Nepal, March 22 -- Across the entire 885-kilometre length of the country (from east to west), the election results are all the buzz. The vast majority of the country's 29.6 million people are engaged in this discussion, whether offline (in person) or . From chowk (neighbourhood squares), galli (alleyways), chautaro (a resting spot), chiya pasal (tea shops) or any place where people gather, the talk revolves around different aspects of the elections, including the results. As the dust slowly settles after the elections, we can read, watch, and listen to poll reviews, analyses, and stories of success and failure from many angles by people from all walks of life, be it in mainstream media or on social media. What we don't see much is the dis...