Nepal is country of Asia which lies along the Southern slopes of the Himalayan mountain ranges. It is a landlocked country locates between India to the east, south and west and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China to the north. Its territory extends roughly 500 miles from east to west and 90 to 150 miles from north to south. The capital is Kathmandu.
Nepal historically was one of the least urbanized countries in the world, but urbanization is accelerating, especially in the capital and urban sprawl and pollution have become serious problems. As we know Nepal is divided into three part: Tarai, Hill and Himalayan. Nepal contain some of the rugged and difficult mountain terrain in the world.
Nepal is a third world country with a majority of the population striving for a better life. Their belief in the caste system divided the people by their social class, and many are happy to see this system fading.
Parents are highly respected by their children as the eldest son’s main responsibility is to care for them when they are too old to take care of themselves. Relatives often stay close to each other and may even live in the same house.
Nepali learn English in schools and a little about the American ways of life. Their culture is very rich from their clothing styles to their food. Even when in America they carry out their traditions.
Here main problems are poverty, unemployment, violence, crime, drug peddling, girl trafficking and environmental pollution are common in many developing countries. Just as these social ills are common in many countries. As in many other developing countries, Nepal has high poverty rate. Large numbers of Nepalese lack adequate health and sanitation facilities and are malnourished and illiterate. Many people either have jobs that do not pay enough to survive or are unemployed. Death rate are high among children and people often cannot find adequate housing. The country as a whole is struggling to develop economically. This means that the country needs appropriate and sustainable productive activities or more industry to provide jobs for the people.
The biggest problems in Nepal is political instability. It is far deeper and has much wider implications.
Since Nepal’s last major earthquake was the most hazard due to which Nepalese are still suffering. Nepal government had promised to do a lot for the victim of earthquake but still the condition is critical. There is some major problems facing by victims like: shelter, suppliers, food, blankets, etc. some of them have given those facilities but even some are suffering. These are even basic need but also there is lack of health facilities, education facilities, transportation facilities, unemployment, easy living etc. although to decrease those problems, different compassion team have organized distribution programs but still full implementation is lacking in Nepal.
• Expectation too much from the Nepal Government
• Citizen are rarely responsible
• Scarcity of original ideas and creativity
• Being very much reactionary
• Easily manipulated by politicians’ narratives and slogans
• Expecting for solving problems by others
• Lack of education
• Expensive health service
• Lack of implementation of system
• Lack of transportation in remote areas
• Load shedding
While government have been the defect scapegoat throughout history and across geography for problems ranging from poverty to marriage not working out, where have seen a country flipping and radically developing in a short period of time, that too only by top-down government action. Nowhere it takes generations of consistent effort from all stakeholder to actually achieve anything tangible, and as a people.
There are some to do better and honest, law-abiding citizens, but that population is still disorganized and relatively powerless. However these people can inspire and be an example for other and get more like themselves on board, becoming a critical mass of lasting change, unleashing a chain- reaction that helps to leapfrog into the modern global economy within the generation.
• Try to gain as many skills and as much knowledge in the widest of genres.
• Realistic goals should be there that fix as an individual, while benefitting the society at large.
• Be non-compromising in goals, but flexible in strategy, keeping room for uncertainty.
• Use available resources in systematic and scientific way. The internet and technology in general has been a great equalizer in today’s world. There are different opportunities to learn that preceding generations simply never would have imagined as possible.
• Takes breaks and prevent from burning and of frustration.
• Organize different awareness programs and control the social problems of the society as well as nation.
• Systematic plans and policies should be made and implemented to decrease the problems of the
Nation.