Admitted that the current situation in Nepal is somewhat disheartening. But is it because we lack the courage to have an imagination?

Think of all the Indians and Chinese who were in the United States who had come 30 years ago. Today their nation has progressed so much that many of these Indians and Chinese are returning back home. I know of many Indians who once they get their education and some work experience, choose to go back to India and live in a nice house, have a driver driven car and hire some servants. They have a status and name and are 'somebody' in their society back in India rather than live as a nameless faceless entity in America.

Similarily, since China started to have progressive reforms in their economic policy, many Chinese in the United States and Europe have chosen to return back to China and do business from there rather than live in the United States.

Have the educated and enlightened people of sajha.com given up that Nepal could achieve something similar in the next 20, 30, 40 or 50 years? If you asked the Indians and Chinese who had migrated out of their nations just 30 years ago where India and China would be today, they would have laughed at you as a dreamer. But look at India and China today. Are we giving up on the fate of our Nepal too quickly?