You have some good points. I agree that it is time for the society to look itself in the mirror and decide what kind of society that they want to be. I don't think that we can put the blame entirely on the government. It is a democratic system, and the government is just the reflection of people. I respect our leaders for their fight for democracy and equality for all. They fought for the last 60-70 years. Maybe running a country requires different skill sets than running a revolution. Nepali people have the power to vote them out if they don't like their job. However, Nepal is a very diverse country ethnically, so you need a genius to bring these people together. The people are divided ethnically and socially also. It is very hard to trust the other group when you don't have personal ties across ethnicities such as marriages. Prithivi Narayan Shah rightly recognized this after the unification. Thats why he said "यो मेरो दुखले आर्ज्य मुलुक होइन | चार जात छतिस वर्णको साझा फूलबारि हो|"