100% agree with Samsara. The biggest dilemma that Nepal has is not the political instability but the high illiteracy rate. There are very few people who actually know what they are fighting for. The majority who has no clue are usually the ones who are protesting, vandalizing, and spreading chaos around the nation. Until and unless the education becomes the first priority in the national development, the situation of the country will keep on downgrading. If at least a half of the population was educated, Girija wouldn’t have been in Primer Minster’s seat five times (not sure the exact count). There would have been a bigger revolution than the one we had against Gyane for surrendering the nation’s future on the hand of futile leaders like Girija and his counterparts who had done nothing but ripped the country again and again in the past. So who gave them the numerous opportunities to fack our country up? Why we still don’t have a new generation of leaders in hot seats?