I appreciate your interest and concern about our country and your willingness to do something to the country after finishing your study in the US and going back to Nepal. I will salute you when I will see you working in "University of Animal-agricultural science and forestry, Rampur Chitwan"...... or any other universities or any where in Nepal. You contribution as a teacher in a small University in Chitwan is much more valuable than as a FULL Professor in University of Washington, St Luis...............................

This is really a BIG and important question for developing countries like Nepal. "Brain drain" issue is serious, although it is a subject of debate. In recent years thousands of Nepalese youth go to foreign countries for further study and they don't return even after the completion of their study. Not only students, well established professionals in Nepal are also leaving the country.

This issue has to be taken seriously by the government and has to be addressed immediately. New Nepal with New leaders, hopefully, will address it. It is mainly related to economic richness of the country, stability of political and other activities.

Lets be practical. After finishing your degree here, you have to find job in Nepal to return back. I hope there will be more job opportunities in coming years and who ever wants to go back, can go and serve the country(ultimately yourself). Without any pre-condition.