Kamala Budhathoki 'Sarup'

A good economic system

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A good economic system features selfish incentives for creative and hardworking people. It is a system where selfishness benefits both the producer and the consumer, since the latter is the final arbiter of what is sold, as "the consumer is king." Since a bad economic/political's economy will lack adequate incentives, its workers will not produce well.

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Public Transport in Cape May County: A Growth Roadblock

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Kamala Budhathoki Sarup Cape May County, with its unspoiled beaches, historic character, and frenzied summer resort tourism, is confronted with a stealthy issue that threatens to undermine its economic growth and destroy the visitor experience: the lack of a public transportation system. Even with high-strength attractions for residents as well as visitors alike, the failure of a viable transport system has the effect of leaving people in frustration and businesses struggling to reach their potential. A Network Without Trains

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Democrats Have Inspiring Vision of U.S.

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Democrats Have Inspiring Vision of U.S. I’m thrilled to be supporting Mikie Sherrill, the just-nominated Democratic candidate for governor of New Jersey, who has just cemented her presence on the national scene. While advancing immigration reform and measures that benefit working- and middle-class families, the state has become more hospitable to both visitors and small companies under her leadership. The principles that keep me returning to the Democratic Party, election after election, are embodied by leaders like Mikie.

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Get a Move on Repairing the Roads

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Get a Move on Repairing the Roads

April 16, 2025

South Jersey’s crumbling road conditions are becoming a major concern, posing risks to motorists and pedestrians while also affecting the local economy. Potholes, cracks and uneven surfaces are widespread, making daily commutes difficult and leading to costly vehicle repairs.

Despite infrastructure improvements in other parts of the country, many South Jersey roads remain in disrepair, raising urgent questions about safety and economic development.

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Political theory holds that a sustainable politics

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Political theory holds that a sustainable politics will engender a type of cooperation between the elected representatives of the people which results in accomplishments that are useful to the people who elected them rather than the representatives themselves.

When political deadlocks cause a static condition, or the elected representatives only care about their own personal wealth and accomplishments, such a democracy can easily give rise to a condition which is ripe for social unrest, even revolution or rebellion.

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Woman celebration Teej in Nepal symbolizing love

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In Nepal, the women celebrated Teej  sumptuous celebrations, strict fasting and prayers. Also known as the feast of fasting for women, Hindu women on this day fast for spousal bliss and cleansing of body and soul. Prayers are also given for the well-being of their husbands and children.

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The trade of light arms.

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Yes, small guns kill more people in the world than everything else. If we trade weapons, it will be difficult for us to keep the peace. There is a broad consensus that the small arms trade is a waste of peace and equality.

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Economic Depression

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This article was published in UPI Asia Blog, newsblaze.com, Opednews.com, scoop.co.nz. : To develop economically, we must be able to import goods and services that it cannot provide itself from other countries. To trade, one must have something worthwhile to sell to the people of other countries. Tourism is insufficient.

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Memories of our friendship

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Published in UPI Asia blog. (revised article) : Life is confusing and has its poisonous elements.

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