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Prosperous Nepal

Prosperous Nepal

October 23, 2007

How to boost economy of Nepal

As we all know that our country is rich in its natural, cultural, religious and biodiversity, even though it is small in area. Even being landlocked, it had owned a reputation of becoming one of the richest countries in some time before First World War and even before that time. Our country had started a good civilization before Copernicus had found America. Only 40 years ago, Nepal used to have economy growth as same as that of South Korea. But now Korea has developed much rapidly and our country's economy is incompetent even to other developing countries. Not only that, country like India that had once been colony of British is making statement of having total economy control of whole Asia in couple of decades. Even though our country, which has long history of being a sovereign land, held its pride high for centuries, in present it is relying on other countries to run. How did this happen and is happening? What are the ways to improve our economy? These questions always brainstormed me since the time I became conscious about my country.
Hereunder are some of the strategies with which our country can reclaim its pride as rich and self dependent sovereign country.

Decentralized republican government
Completely democratic, powerful and independent judiciary
Harmony in between political parties and focused in national interest
Inclusive-proportionate panel of house of representatives
Control of security by judiciary and house of representatives
Transparency in every governmental, non governmental or other organizations
Priority based developmental programs in various deprived parts of country
Empowering all classes', religions', genders' and castes' people with respect
Sustainable and far-sighted policies
Creation of employment opportunities for all
Scientific and systematic agricultural policies
Tourism sector enhancement
Generation of electricity by expending on water resources
Entry of youths in political mainstream with experts' monitoring
Employment oriented technical education system
Free media but run by good national policies.

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