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KAPIL THAPA with Kapil Thapa Fan Club at Delhi

By himalayanreview
KAPIL THAPA with Kapil Thapa Fan Club at Delhi







Pictured shared by Bishal Rai 'Kirath'



KAPIL THAPA FAN CLUB – DELHI

'History repeats itself once as a Tragedy and Second Time as a Farce"

The ultimate reunion of Gorkhas once again in a quest for identity was dealt with severe torture, hard work, dedication and perseverance.

The integration of Gorkhas dates back to 1835 AD, but it repeatedly failed due to catechism.

Thus, in an age of realization, an age of McDonald's and Coke, all our young Gorkhas were driven into a world of Modernization and, of course, into the threshold of a corporate world. By virtue of being Gorkhas, we live as Gorkhas worldwide.

The world of Gorkhas was never invaded or conquered, and there will be no will to do so in the future. Alexander 'The Great' failed, Napoleon III had a signatory agreement, Hitler had all the praises, and Joseph Stalin paid the homage, not forgetting the British were always in good relations with the Gorkhas.

In the history books, Afghanistan was under Gorkha's control, China was, Burma was, and the whole world was. But today, when the euphoria of the aftermath of Indian Idol creeps in, the Gorkhas must unite once again. No one will come for unification, but the community must stand by the side of the Gorkhas as a whole.

Kapil Thapa, the 'Gorkha' army men, will rule and will have to win. We are the conquerors, and we will rule again, this time once again in the form of a melancholic tune so soothing in the heart of a million Gorkhas worldwide. Gorkhas Came! Gorkhas Saw! and the Gorkhas will conquer once again.

Furthermore, on January 14, 2009, the Kapil Fan Club, Delhi, was formed on Maghay Sangrati to mobilize the cause.

The executive body members are:

Y.K. Shrestha, President

Robert Tamang, Vice President

Deep Lama, Secretary,

Vishal Kirat Rai, Media and Publicity

Nelson Pradhan, Co-ordinator

Kamal Prahdan, Co-ordinator

The Executive body has requested people from every walk of life to support the generous cause.

Also, Kapil Fan Club, Delhi, would like to thank Ms. Jyoti Thapa Mani for her support.

For further details, please contact: raisforte@yahoo.com

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