fsf/L sf]ifnfO{ Jojl:yt Pjd\ k|efjsf/L ¿kdf
;~rfng ug{ Pp6f sNof0fsf/L of]hgf lgb{]zgfnosf] :yfkgf u/]sf] 5 / h;af6 ljleGg sNof0fsf/L sfo{x¿ ;Dkfbg
xF'b} cfO/x]sf 5g\ .
o; n]vdf g]kfnL ;]g fsf] sNof0fsf/L of]hgfcGtu{t ;}lgs sNof0fsf/L sf]i fåf/f ;~rflnt sfo{x¿sf] ;+l IfKt
rrf{ ug{] hdsf]{ ul/Psf] 5 .
@=
;}lgs sNof0fsf/L sf]ifsf] ;+lIfKt kl/ro
g]kfnL ;]g fsf axfnjfnf / cjsfzk|fKt ;}l gs Pj ltgsf cfl>t kl/jf/x¿sf] sNof0f ug{] p2]Zon] lj=;+=
@)#@ ;fndf :yfkgf ePsf] ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L sf]if g]kfnL ;]g fsf] :jfldTj ePsf] sf]if xf] . o; sf]i fnfO{ Jojl:yt
?kn] ;~rfng ug{ g]kfnL ;]g fn] sNof0fsf/L of]hgf lgb{]zgfno v8f u/L cfºgf] ljleGg sNof0fsf/L sfo{x¿
;Grfng ub{} cO/x]sf] b]lvG5 . ;}l gs P]g @)^# / ;}lgs sNof0fsf/L sf]if lgodfjnL @)^% / To;cGtu{t ag]sf]
ljwfg tyf sfo{ljlwsf] kl/lw leq /xL o; sf]ifsf] ;~rfng x'g] ub{5 . k|wfg ;]gfkltsf] cWoIftfdf ul7t ;ft
;b:oLo sf]if ;~rfng tyf Joj:yfkg ;ldltaf6 sf]ifsf] cfo–Joo jflif{s ?kdf :jLs[t u/fO{ vr{ ug{] / cfGtl/s
n]vf k/LIf0f Pjd\ dxfn]vf k/LIfssf] ljefuaf6 lgoldt ?kdf jflif{s n]vf k/LIf0f u/L sf]i fnfO{ kf/bz{L{ agfpg]
Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . o; sf]i fdf lgDg lnlvt ;|f]taf6k|fKt /sd /xg] Joj:yf ;}l gs P]g @)^# df pNn]v ul/Psf] 5 M
-s_ ;+o 'Qm /fi6« ;+3sf] cfx\jfgdf ljZjsf] s'g} klg efudf zflGt :yfkgf ug{] sfo{df vl6Psf g]kfnL ;]g fn]
;]j f u/]afkt\ k|fKt x'g ] /sdaf6 tf]lsP adf]lhdsf] k|l tztn] s§f u/]sf] /sd,
-v_ ljleGg a}+s tyf ljQLo ;+: yfdf hDdf u/]sf] /sddf k|fKt Jofhaf6 sNof0fsf/L sfo{ ;~rfng u/L art
x'g cfPsf] /sd,
-u_ tf]lsP adf]l hd sNof0fsf/L sfo{df nufgL u/L cfh{g u/]sf] /sd,
-3_ ljqmd ;+jt\ @)#@ ;fn cfiff9 dlxgfb]lv of] P]g k|f/De x'Fbfsf] avt;Ddsf] d"n wgsf] ¿kdf ljleGg a}+s
tyf ljQLo ;+:yfdf /flvPsf] /sd / ;f]af6 k|fKt Jofh /sd,
-ª_ sNof0fsf/L sfo{sf] nflu g]kfnL hª\uL c8\8fn] tf]s]sf] ;+: yfsf] gfddf /x]sf] rn, crn, ;DklQ / ;f]af6
a9]–a9fPsf] /sd,
-r_ sNof0fsf/L sfo{sf] nflu g]kfnL ;]g fn] xfn k|o f]u ul//x]sf] rn, crn ;DklQ / ;f]af6 a9] –a9fPsf]
/sd .
@=!
sf]ifsf] k|of]u ug{ ;lsg] sfo{ tyf If]q
-s_ g]kfnL ;]g fsf axfnjfnf tyf e"tk"j{ JolQm / lghsf kl/jf/sf] sNof0fsf nflu sNof0fsf/L sfo{
;~rfng ug{,
-v_ sNof0fsf/L of]hgf tyf cfod"ns sfo{ ;~rfng ug{,
-u_ klxn]b]l v rln/x]sf sNof0fsf/L sfo{ nfO{ lg/Gt/tf lbg,
-3_ g]kfnL ;]gf ;+o 'Qm /fi6« ;+3sf] cfx\jfgdf zflGt;]g fdf ;lDdlnt x'Fbf ;f]; Fu ;DalGwt sfo{sf] nflu
cfjZos kg]{ /sd / ;/–;fdfg pknAw u/fpg,
-ª_ g]kfnL ;]gfn] k/Dk/fut ¿kdf rnfpFb} cfPsf] ;df/f]x, kj{, k"hf, pT;j, dxf]T;j, cltly ;Tsf/, pkxf/
cflb ;fdflhs sNof0fsf/L sfo{ rnfpg,
-r_ sNof0fsf/L sfo{;Fu ;DalGwt sfd ug{ sfg'g adf]lhd :yfkgf ePsf]
-5_ ;}l gs ;+: yf jf ;+u7gnfO{ cg'bfg lbg .
@=@
nufgL ug{ ;lsg] sfo{ tyf If]q
-s_ cf}i fwf]krf/ :jf:Yo ;]jf pknAw u/fpg],
-v_ cfjf; pknAw u/fpg],
-u_ Sofl06g ;~rfng ug]{,
-3_ ljBfno tyf dxfljBfno :yfkgf u/L ;~rfng ug]{,
-ª_ axfnjfnf tyf e"tk"j{ JolQmnfO{ ;xefuL u/fO{ cfod"ns sfo{ ;~rfng ug]{,
-r_ ;ldltn] l;kmfl/; u/L /Iff dGqfnon] :jLs[t u/]sf cGo sfo{x¿ ug]{ .
#=
;}lgs sNof0fsf/L sf]ifaf6;~rflnt sNof0fsf/L sfo{x¿
;}l gs sNof0fsf/L sf]ifaf6 ;~rflnt sNof0fsf/L sfo{x¿nfO{ 5f]6s/Ldf lgDglnlvt pkzLif{sdf ljefhg
u/L b]vfOG5 M
-s_
cf}ifwf]k rf/ ;]j f tyf ;'l jwfx¿
g]kfnL ;]g fdf axfnjfnf ;}l gssf cfl>t kl/jf/ / cjsfz k|fKt ;}l gs / ltgsf cfl>t kl/jf/nfO{
o; sf]ifn] lgz'N s cf}ifwf]krf/ ;'l jwf pknAw u/fpFb} cfPsf] b]l vG5 . >L jL/]Gb| ;}l gs c:ktfn 5fpgLdf
egf{eO pkrf/ ub{f nfUg] vr{sf cltl/Qm Ps cfly{s jif{df ? ! nfv;Dd cf}i fwL pkrf/ ;'ljwf sf]ifn]
pknAw u/fpFb} cfPsf] kfOG5 / ;fy} axfnjfnf / cjsfz k| fKt ;}lgs bDkltsf nflu pQm c:ktfndf
pkrf/ x'g g;Sg] uDeL/ k|s[ltsf] /f]u nfu]d f k|l tJolQm ? % nfv :jf:Yo ladf sfo{qmd sf]ifn] ;~rfng
ul/Psf] 5 .
-v_
lzIff tyf 5fqj[lQ k|bfg
sNof0fsf/L sf]i faf6 d'n'ssf ljleGg If]qdf ;ftj6f ;}l gs dxfljBfno, Ps ;}lgs ljBfno / Ps
5fqfjf; tyf g]kfnL ;]gf :jf:Yo lj1fg ;+:yfg ;~rfng/t 5g\ eg] 5fqj[lQ cGtu{t ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L
5fqj[lQ -:jb]z_, ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L 5fqj[l Q -ljb]z_, tyf k|w fg;]g fklt 5fqj[lQ sfo{q md ;~rfng ul/Psf
5g\ . lzIff If]q df ePsf sNof0fsf/L sfo{x¿sf] rrf{ kl5 klg ul/g] 5 .
-u_
;}lgs sNof0fsf/L lgj[lQe/0f
g]kfnL ;]gfaf6 cjsfz k|fKt ;}l gs tyf ltgsf ljwjf÷ljb'/sf nflu sf]ifn] dfl;s ?=$)) sf b/n]
sNof0fsf/L lgj[l Qe/0f pknAw u/fpFb} cfPsf] b]l vG5 eg] &) jif{ gf3]sf cjsfz k|fKt ;}l gs / ltgsf
ljwjf÷ljb'/nfO{ dfl;s ?=! xhf/sf b/n] lgj[l Qe/0f lbF+b} cfPsf] kfOG5 . lgj[lQe/0f jfkt dfq} sf]ifaf6
em08} #) s/f]8 ?k}oFf jflif{s nufgL ePsf] 5 .
-3_
kl/jf/ tyf cfjf; ;x'lnot
g]kfnL ;]gfsf axfnjfnf ;}l gsnfO{ dfl;s ?=@)) sf b/n] sf]i faf6 cg'bfg lbO{ pQm /sd lghs}
gfddf hDdf u/L cjsfzsf] ;dodf Psd'i 6 ;fFjf Jofh ;lxt kl/jf/ tyf cfjf; ;x'lnot jfkt k|bfg ug{]
Joj:yf ldnfOPsf] 5 .
-ª_
cfly{s ;xof]u
o; sf]ifn] jL/ult k|fKt ;}l gssf xsjfnfnfO{ cfly{s ;xof]u :j?k ?=@% xhf/ tyf cfly{s cg'bfg
:j?k ? ! nfv pknAw u/fpFb} cfPsf] 5 eg] ;]jfdf /xFbf 3fOt] ePsf ;}lgsx¿nfO{ g]kfn ;/sf/af6 k|fKt
x'g] /sd a/fa/ g} sf]ifn] yk /sd cg'bfg lbg] k|aGw ul/Psf] 5 .
-r_
kl/jf/ cfjf; u[x
g]kfnL ;]gfsf axfnjfnf ;snbhf{n fO{ kl/jf/ cfjf; ;'ljwf pknAw u/fpg] p2]Z on] lgdf{0f ul/Psf
cfjf; u[xaf6 xfn;Dd !#^ kl/jf/n] ;'l jwf k|fKt u/]sf] a'lemG5 / o;nfO{ cem} lj:tf/ ug{] of]hgf sf]ifn]
/fv]sf] 5 .
-5_
ef}l ts k"j f{wf/ ljsf;
lzIff If]q sf sNof0fsf/L sfo{qmdx¿nfO{ lj:tf/ ug{] / cf}i fwf]krf/ Joj:yfkgdf cem} k|efjsfl/tf
Nofpg] gLlt cg'?k ef}lts k"jf{w f/ ljsf; sfo{qmdx¿ sf]ifn] ;~rfng ub{} cfO{/x]sf] 5 . o:tf ef}l ts
k"jf{w f/ ljsf; ug{] sfo{df sf]ifaf6 jflif{s cf}ift ?=&% s/f]8;Dd nufgL x'g] u/]sf] 5 .
-h_
e"=k"= ;}lgs ;+3nfO{ ;xof]u
o; sf]i fn] g]kfnL /fli6«o e"tk"j{ ;}lgs ;+3nfO{ ljZj e"=k"= ;}l gs dxf;+3sf] ;b:otf gjLs/0f ug{
jflif{s ! xhf/ & ;o ^) o'/f] cg'bfg lbF+b} cfPsf] 5 eg] cIfo sf]if cg'bfgdf zt k|ltzt j[l 4 u/L jflif{s
?=@ nfv k'¥ ofPsf] 5 .
-em_
k|fs[l ts k|sf]k /fxt
d'n 'sdf x'g hfg] ljleGg k|fs[lts k|sf]k tyf cGo ljleGg sf/0faf6 kLl8t JolQmx¿nfO{ /fxt :j?k
?=%) xhf/;Dd cfly{s /fxt k|bfg ug{] sf]ifsf] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 .
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lqmofsd{ cg'b fg
o; sf]i fn] lqmofsd{ cg'bfg ;DaGwL Joj:yfnfO{ k'g/fjnf]sg u/L o;} jif{b]l v ;fdfGo cj:yfdf
axfnjfnf tyf cjsfz k|fKt ;snbhf{sf] d[To'kZrft s[ofsd{ vr{ jfkt ?=!) xhf/ pknAw u/fpg] gLlt
agfOPsf] 5 .
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;}lgs ;]jf s]G b|sf] :yfkgf
o;} jif{b]lv kz' klt If]qdf k"hf, cr{gf, ;fdfGo :jf:Yo ;]j f tyf lqmofsd{d f ;xof]u k'¥ofpg]
p2]Zon] cfjZos hgzlQm ;lxtsf] Ps ;}l gs ;]jf s]Gb| :yfkgf u/L ;~rfng ul/Psf] 5 .
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gub k'/:sf/ ljt/0f
o; sf]i fn] ;}l gs cGtu{t ljleGg k];fut k|ltof]l utfdf k|yd, låtLo / t[tLo x'g ] u0f, u'NdnfO{
k|l tjif{ ?=!^ nfv ^ xhf/ gub k'/:sf/ ljt/0f ub{} cfO/x]sf] 5 .
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g]kfn ;/sf/sf] /fh:jdf of]ubfg
;}l gs sNof0fsf/L sf]ifdf df}Hbft /sd ljleGg a}+s tyf ljQLo ;+: yfx¿nfO{ lgIf]k pknAw u/fO{
cflh{t Jofhdf g]kfn ;/sf/nfO{ Jofhs/ e'Q mfgL jfkt jflif{s s/La ?=@% s/f]8 sf]ifn] /fh:jdf of]ubfg
u/]sf] 5 .
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PsLs[t ;"rgf tyf clen]v k|0 ffnLsf] :yfkgf
sf]if cGtu{t ;~rflnt ;Dk"0 f{ ultljlwx¿af/] ;DalGwt ;a}nfO{ tTsfn hfgsf/L u/fpg / sf]if
clen]v Joj:yfnfO{ ;d]t PsLs[t ug{ PsLs[t ;"rgf tyf clen]v k|0ffnLsf] yfngL sf]ifaf6 ul/Psf] 5 .
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;}lgs sNof0fsf/L af]8{sf] :yfkgf
sf]ifaf6 ;~rflnt sNof0fsf/L sfo{sf] a9\bf] If]qnfO{ b[li6ut u/L ;}lgs P]g @)^# / sNof0fsf/L
sf]if lgodfjnL @)^% n] Joj:yf u/] adf]l hd ;}lgs sNof0fsf/L sf]i f ;~rfng tyf Joj:yfkg ;ldltsf]
dftxt /xg] u/L axfnjfnf ;}lgsx¿, e"k" ;}lgsx¿ tyf u}/;}l gs ljz]if1x¿nfO{ ;d]t ;dfj]z u/]/ Ps
;}l gs sNof0fsf/L af]8{sf] :yfkgf ul/Psf] 5 . sNof0fsf/L ultljlwnfO{ lj:tf/ Pj+ ljs]Gb| Lt u/L b]zsf
ljleGg e"–efudf k'¥ ofpg] / gofF cfod"n s sfo{x¿sf] If]q klxrfg u/L To:tf If]qx¿df nufgL gLlt th'{df
ug{ ;xof]u k'¥ofpg' o; af]8{sf] p2]Z o /x]sf] 5 .
o;/L ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L sf]if cGtu{t xfn ;~rflnt sfo{x¿sf] ;/;tL{ cWoog ubf{ d"ntM lzIff If]q ,
:jf:Yo If]q cfjf; Pj+ ef}lts ;'ljwf tyf cGo cfly{s sfo{qmdx¿ /x]sf] 5 .
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lzIff If]q
lzIff r]tgfsf] d'xfg xf], ljsf;sf] k"j f{wf/ xf] / dflg;sf] g}; lu{s clwsf/ xf] . lzIffljgf JolQm, ;dfh /
/fi6«sf] ;d'l rt pGglt ;Dej 5}g . gLltdf …ljBf ljxLg kz'MÚ elgPsf] 5 . lzIffn] dflg;nfO{ cGwsf/af6
pHofnf]lt/, cefjaf6 k"0 f{tflt/, d[To'af6 cd/tflt/ n}hfg] ePsfn] o;nfO{ dfgjsf] g};lu{s clwsf/ dfGg ;lsG5 .
g]kfnL ;]g fn] lzIffsf dfWodaf6 klg cfkm\g f sNof0fsf/L sfo{nfO{ d"t{?k k|bfg u/]sf] 5 . cfw'l gs /
u'0f:t/Lo lzIffaf6 lzIffyL{x¿ jl~rt gx'g\ eGg] p2]Z onfO{ s]Gb|df /fvL d'n 'ssf ljleGg e"–efudf ljBfno txb]l v
:gfts tx;Ddsf z}l Ifs sfo{qmdx¿ ;~rfng u/]/ g]kfnL ;]gfn] cfkm\g f] lzIffk|l tsf] df]x k|s6 u/]sf] b]lvG5 .
xfn;Dd g]kfnL ;]g f sNof0fsf/L of]hgf lgb{]zgfno cGtu{t ;~rflnt dxfljBfno / ljBfnox¿ lgDg lnlvt 5g\ M
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;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, eQmk'/
;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, kf]v/f
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;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, w/fg
;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, ;'v{]t
;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, s}nfnL
;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, lrtjg
ljh]Zj/L 1fgdlGb/ ;}l gs dxfljBfno, sf7df08f}
l/k'dlb{gL ;}l gs dfWolds ljBfno, sf7df08f}
lrlsT;fzf:q dxfljBfno (College of Medicine) sf7df08f}
gl;{Ë dxfljBfno (College of Nursing) sf7df08f}
g]kfnL ;]g fåf/f cfkm\g f] sNof0fsf/L sfo{cGtu{t ;~rflnt oL gf}j6f dxfljBfno / Ps dfWolds ljBfnosf
af/]df ca ;+l IfKt rrf{ ul/G5 .
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;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, eQmk'/
g]kfnL ;]gfåf/f ;~rflnt of] ;a} eGbf h]7f] dxfljBfno xf] . o;sf] gftf tTsfnLg ;'l kË SofDk;;Fu
hf]l8Psf] 5 . lj=;+=@)#% ;fndf dsjfgk'/ lhNnf eLdkm]bLsf] ;'l kËdf lqe'j g ljZjljBfnosf] cflËs
SofDk;sf ?kdf lqe'jg ljZjljBfno / g]kfnL ;]g fsf] ;+o'Q m nufgLdf pQm sn]h ;~rfng ePsf] lyof] .
k|f/Dedf dfgljsLtkm{ k|j L0ftf k|df0fkq txsf] cWoog cWofkg x'g ] o; sn]hdf @)#& ;fnb]lv dfgljsL
;+sfodf cltl/Qm lj1fg ;+sfodf klg k|jL0ftf k|d f0fkq txsf] k7g kf7g ;'? x'g yfNof] . s/La & jif{
eLdkm]bLdf /x]/ @)$@ ;fn r}qdf ;Nnf3f/L eQmk'/df :yfgfGt/0f ePsf] of] dxfljBfno lj=;+=@)$# ;fn
kf}ifb]lv lqe'jg ljZjljBfnosf] ;DaGwg k|fKt jL/]Gb| ;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno -SofDk;_ gfdfs/0feO
g]kfnL ;]g fsf] k"0f{ :jfldTjdf lghL SofDk;sf ?kdf :yfkgfeO cfPsf]df @)^& >fj0fb]l v k'gM gfd
kl/jt{g eO ;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, eQmk'/sf gfddf b]zel/ rlr{t 5 . o; dxfljBfnodf SofDk;sf
cltl/Qm lj=;+= @)$$ ;fndf tTsfnLg ;/sf/sf] :jLs[l t lnO{ ljBfno ;d]t :yfkgf u/L sIff $ df k7g
kf7g k|f/De ul/Psf] a'lemG5 . ;'?df 5fqx¿n] dfq} cWoog ug{] df}sf kfpg] Joj:yf ePsf]df lj=;+=@)$^
;fndf SofDk;tkm{ / @)$& ;fnb]l v ljBfno txdf 5fqsf cltl/Qm 5fqfx¿nfO{ klg egf{ lnO{ ;xlzIff
k|0ffnL nfu' ul/Psf] b]l vG5 . o;} u/L @)^) ;fndf SofDk; txdf Joj:yfkg ljifo yk u/L pRr dfWolds
lzIff kl/ifb\af6 ;DaGwg k|fKt u/]/ @)^^ ;fn kZrft\ lj1fg, dfgljsL / Joj:yfkg tLgj6} ;+sfonfO{ k"0 f{
?kdf pRr dfWolds lzIff kl/ifb\ cGtu{t /fvL cWoog cWofkg x'Fb} cfPsf] 5 . dxfljBfnonfO{ ljsf; /
lj:tf/ ub{} n}hfg] g]kfnL ;]g fsf] gLltcg'?k ut jif{b]lv jL=P:;L -dfO{qmf]jfof]n f]hL / h]g ]/n ;fOG;_ tyf o;}
jif{b]l v aL=aL=P= txsf] z}lIfs sfo{qmd k|f/De ul/Psf] 5 . cfjf;Lo / 8]:sn/ b'j} ?kdf ;~rflnt o;
dxfljBfnodf :gfts txdf cWoog/t ljBfyL{ / o;} jif{b]l v sIff !! df -Joj:yfkg / lj1fg_ laxfgL ;qdf
cWoog ug{] afx]ssf ;Dk"0 f{ 5fqx¿ / @!! hgf 5fqfx¿ cfjf;Lo ?kdf /xL k7g kf7g ub{5 g\ . xfn sIff
% b]l v :gfts tx;Dd k9fO x'g ] o; dxfljBfnodf of] n]v tof/ kfbf{sf] ldlt;Dd @&)$ hgf ;}l gs / u}/
;}l gs ljBfyL{x¿ cWoog/t 5g\ eg] !%( hgf lzIfs / !(* hgf sd{rf/Lx¿ sfo{/t 5g\ . %*$ /f]kgL
If]qkmndf km}lnPsf] o; dxfljBfnonfO{ cem} ;'ljwf ;DkGg z}l Ifs ;+: yfsf ?kdf ljsl;t ug{ g]kfnL ;]g f
lg/Gt/ lqmofzLn /x]sf] b]l vG5 .
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;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, kf]v/f
b]zsf kfFrj6} ljsf; If]qdf dxfljBfno :yfkgf u/L ;~rfng ug{] g]kfnL ;]gfsf] gLltcg'?k
lj=;+= @)^! ;fndf kf]v/fdf :yflkt o; dxfljBfnodf sIff $ b]lv !@ ;Dd k7g kf7g x'g ] ub{5 . xfn
;}l gs / u}/ ;}l gstkm{ u/L !!!# hgf ljBfyL{x¿ cWoog ug{] o; dxfljBfnodf ^) hgf lzIfs / &* hgf
sd{rf/Lx¿ ;+n Ug /x]sf] 5 .
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;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, w/fg
k"jf{~rn ljsf; If]qcGtu{t ;~rflnt o; ;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfnosf] :yfkgf lj=;+=@)^@ ;fndf
ePsf] xf] . xfn sIff $ b]lv sIff !) ;Dd k7g kf7g x'g] o; dxfljBfnodf ;}l gs / u}/ ;}lgstkm{ u/L
&%$ hgf ljBfyL{x¿ cWoog/t 5g\ eg] $# hgf lzIfs / %% hgf sd{rf/L ;]jf/t 5g\ .
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;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, ;'v{]t
dWoklZrdf~rn ljsf; If]qcGtu{t @)^# ;fndf :yfkgf ePsf] o; ;}lgs dxfljBfnodf xfn sIff
$ b]lv !) ;Dd k7g kf7g eO/x]sf] 5 . o; dxfljBfnodf ;}lgs / u}/ ;}lgstkm{ u/L *)# hgf
5fq5fqfx¿ cWoot/t 5g\ eg] #* hgf lzIfs / ^) hgf sd{rf/Lx¿ sfo{/t 5g\ .
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;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, s}nfnL -wgu9L_
;'b"/ klZrdf~rn ljsf; If]qcGtu{t ;~rflnt o; ;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno @)^& ;fndf
:yflkt eO xfn sIff $ b]l v & ;Dd k7g kf7g eO/x]sf] 5 . o; dxfljBfnodf ;}l gs / u}/ ;}l gstkm{ u/L
#%( hgf ljBfyL{x¿ cWoog/t 5g\ eg] !& hgf lzIfs / @& hgf sd{rf/x¿ dxfljBfnodf cfj4 5g\ .
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;}lgs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno, lrtjg
lj=;+= @)^* ;fndf :yfkgf ul/Psf] o; ;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfnodf xfn sIff ^ / & df k7g
kf7g eO/x]sf] 5 . ;}lgs / u}/ ;}l gstkm{ u/L @$) hgf 5fq5fqfx¿ cWoot ug{] o; dxfljBfnodf !&
hgf lzIfs / #! hgf sd{rf/Lx¿ sfo{/t 5g\ .
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ljh]Zj/L 1fg dlGb/ ;}lgs dxfljBfno, sf7df08f}
lj=;+= @)%$ ;fndf :yfkgf ul/Psf] o; ;}l gs dxfljBfnodf ;}l gs tyf u}/ ;}l gssf 5f]/Lx¿ dfq
cWoog ub{5 g\ . sIff ! b]l v !@ ;Dd k7g kf7g x'g ] o; dxfljBfnodf xfn &^^ hgf 5fqfx¿ cWoog/t
5g\ eg] $# hgf lzIfs / @) hgf sd{rf/Lx¿ dxfljBfnodf ;]j f/t 5g\ .
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l/k'dlb{gL ;}lgs dfWolds ljBfno, sf7df08f}
lj=;+= @)^! ;fndf :yfkgf ul/Psf] o; ;}l gs dfWolds ljBfnodf sIff ! b]lv !) ;Dd k7g kf7g
x'Fb} cfO/x]sf] 5 . xfn @(( hgf ljBfyL{x¿ cWoog ug{] o; ljBfnodf @! hgf lzIfs / % hgf sd{rf/Lx¿
sfo{/t 5g\ .
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g]kfnL ;]gf :jf:Yo lj1fg ;+: yfg
g]kfnL ;]gf / /fi6«nfO{ cfjZos kg{] bIf :jf:YosdL{sf] pTkfbg u/L k];fut bIftfnfO{ clej[l4 ub{}
/fi6«s} Ps gd"gf :jf:Yo lzIf0f ;+: yfgsf] ?kdf :yflkt ug{] p2]Zo /fvL @)^* ;fndf sf7df08f}sf]
e08f/vfndf g]kfnL ;]gf :jf:Yo lj1fg ;+:yfgsf] :yfkgf ul/Psf] 5 . o; ;+: yfg cGtu{t lrlsT;fzf:q
dxfljBfno / gl;{Ë dxfljBfno xfn ;~rfngf cfPsf 5g\ eg d]l 8sn kf]l n6]l Sgs sn]h / sn]h ckm
8]G6n ;h{/L ;~rfng ug]{ of]hgfdf /x]sf 5g\ .
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lrlsT;fzf:q dxfljBfno (College of Medicine)
lqe'jg ljZjljBfno lrlsT;fzf:q cWoog ;+: yfgaf6 ;DaGwg k|fKt u/L !)) hgf ljBfyL{
egf{ lnP/ lj=;+=@)^* d+l ;/b]lv of] dxfljBfno ;~rfng x'Fb} cfPsf] 5 . xfn bf];|f] jif{df ;d]t u/L
o; dxfljBfnodf @)) hgf ljBfyL{x¿ cfjf;Lo ?kdf /xL cWoog ul//x]sf] b]l vG5 . tLdWo]
;}l gstkm{ $* 5fq, @( 5fqf / u}/ ;}l gs tkm{ (! 5fq / #@ 5fqf /x]sf] kfOG5 . MBBS cGtu{t
/x]sf] Basic Science ljifosf] cWoog sf7df08f}sf] e08f/vfndf / Clinical tyf Internship
jL/]Gb| c:ktfn 5fpgLdf / ;+:yfg cGtu{ t ;~rfngdf cfpg] l;len c:ktfndf u/fpg] Joj:yf
/x]sf] 5 . o; dxfljBfnodf Under Graduate Medical Training (MBBS Course) ;lsPsf] b'O{
jif{ kl5 Post Graduate Training ;~rfng ug]{ of]hgf /x]sf] a'lemG5 . o; dxfljBfnodf @% hgf
lzIfs / %% hgf sd{rf/L sfo{/t /x]sf] kfOG5 .
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lj=;+= @)^* kf}ifb]l v ;~rfngdf cfPsf] o; dxfljBfno cGtu{t PCL gl;{Ë CTEVT ;Fu
cfj4 /x]sf] 5 eg] BN / BSC Nursing lqe'jg ljZjljBfnodf cfj4 /xL ;~rfngdf cfPsf
5g\ . o; dxfljBfnodf BN Nursing df xfn ;}l gs 5fqf & / u}/ ;}l gs 5fqf &# h/L *) hgf
cWoot/t 5g\ eg] BSC Nursing df ;}lgs 5fqf !@ / u}/ ;}l gs 5fqf #( hgf u/L %! hgf
cWoog ub{5 g\ . o;}u/L PCL Nursing df ;}l gs 5fqf $@ / u}/ ;}lgs 5fqf #* u/L *) hgf
5fqfx¿ cWoog ub{} cfO/x]sf] 5g\ . oL tLgj6} sfo{qmddf @# hgf lzIfs / !# hgf sd{rf/Lx¿
;+n Ug /x]sf 5g\ .
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cfzfls/0f 5fqfjf;, ljh]Zj/L
g]kfnL ;] gfdf axfndf /xFbf cfkm\g f] st{Jo k'/f ug{] qmddf jL/ult k|fKt ug{] ;snbhf{sf 5f]/Lx¿nfO{ lzIff
k|bfg ug{] qmddf a:g / vfg ;xh xf];\ eGg] p2]Zon] ;}l gs >LdtL ;+3sf] ;lqmotfdf lj=;+=@)^! ;fndf o;
5fqfjf;sf] :yfkgf ePsf] 5 . o;sf ;fy} ;xf/fsf] cfjZostf kg{], b}jL k|sf]kdf k/L ljz]i f l;kmfl/; k|fKt g]kfnL
;]g fsf ;snbhf{sf 5f]/Lx¿nfO{ ljh]Z j/L 1fgdlGb/ ;}lgs dxfljBfnodf cWoog ug{] cj;/ k|fKt u/L o;}
5fqfjf;df /xg] Joj:yf ldnfOPsf] 5 . lj=;+=@)^# ;fnb]l v o; 5fqfjf;sf] ;Dk"0f{ vr{ sNof0fsf/L of]hgf
lgb{]zgfnon] a]xf]g {] u/L 5fqfx¿nfO{ lgMz'Ns vfg], a:g] ;'l jwf pknAw u/fpF+b} cfPsf] 5 . xfn o; 5fqfjf;df ()
hgf 5fqfx¿ al;/x]sf 5g\ eg] pQm 5fqfjf;sf] /]vb]v / Joj:yfkgsf nflu # hgf lzIfs / & hgf sd{rf/Lx¿
vl6Psf 5g\ .
g]kfnL ;]g fsf ;snbhf{x¿ -axnjfnf / cjsfz k|fKt_ tyf u}/;}l gssf ;Gtltx¿nfO{ Go"gtd z'N sdf
u'0f:t/Lo lzIff k|bfg u/L k|l tefzfnL, cg'zfl;t, ;[hgzLn b]zeQm hgzlQm tof/ kf/L g]kfnL ;]g fsf nflu
cfjZos clws[t tyf /fli6«o hghLjgsf ljleGg If]q df s'zn g]t[Tj k|bfg ug{] of]Uo ;Ifd z}l Ifs hgzlQm pTkfbg
ug'{ g]kfnL ;]g fåf/f ;~rflnt dxfljBfnox¿sf] d"Vo p2]Zo /x]sf] 5 . cfjZos ef}l ts k"j f{w f/ h'6fO{ ;~rfngdf
/x]sf oL dxfljBfnox¿sf] Joj:yfkgdf sNof0fsf/L sf]i faf6 lgs} 7"nf] wg/flz vr{ ePsf] 5 . g]kfnL ;]g f :jf:Yo
lj1fgcGtu{t ;~rflnt dxfljBfnonfO{ 5f8]/ ;ftj6f dxfljBfno tyf Ps dfWolds ljBfnosf] ;~rfng ug{ rfn'
vr{ s/La ?= %) s/f]8 /x]sf] a'lemG5 eg] :jf:Yo lj1fg ;+:yfgsf] ;~rfng ug{ s/La ? @% s/f]8 vr{ /x]sf]
a'lemG5 . o;/L lzIff If]q df ePsf] vr{ sf] t'ngfdf cfDbfgL eg] lgs} sd /x]sf] tYon] b]vfpF5 . o;y{ sNof0fsf/L
sf]ifsf] Jofhaf6 ;~rfngdf cfPsf oL z}lIfs ;+:yfgx¿nfO{ cfTdlge{/ agfpF+b} n}hfg] gLlt nfu' ug{ cfjZos 5 .
;}l gssf nflu ^) k|ltzt / u}/ ;}l gssf nflu $) k|ltlzt sf]6f lgwf{/0f u/L ljBfyL{ egf{ k|l qmof nfu' ul/Psf oL
dxfljBfnox¿df xfn &$$( hgf ljBfyL{x¿ cfjf;Lo Pj+ 8]: sn/sf ¿kdf /xL cWoog/t 5g\ eg] pRr txb]l v
>]0fLljxLg ;Ddu/L s/La !! ;olzIfs Pj+ sd{rf/Lx¿n] dxfljBfnox¿df /f]huf/L k|fKt u/]sf] 5 .
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v]ns'b Pj+ zf/Ll/s JofofdnfO{ lzIffs} Ps cleGg cËsf ¿kdf :yflkt ug'{
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lzIfs Pj+ sd{rf/Lsf] k];fut bIftf / j[lQ ljsf;sf nflu ljleGg tflndsf] Joj:yf ul/g'
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lzIfs Pj+ sd{rf/Lx¿nfO{ tnj eQfsf] /fd|f] Joj:yf x'g '
hª\uL c8\8f / sNof0fsf/L of]hgf lgb]{zgfnosf] lgb]{zgnfO{ s]Gb|df /fvL ;+: yfsf] z}lIfs pGgogdf h'6\g'
z}lIfs Pj+ cltl/Qm lqmofsnfksf If]qdf pNn]vgLo /fli6«o pknJwLx¿ xfl;n ug'{ .
lzIff If]qsf] ;'b[9Ls/0fdf yflnPsf yk k|of; / of]hgfx¿
g]kfnL ;]gfsf] sNof0fsf/L of]hgfcGtu{t ;~rflnt ;Dk"0 f{ dxfljBfno tyf ljBfnonfO{ cem} Jojl:yt ug{
s]xL yk k|o f;sf] yfngL ul/Psf] 5 . tL k|o f; / of]hgfx¿nfO{ lgDg lnlvt a'Fbfx¿df k|: t't ul/G5 M
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;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfno eQmk'/nfO{ Center of Excellence sf ¿kdf :yfkgf ug]{ /
dxfljBfnodf lj1fg / Joj:yfkg ;+sfotkm{ :gfts txsf] sIff ;~rfng ug{sf nflu u'?of]hgf cg'; f/
cfjZos ef}l ts k"j f{w f/ ;DkGg ug]{ .
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o; dxfljBfnodf utjif{ sIff $ x6fO{ ;s]sf] / cfufdL z}lIfs ;qb]lv sIff % klg x6fO{ sIff ^
b]lv dfq ljBfno txsf] k7g kf7g ug]{ .
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kf]v/fl:yt ;}l gs dxfljBfnodf sIff !@ ;Ddsf] k7gkf7g eO;s]sf] ;Gbe{df Toxfaf6 klg lj=;+=
@)&! ;fnb]l v sIff $ / % x6fO{ sIff ^ b]l v dfq ljBfyL{ egf{ lng] .
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lj=;+= @)&! ;fnb]l v w/fgl:yt ;}l gs dxfljBfnodf !)+@ sIff ;~rfng u/L ;f]xL z}lIfs zqb]l v
qmdzM sIff $ / % x6fO{ sIff ^ df dfq ljBfyL{ egf{ lng] .
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lj=;+= @)&! ;fnb]l v l/k'dlb{g L ;}l gs dfWolds ljBfnoaf6 sIff ^ b]lv !) x6fO{ sIff ! b]l v %
;Dd @÷@ ;]S;g ;~rfng ug]{ / pQm ljBfnoaf6 sIff % cWoog k'/f u/]sf 5fqfx¿sf nflu Ps ;]S;g
sf]6f ljh]Z j/L 1fg dlGb/ ;}l gs dxfljBfnodf cf/lIft u/L k|j ]z k/LIffsf cfwf/df of]Uo 5fqfx¿nfO{ egf{
lng] .
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ljh]Zj/L 1fg dlGb/ ;}lgs dxfljBfnodf sIff ! b]lv % ;Dd !÷! ;]S;g / sIff ^ b]lv !@ ;Dd
@÷@ ;]S;g 5fqfx¿sf nflu ;~rfng ug]{ .
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l/k'dlb{gL ;}lgs dfWolds ljBfnoaf6 sIff % pQL0f{ ug]{ 5fqx¿sf nflu sf]ifaf6 ;~rflnt ;a}
;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxfljBfnox¿df sIff ^ df cWoogsf nflu k|j ]z k/LIffsf cfwf/df @÷@ sf]6f cf/lIft ug]{
/ pQm sf]6fdf ljBfyL{ egf{ ubf{ g]kfnL ;] gfsf ;snbhf{sf 5f]/fx¿ ;/x gLlt lgod nfu' ug]{ .
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;}l gs cfjf;Lo dxflaBfnox¿sf] sf]i fsf] cfly{s bfloTjnfO{ lglZrt ;Ldfleq /fVg xfnsf] ;}lgs /
u}/ ;}lgs cg'kft -qmdzM ^)% / $)% nfO{ sfod /fVb} lgDg lnlvt yk Joj:yf nfu' ul/Psf] 5 M
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lzIf0f z'Nsdf k'g /fjnf]sg u/L xfnnfO{ u}/;}l gstkm{ % k|ltzt / ;}l gstkm{ !) k|l tzt
z'Ns j[l 4 ul/Psf] .
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;}l gs ljBfno / dxfljBfnox¿nfO{ sf]ifaf6 k|bfg ub{} cfPsf] cf+l zs k': ts tyf nQfsk8f
cg'bfg s6f}lt ul/Psf] .
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g]kfn ;/sf/ lzIff dGqfnon] tof/ kf/]sf] ljBfno ;'/Iff of]hgf cg';f/ ;}l gs dxfljBfnox¿sf]
ef}l ts tyf z}l Ifs Joj:yfkgdf k'g/fjnf]sg ug{ yflnPsf] .
kx'Fr, u'0f:t/ / Joj:yfkgsf b[l i6n] d'n'sdf ;~rflnt sltko lghL z}l Ifs ;+: yfx¿ cGt/f{li6«o dfkb08sf]
glhs k'Ug ;kmn ePsf b]l vG5g\ . tL dWo] g]kfnL ;]g fåf/f ;~rflnt dxfljBfnox¿ klg kb{5g\ eGbf cGoyf
gxf]nf . g]kfnsf] lzIff j}1flgs x'g ;s]g , /f]huf/Ld'vL ePg, hgd'vL x'g ;s]g , ;f+:s[lts / ;fdflhs klxrfgd'vL
ePg, ul/vfg] k|s[ltsf] x'g ;s]g , nufgL cg';f/sf] k|l tkmn lbg ;s]g , cfkm\g f] 1fg, ;Lk / IfdtfnfO{ d'n 'ssf]
;d'Ggltdf nufpg] k|s[ltsf] of]Uo, ;Ifd / b]zeQm z}l Ifs hgzlQm ck]lIft ?kdf pTkfbg ug{ ;lsPg eg] h:tf
cg]sf}+ cf/f]k d'n'ssf] lzIff k4ltn] v]Kg' k/]sf] ;Gbe{df g]kfnL ;]gfåf/f b]zsf ljleGg e"–efudf ;~rflnt z}l Ifs
;+: yfx¿n] o; dflysf ;jfndf ljrf/ u/L cfkm\g f z}l Ifs ultljlwx¿ ;~rfng ug'{ cfjZos 5 . s'g } klg z}lIfs
;+: yfsf] ljsf;df gf} …cÚ sf] ljz]i f e"l dsf x'g ] wf/0ff lzIffljb\x¿sf] kfOG5, tL x'g \–-!_ cWofks -lzIfs_, -@_
cWoogfyL{ -ljBfyL{_, -#_ cWoog ljifo Pj+ ljlw -kf7\o qmd_, -$_ cleefjs -%_ cg'zf;g -^_ ckgTj -&_ cg'udg
-lg/LIf0f_ -*_ cg'bfg -(_ cg';Gwfg . oL kIfx¿df klg Wofg lbP/ cl3 a9\g ;s] ;}l gs dxfljBfnox¿sf] k|l ti7fdf
cem} clej[l4 cfpg] lglZrt 5 .
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5fqj[l Q ;DaGwL Joj:yf
;}l gs dxfljBfnox¿df cWoog ug{ gkfPsf g]kfnL ;]gfsf ;snbhf{sf h]x]Gbf/ ;Gtltx¿nfO{ ;}l gs
sNof0fsf/L sf]ifaf6 lglZrt k|lqmofsf cfwf/df 5fqj[lQ k|bfg ug{] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . g]kfnL ;]gfsf axfnjfnf tyf
cjsfz k|fKt ;}lgssf 5f]/f5f]/Lx¿sf] k7g kf7gdf 6] jf k'¥ofpg / cleefjsx¿nfO{ s]xL cfly{s /fxt ;d]t ldnf];\
eGg] p2]Zon] sf]i faf6 5fqj[l Qsf] Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 . ;}lgs sNof0fsf/L sf]i faf6 lgDg lnlvt tLg lsl;dsf z}lIfs
5fqj[lQ k|bfg ug{] ul/Psf] 5 M
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;}l gs sNof0fsf/L 5fqj[l Q -:jb]z_
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;}l gs sNof0fsf/L 5fqj[l Q -ljb]z_
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k|wfg;]g fklt 5fqj[lQ
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;}lgs sNof0fsf/L 5fqj[lQ -:jb]z_
g]kfnL ;]g fsf] axfnjfnf / cjsfz k|fKt ;}lgssf sIff ^ b]lv !@ sIff;Dd cWoog/t 5f]/f
5f]/Lx¿nfO{ of] 5fqj[l Q k|bfg ug{] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . x/]s jif{sf] efb| dlxgfdf cfj]bgsf] ;"rgf k|sflzt u/]/
a} zfv dlxgfdf 5fqj[lQ :j?k dfl;s ?=%)) sf b/n] jflif{s ? ^ xhf/ k|l t ljBfyL{ k|bfg ul/G5 . of] 5fqj[l Q
g]kfn ;/sf/af6 dfGotf k|fKt z}l Ifs ;+:yfx¿df cWoog ul//x]sf g]kfnL ;]gfsf axfnjfnf tyf cjsfz k|fKt
;}l gssf ;xf]b/ 5f]/f 5f]/Lx¿nfO{ dfq lbOG5 . 5fqj[l Qsf nflu lgj]bg lbPsf] jif{ eGbf cl3Nnf] jflif{s
k/LIffdf lgh ljBfyL{n] sDtLdf %) k|l tzt cª\s k|fKt u/]sf] x'g' kg{]5 eg] dfWoflds ljBfnosf] xsdf !*
jif{ / pRr dfWolds ljBfnosf] xsdf @! jif{ ggf3]sf] x'g ' kg{] Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 . 5fqj[l Q kfpg lgj]bgsf
;fy ;DalGwt ljBfyL{sf] rfl/lqs k|df0fkqsf] k|ltlnlk, cl3Nnf] jif{sf] nAwfª\skqsf] k|l tlnlk, hGdbtf{sf]
k|df0fkqsf] k|l tlnlk / cjsfz k|fKt ;}l gssf xsdf k]G;g k§fsf] k|l tlnlk ;+nUg ug'{ cfjZos 5 . )^(÷&)
df of] 5fqj[lQ k|fKt ug{] ljBfyL{sf] ;+Vof !*))! /x]sf] tYon] b]vfpF5 .
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;}lgs sNof0fsf/L 5fqj[lQ -ljb]z_
g]kfnL ;]gfsf] anflws[t ljefuaf6 5gf}6 eO{ MBBS tyf cGo k|fljlws ljifodf cWoog ug{ ljb]z
hfg] axfnjfnf jf cjsfz k|fKt ;}lgssf 5f]/f5f]/LnfO{ lj=;+=@)## ;fnb]l v jflif{s¿kdf lglZrt /sd
5fqj[lQ :j?k k|bfg ug{] Joj:yf xfn;Dd sfod /x]sf] kfOG5 . ldq/fi6« ef/t, kfls:tfg, aª\unfb]z /
rLgdf uO{ MBBS tyf cGo k|fljlws ljifodf cWoog ug{ hfg] k|fljlws -d]l 8sn÷OlGhlgo/_ Sof8]6x¿nfO{
of] 5fqj[l Q k|bfgug{] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . ldq/fi6« aª\unfb]zdf cWoog ug{ hfg] d]l8sn Sof8]6sf nflu
6\o ';g lkm :j?k jflif{s gf} ;o o'=P;=8n/ k|bfg ug{] ul/G5 eg] kfls:tfg, aª\unfb]z / ef/tdf cWoog
ug{ hfg] d]l 8sn Sof8]6xsf nflu ks]6 vr{ jfkt dfl;s () o'= P;=8n/ k|bfg ug{] Joj:yf 5 . ef/tdf
Olnlhljln6L / /lhi6«];g z'Ns jfkt ltg'{kg{] lkm kfFr ;o o'=P;=8n/ k|bfg ug{] ul/G5 eg] ldq/fi6« rLgåf/f
5fqj[lQdf cWoog ug{ hfg] d]l8sn Sof8]6sf nflu b}lgs ks]6 vr{ jfkt $ o'=P;=8n/sf b/n] jflif{s
!,$$) o'= P;=8n/ k|bfg ug{] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . of] 5fqj[lQ kfpgsf nflu klg ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L 5fqj[lQ
-:jb]z_ df pNn]v ul/Psf cfjZos sfuhft lgj]bgsf ;fy ;+n Ug ug'{ kg{] x'G5 .
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k|wfg;]gfklt 5fqj[l Q
g]kfnL ;]g fdf ;]jf/t /x+bfsf] cj:yfdf d[To' ePdf jf hª\uL sf/jfxLdf k/L jL/ult k|fKt ug{]
;snbhf{sf ^ b]l v !* jif{ pd]/ ;Ddsf 5f]/f5f]/L b'O{ hgfnfO{ dfl;s ? &)) sf b/n] jflif{s ? *$))
5fqj[lQ:j?k /sd ljt/0f ug{] Joj:yf sf]ifn] u/]sf] 5 . of] 5fqj[l Q k|fKt ug{ ;DalGwt ljBfyL{n ] lgj]bgsf
;fy cfkm\g f] rfl/lqs k|d f0fkqsf] k|l tlnlk, cl3Nnf] jif{sf] nAwfªskqsf] k|ltlnlk, hGdbtf{ k|df0fkqsf]
k|l tlnlk Pj+ cfdf / aRrfsf] k]G;g k§fsf] k|ltlnlk k]; ug'{ cfjZos 5 .
o;/L k|bfg ul/g] oL 5fqj[l Qjfkt ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L sf]i faf6 em08} rf}w s/f]8 ?k}o fF k|l tjif{ nufgL
ePsf] 5 .
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:jf:Yo hgzlQm g} /fi6«l gdf{0 fsf cfwf/ x'g\ eGg] s'/fnfO{ dgg ub{} g]kfnL ;]gfn] cfkm\g f axfnjfnf ;}lgssf
kl/jf/ tyf cjsfz k|fKt ;}lgs / ltgsf cfl>t kl/jf/x¿nfO{ cf}ifwf]krf/ ;]jf ;'ljwf k|bfg ug{] p2]Z on]
lj=;+= @)#@ ;fndf k|wfg ;]gfkltsf] cWoIftfdf sNof0fsf/L sf]if Joj:yfkg ;ldltsf] Joj:yf u/L ;f] cGtu{t ;}l gs
cf}i fwf]krf/ ;]jf pk ;ldlt u7g u/L sNof0fsf/L cf}ifwf]krf/ ;]j f ;'ljwf k|bfg ub{} cfO{/x]sf] 5 . sNof0fsf/L
cf}i fwf]krf/ Joj:yf sfof{no sf7df08f}sf] dxfª\sfn :yfgdf /x]sf]df lj=;+=@)^& d+l ;/b]lv 5fpgLl:yt >L jL/]Gb|
c:ktfn kl/;/df :yfgfGt/0f u/fO{ pQm ;]jf ;'l jwf k|bfg ug{] sfo{ eO/x]sf] 5 . sNof0fsf/L cf}ifwf]krf/ Joj:yf
sfof{n oaf6 lgDg lnlvt ;]jfx¿ k|bfg ug{] ul/Psf] 5 M
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hL=cf]=kL=8L= ;]j f
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l8:k]G;/L ;]jf
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axfnjfnf ;}l gssf kl/jf/ tyf cjsfz k|fKt ;}lgs / ltgsf cfl>t kl/jf/nfO{ pknAw u/fOg] cf}i fwf]krf/
;]j f ;'ljwfx¿ o; k|sf/ 5g\M
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jL/]Gb| c:ktfn 5fpgLleq pknAw x'g ] ;Dk"0 f{ ;]jf ;'ljwfx¿ .
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pQm c:ktfndf pknAw gx'g ] t/ sNof0fsf/L of]hgf lgb{]zgfnon] tf]s]sf] c:ktfndf x'g ]
cf}i fwf]krf/ ;] jf ;'ljwfx¿ .
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jL/]Gb| c:ktfnleq / aflx/ x'g] ;]j f ;'l jwfx¿df d]l 8sn af]8{sf] l;kmfl/; cg'; f/ Ps cfly{s jif{df
Ps JolQmnfO{ ? Ps nfv;Ddsf] cf}ifwf]krf/ ;]jf ;'l jwf pknAw u/fpg] Joj:yf /x]sf] .
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cfjf; tyf ladf zfvfaf6 k|l qmof k'/f u/L cfPsf lj/fdLx¿nfO{ :jf:Yo ladf zfvfaf6 cf}ifwL tyf
/sd pknAw u/fpg] Joj:yf /x]sf] .
axfnjfnf ;}l gssf kl/jf/ tyf cjsfz k|fKt ;}lgs / ltgsf kl/jf/ afx]s of] cf}ifwf]krf/ ;]j f ;'ljwf /Iff
dGqfno, hª\uL c8\8f / cGtu{tsf lghfdtL sd{rf/Lx¿, ;}lgs dxfljBfno÷ljBfnosf lzIfs÷sd{rf/Lx¿ tyf
sNof0fsf/L sf]if;Fu ;DalGwt lghfdtL sd{rf/lx¿ Pj+ /fli6«o :t/df Voflt k|fKt u}/;}l gs JolQmx¿nfO{ ;d]t k|bfg
ug{] Joj:yf /x]sf] 5 . o;/L k|bfg ul/g] sNof0fsf/L cf}i fwf]krf/ ;]jf ;'ljwf jfkt ;}l gs sNof0fsf/L sf]i faf6 jflif{s
em08} rfnL; s/f]8 ?k}oFf cfly{s bfloTj /x]sf] 5 . sf]i faf6 ;~rflnt o; ;]jfnfO{ cem} Jojl:yt, k|efjsf/L /
;do;fk]If agfpFb} ;DalGwt ;a}sf] kx'Fr;Dd k'¥ofpg cf}ifwf]krf/ Joj:yf sfof{n o lg/Gt/ lqmofzLn /x]sf] 5 .
o; sNof0fsf/L cf}i fwf]krf/ ;]j f ;'ljwfnfO{ k| efjsf/L agfpg rflnPsf sbdx¿ lgDg lnlvt 5g\ M
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cf}i fwL vl/b k|lqmofnfO{ yk Jojl:yt ug{ / ldtJooL 9+uaf6 u'0f:t/Lo cf}ifwL vl/b ug{ 5'§}
7]Ssfk6\6f ;ldlt u7g ug{] Joj:yf ul/Psf] 5 .
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cf}i fwf]krf/ ;'l jwfnfO{ ;do;fk]If ¿kdf ;~rfng ug{ tyf lgoldt cg'udg / d"Nofª\sg ug{
sfo{/yLsf] cWoIftfdf cg'udg, /]vb]v / lgoGq0f ;ldlt u7g ug{] Joj:yf ldnfOPsf] 5 .
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cf}i fwf]krf/ ;]j fdf ;+n Ug lgsfox¿ ;}l gs :jf:Yo dxflgb{]zgfno, jL/]Gb| c:ktfn tyf sNof0fsf/L
cf}i fwf]krf/ Joj:yf sfof{nosf] lhDd]jf/L ;lxtsf] sfo{ljlw tof/ kfg{] k|l qmof cl3 a9fOPsf] 5 .
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vlr{n f] aGb} uO/x]sf] cf}ifwf]krf/ / ;]jf k|bfg ug'{kg{] JolQmx¿sf] a9\bf] rfknfO{ Wofgdf /fv]/
cfjZos bIf hgzlQmåf/f cfw'l gs k|l jlwsf] dfWodaf6 ;]jf lbg cf}ifwf]krf/ Joj:yf sfof{non] yk k|of;sf]
yfngL u/]sf] 5 .
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g]kfn ;/sf/af6 lgMz'Ns k|bfg x'g ] cf}ifwLx¿ g]kfnL ;]gfn] ;xh?kdf k|fKt ug{ cfjZos kxn
ul/Psf] 5 .
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cf}i fwf]krf/ ;]jf ;'l jwfx¿ ;/n / ;xh ?kdf k|bfg ug{ cfjZos of]hgf agfO{ ;]jfu|fxLnfO{ ;Gt'i 6
kfg{] k|o f; eO/x]sf] 5 .
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;}lgs k'g:yf{kgf s]Gb|
d'n 'sdf ePsf cfGtl/s åGåsf ;dodf sof}+ dflg;x¿ lj:yflkt x'g 'sf ;fy} w]/} JolQmx¿ ckfË eO{ hLjg
JotLt ul//x]sf 5g\ pSt åGådf 3fOt] eO{ ckfª\u x'g k'u]sf g]kfnL ;]g fsf hjfgsf ;fy} cGo ;'/Iff lgsfo tyf
;j{;fwf/0f hgtfnfO{ ;d]t bL3{sfnLg ?kdf ;]jf k|bfg ug{] p2]Z on] g]kfnL ;]gfn] @)^! ;fndf ;}l gs k'g :yf{kgf
s]Gb| vf]Ng] lg0f{o u/]sf] b]l vG5 . xfn sf7df08f}sf] e08f/vfndf o; s]Gb|sf] sfof{n o :yfkgf eO{ ckfËtf ePsf tyf
kLl8t hgx¿sf nflu cfjZos ;]j f k|bfg ug{] sfo{ o; s]Gb|af6 eO/x]sf] 5 .
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cfjf; tyf ladf sfo{qmd
g]kfnL ;]gfdf sfo{/t ;snbhf{n fO{ 3/ 38]/Lsf] k|aGw ug{ ;xh xf];\ eGg] x]t'n] Pj+ s'g} ljklQdf kbf{
cfly{s /fxt k|bfg ug{ ;lsof];\ eGg] sNof0fsf/L p2]Zon] cfjf; tyf ladf of]hgf cGtu{t lgDg lnlvt sfo{q mdx¿
;~rfngdf /x]sf] 5 M
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cfjf; of]hgf -v_ ;x'l not C0f of]hgf -u_ 38]/L ljsf; of]hgf cfjf; cGtu{t ;~rflnt
sfo{q mdx¿ 5g\ eg] ladf cGtu{t -s_ ;fwf/0f ladf -v_ b'3{6gf ladf -u_ :jf:Yo ladf h:tf sfo{qmdx¿
;~rflnt 5g\ . o;sf ;fy} æclt/yL gL/ b}j L k|sf]k p¢f/ cIfo sf]i fÆ dfkm{t klg g]kfnL ;]g fsf klbs eGbf
d'l gsf ;sn bhf{n fO{ /fxt k|bfg ug{] Joj:yf sNof0fsf/L of]hgf lgb{]zgfnon] u/]sf] 5 .
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>L jL/]Gb| zflGt sfo{ tflnd s]Gb| -kfFrvfn_ df sNof0fsf/L sfo{
;+o 'Qm /fi6«;+3sf] cfx\jfgdf ljZj zflGt :yfkgfy{ g]kfnaf6 vl6O{ hfg] zflGt ;} lgsx¿nfO{ tflnd u/fpg]
p2]Zon] :yflkt o; s]Gb|df ePsf sNof0fsf/L sfo{x¿ o; k|sf/ 5g\M
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zflGt ;]g fdf ;lDdlnt eO{ hfg] ;snbhf{sf] :jf:Yo k/LIf0f ug{] p2]Z on] sNof0fsf/L of]hgf
lgb{]zgfnoaf6 lgsf;f ePsf] gf}nfv krf; xhf/ ?k}ofFaf6 Level1 c:ktfnsf] lgdf{0f u/L cfjZos
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