@Allegro: Well, my simple question is, Will you help those poor by giving them free foods or giving them jobs so that they can buy food for themselves. and i guess, both would help those poor but which one would be more effective. well, my point is our country needs major economic reforms rather than charity. right now the major problem in our country is the lack of job to the middle and lower class family. and until and unless we have substantial job growth, we cannot lift ourselves from any social problems including education and health. you can take examples from developing countries like China, India and Brazil.
and what i think those so called NRN are trying to push is to create a favorable condition for them to make an investment in Nepal. if they make investment in Nepal, those investment would create jobs. more jobs means money will circulate inside the country and bring prosperity to those people who work hard. more investment means more competition which would deflate the current market prices of various everyday goodies. well, i can continue going on but i am gonna stop. i am sure you got my point.

the things is charity is good but it doesn't solve the problem. there are major national and international non profit organization which are trying to help by pouring money but how much they have helped lift the problem, not much....