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 Literary Contests

68 More Essay Contests
In Nepali/Hindu/Urdu and English (you can participate in as many as you like) the selected Essays will be suitably awarded and published.

1.

Barring the vanity ridden idiots and money-hungry monsters of the world, has anybody anything to lose by the demise of capitalism?

2.

The richest people in the world are the poorest of all

3.

The most powerful man is the weakest of men

4.

As long as capitalism survives, everyone will be wretched

5.

Everybody presently belongs to some or the other wretched minority

6.

The fears and sorrows of belonging to any minority group

7.

Misers render their lives voluntarily loathsome

Closing Date: 31st June 2007.

 

8.

Causes of the failure of the Maoist movements (Naxalbari, India; JVP, Sri Lanka; Shinning Path, Peru

9.

Contribution of the Maoist movements to the prospect of the World Revolution

10.

Maoists have proved themselves as the safety-valves for the continuance of feudalism and capitalism

11.

Why don’t the Maoists learn any lessons from their defeats

12.

Is there any difference between the Left Socialist Revolutionaries of 1918–1924 and the Maoists?

13.

Comparison and contrast between the Maoists and Anarchist—Proudhon and Company (Marx’s Poverty of Philosophy, Capital… Engels’ The Housing Question… and Lenin’s Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism, State and Revolution, and other works from 1910–1922 for reference)

Closing Date: 30th December 2007.

 

14.

Wherever you draw it, the border between India and Pakistan is the manifestation of a raving madness

15.

Had Mohammad Ali Jinnah survived two decades more, Pakistan wouldn’t be any better

16.

If Allama Iqbal would have seen the wholesale massacre of 1947! (considering the fact that Iqbal was awfully sensitive to blood, so much so that when he saw his son bleeding one day, he instantly turned unconscious—this fact is reported by Javed Iqbal in Aapna Giraiban Chawk)

17.

Allama Iqbal as the mirror of the failure of the revolution in Hindustan

18.

Critical appreciation of Allama Iqbal

19.

Not only is the border in-between Kashmir an insane problem but all the borders all over the world are the manifestation of the Epochs of Savagery, Barbarism, Feudalism and Modern Tyranny—hence all borders between people must vanish now

20.

Allama Iqbal and Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the Victims of the Congress Party’s Chicanery

21.

Are the Muslim masses any better in Pakistan than in India?

22.

The aims, actors and propagators of the Mallabar (Hindustan) communal riots in 1924

23.

Malabar communal carnage as a huge nail in the coffin of the prospective revolution in Hindustan

Closing Date: 31st June 2008.

 

24–25

Laxmi Prasad Devkota as a humanist/moralist

26

Laxmi Prasad Devkota as the mirror the national helplessness, and desperation of Nepal

27

Laxmi Prasad Devkota as the mirror the confused rebellion against Ranarchy

28

Ranas were not only the perpetrators of the backwardness of people but their own backwardness also

29

Ranas were the enemies of their ownselves also.

Closing Date: 31st June 2008.

 

30

Was Buddha aware about the Mahabharata?

31

When was Mahabharata written?

32

Fools must live up to the expectations of fools

33

Idiots shall always worship fools

34

Wise must live up to the expectations of the wise

35

Fools will always be dissatisfied with the wise

36

Wise shall always be unhappy about the ways of the fools

37

Some people are born blind, others render themselves so

38

Some are born crippled, other use their physical strength to render themselves so

39

Some are born dullards, other use their minds to be come so

40

Robbery doesn’t make a man rich, nor prosperity wise

41

A donkey is a donkey even if clad with gold

42

The river in my city/town/village is the mirror of the (Historical) status of life here (for example, Jamuna is the (historical) mirror of the condition of life in Delhi)

43

In the process of evolution, donkeys became/remained donkeys because?

44

Every Society is itself responsible for its own plight

45

All the parliamentarians all over the world are the worshippers of capitalism.

Closing Date: 31st June 2009

 

46

As Long as there is private ownership of land and industries, living and dead Partners of Allah will be adored

47–51

As long as there is no Global Unity of Humanity; everyone will remain wretched/catastrophes will grow/terrorism will thrive/frustrations will increase/desperation will develop…

52

Following the Western ruling class in everything abominable (while adopting nothing good in them) is lifelessness

53

Positive aspects of the rule of Western Nations upon the “barbarian or semi-barbarian” nations

54

Leading the world out of the ultra-savagery of Capitalism is Life Manifest

55

Fundamentalism is the Passport to Death

56

Cultural diffusion in any sector of life (including languages) is the passport to improvement

57

The Phenomenon of Stupefying of the World’s Public

58

He is dead who doesn’t devote his life to humanity

59

Those who devote their lives to capitalism, feudalism and pre-feudal crookedness, vanity and wickedness…

60

Meat-eating in various forms—is it justified?

61

The first solitary-confinement (Gufa Basnu) and the monthly untouchability of women amongst certain castes—is it justified?

62

Barring the exception of children, everybody has the will to survive, none the will to live

63

Can societies revive from their dying social souls

64–65

Humanity will/will not always be deceived and, hence, wretched

66

The holy men of the present time are surrounded by the worst of the unholy

67

All the towering religious personages are the cultural ambassadors of capitalism and feudalism

Closing Date: 31st June 2010

 

68

As long as you are stagnant, a petty breeze can chill you; If you move, ice will melt under your feet

Closing Date: 31st December 2006
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