I agree with most of the article but take issues with the statement that the next generation has the toilsome task of repairing and renovating a country that was "raped and dishonored by the self-satisfying generation that came before it." This is inflamitory and at the time of searching for solutions and ways to improve Nepal, attacking everyone in the 40s, 50s, and 60s in such way is counterproductive and takes aways from otherwise a great piece of work.