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Nicks have created a nose to say politics: Minister Sharma
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Minister of Communication and Information Technology Rekha Sharma has said that a situation has been created where the name of politics is shriveled. Addressing the 18th foundation day and honor program of Nepal Literary Journalists Association in Kathmandu on Thursday, she said that although politics is the basic policy of the country, today it is a situation where corruption has become a problem.
She insisted that it is not possible to reform other areas without reforming the country's Maoist politics.
Minister Sharma said that everyone needs to think to improve politics. She emphasized that there should be necessary work for political reforms from the literary field as well. She said that it is the responsibility of all citizens to fulfill the responsibility of moving the society forward in a positive way.
Why is everyone turning their noses up more than politics today? After all, politics is the basic policy of the country. This is the Mao policy. Until this basic policy, the Mao policy, is corrected, it is not possible to improve all other areas without correcting it. That's why we all have to think about how to improve it, how to move it forward?' she said.
Minister Sharma said that the government is also working with literary journalism as the focal point. She said that since the current age is the age of information and technology, it is necessary to make literature also information and technology friendly.
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