IFC123, Actually I wanted to provide a real picture of Nepali mentality. I am not complaining whatsoever. Yes, of course, our attitude matters only when majority of people try to think positively. I am very proud to be a Nepali and I love my country, I am not seeing Nepal in a way you think. That does not simply mean that I have to love, like and accept the degraded mentality of majority of Nepali people. Don't you have a say when you see all the politicians are corrupt and moral-less? (see their economic status before democracy and thesedays) Don't you have a say when you find your(mine) prince killing people on the road? Don't you have a say when you learn that the majority of civil servants are corrupt? Don't you have a say when the IGP in your country is protecting criminals and he is not even being questioned and investigated? Don't you have a say when you see people crossing the road jumping over the iron bar while there is a over-head bridge right above? Don't you have a say when you observe a passenger not wanting to pay his/her bus fare in many public transportation in Nepal? Don't you have a say when you learn that police get commission from pick-pockets? Those are samples only. I know you can add a lot of questions like these. Not all these things are of great importance, but it certainly tells you the level of ethics in Nepali society. Money is praised and valued what ever the source it came from. I am very sorry man, I am unable to offer any solution. The solution is not that easy coz there needs a big cultural change that is not easily achieved. Education should have helped, but that is not the case in Nepal. Educated people are the people who are cheating the country most. I realy feel sorry for that.