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Jan30
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Nepal has just started to see political stability but this small country is afflicted by various problems. One such major problem is fake education certificate. There are many people in Nepal who are working in different high ranking posts with no educational qualifications. A former public service commission secretary revealed that there are 35000 people in government offices holding fake educational certificates. I am quoting from Gorkhapatra: It has been reported time and again that many people in the country have been enjoying high posts submitting fake educational certificates. According to some sporadic reports flashed on media, there are fairly a large number of people who have occupied high-ranking posts in the government services using fake educational certificates. It is believed that there could be people in every government sector with fake certificates, mostly bought from India. In such a situation to take any action against those people who are now in the influential positions, will be an uphill task. It is suspected that even there could be some employees within the CDC who might possess fake Indian certificates. These people will never support any probe formed to look into fake educational certificates. This was the reason why a free and fair investigation failed to make a steady headway in the past. Under this circumstance, we have plenty of reasons for doubting about the work undertaken by the CDC. Now the question that every Nepali wants to ask the CDC whether its staff would perform their task by alacrity and determination. However, we have yet to see that how the new government will react against those culprits who have been enjoying the perks, which they do not deserve for that. Much sensation was created when one of the then secretaries of Public Service Commission (PSC) revealed that about 35,000 persons in the government service hold fake certificates. This statement of the secretary instilled a sense of fear in the mind of many employees who held fake certificates. Later when a high-level probe committee was formed to look into employees with fake certificates, defaulters sensed an axe hanging over their neck that could land at any moment. Before an action was taken against them, many employees decided to quit their jobs voluntarily. 
This is a serious problem. Education is one of five basic needs of human beings. Without good education, a country can never develop. A person who undergoes hardship to acquire education deserves respect. If another person with no educational qualifications gets better job than the educated person then what is the meaning of acquiring education. If Nepal’s government allows this to continue then hundreds and thousands of students would become disheartened. Necessary steps must be taken to find the guilty ones and punish them. Related article: Gorkhapatra
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Jan29
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Jan28
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Jan27
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Jan26
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Jan25
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Jan22
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Jan21
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Jan20
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Jan19
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Jan18
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Jan15
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Jan14
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Jan13
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Jan12
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Jan11
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Jan 9
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Jan 8
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Jan 7
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Jan 6
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Jan 5
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Jan 3
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Jan 2
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Jan 1
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