My grandpa is not coming out of his grave to put food on my plate and smile on my face, and I highly doubt your's will too. And about the current situation, yes we need change but what people are not seeing is the change that we have already been through. Today at least in paper there is no unequality, it will take time (not even one generation most likely a decade) but it will happen in commoner's life. People of every castes are getting educated and soon or later, the better ones will end up in better posts. What I say is give all of them equal education and leave everyone on their own. And about janajati needing a reservation in any goverment posts is a bs, why should anyone have reservation anywhere. Politicians do not have any caste, they are and will find some other base to divide people and capitalise on the situation. See baahun neta is inciting limbus, prachande is inciting newars, and the list goes on. They are just playing with common people's emotion for their selfish personal gain. And even if janajati gets their state, only elites will be richer, poor will always be poor. And, I thought janajaatis were fighting for the equal rights for everyone but what the politicians are asking right now is the bigger share for this groups if they support me. Is this fair? If we really want to save the identity of all Nepalese why others are sidelined, only those communities with more money and political influence are getting states? What about other smaller janajatis? Nepal is not big enough for all separate jaatiya state so why not unite them under one nation and give the responsibility of preserving their identity to their own jaatiya organization without government help. Every jaat should be equally separated ( yep separated) from the state structure or every jaat should have equal (proportionally) reservations and opportunities whether they may be khas or janajaatis.