The second series of 'Chittaun Kacheheri', which started on Friday in Narayangadh, ended on Saturday, discussing issues such as literature, society, education, politics, environment, etc. From scientists to children participated in this session of 'Chittaun Kacheheri'.
Pakistani nuclear scientist Dr. Parvez Hudbhoy and Indian writer and campaigner Harsh Mandar were the main speakers of the program. Dr. Parvez gave a scholarly speech at the opening of
'Chitwan Kacheheri'. On the second day session, Dr. Jeevan Chhetri debated between him and Harsh Mandar about the state of communal rise, hatred, polarization and violence in South Asian politics, reasons and ways to prevent it.
Both Indian and Pakistani scholars were of the opinion that if they wholeheartedly stand in favor of minorities, such contaminated activities against humanity will not occur.
Journalist Amit Dhakal debated with Congress General Minister Gagan Thapa, Ushakiran Timilsina of UML, Renu Chand of Maoist and Santosh Pariyar of Rashtriya Swatantra Party on 'Politics of the New Age, Fear of Ending or Opportunity to Come True'.
leaders admitted that there are problems within the party and said that they hope to improve as they are resolved. Before this debate, Dr. Chaitanya Mishra gave a lecture on education. Putting leaders in front, Mishra spoke about the state and direction of higher education.
Advance Pandit in Bal Kacheheri, Vivesh Thokar Tamang, Rajkumari Chepang and Prashti Parajuli spoke about the wishes and expectations of children. Similarly, the facilitator Bipin Acharya interacted with Prem Bahadur Bohra, Rojan Pariyar, Durga Karki and Adarsh Mishra in the session called "What is the thinking of the young generation". Sagar Karki discussed about the negligence in waste management.
In the session entitled 'Waste management: the issue of someone's waste is everyone's', engineer Karki asked Nawalparasi Madhyabindu Municipality chief Bhimalal Adhikari, sanitation worker Sunita Gurung, cleaning campaign worker Bhojraj Kandel and Roshan KC of the private waste management company 'Safa Urja' about the problem and solutions. had asked
In the session 'How to destroy the foundation of the caste system', Tejnarayan Sada, Sita Vishwakarma Yakan and Dr. Subas Basnet shared their experiences and methods of ending caste discrimination with facilitator Mahesh Nepali.
In the evening, Govindaraj Vinodi, Poshraj Paudel, Sunimaya Chepang, Maya Konme Gurung, Ranjana Limbu, Prakash Chapagain, Sunil Mahato, Anjan Pradeep and others recited poetry and the 'Chittaun Kacheheri' was over.
