In Kantipur, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli's article 'Known, Buddhi, Mati and Satchu Mansi' was published on 8th of January in Kantipur. The article is intelligent and instructive. Until today, we have not been able to achieve as much progress as we should have in the development of many fields including economic and physical.

Likewise, culture, heritage, environment and hundreds of native languages ​​are in crisis. The education and health sector of the country is pathetic. Politics is the main part of what we call a state. This is also getting distorted day by day and the common people are disappointed. Neither politics can improve education and the country nor education can improve politics. That is why the expected improvement in the society could not be brought. Over time distortions and inconsistencies have taken root. There is a lot of young Nepalese going abroad at the airport. Nothing has been shown to him that he can do anything in his country. Because of this, we have fallen behind, but we are not poor. It's just that it's not possible when trying to do it, education doesn't teach, politics doesn't take the right way.

It seems that the Prime Minister wants to say the same thing in the article. So let's improve education first and then politics. Then gradually progress will be made everywhere. The education we are talking about now is not education at all. It needs transformation. Ghokante, business-oriented education based on copying others and causing unnecessary competition is the first problem today, while the second problem is the short-sighted and short-sighted state management style of some party leaders who are stuck in the quagmire of divisiveness and mafia. The journey of prosperity is not impossible if you dare to venture in this historic period of cooperation between you and Sher Bahadur Deuba, the leader of another big party, who have deep knowledge, courage and foresight.

– Krishna Kumpure , Adamtar, Dhading