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Due to its hard outer structure, it is difficult for humans to break it, but it is impossible for crows. This is why it is said that the crow is not happy. That's exactly what happened, the public government's policies and programs on Friday. Looking at the policies and programs, it seems that the common people will not be able to eat anything. Not only the opposition parties, but also the Nepali Congress, the largest party of the government itself, is not satisfied with the

policies and programs. Because Congress spokesperson and former finance minister Dr. Even Prakasharan Mahat has given a public response that he is not satisfied with the policies and programs presented by the government. His response indicates that the KP Sharma Oli government did not discuss and consult with the ruling parties while making policies and programs. Which in itself is uncharacteristic of the alliance. At a glance, the policies and programs are not beneficial to the common people. It does not have a concrete program to create jobs in the country and stop migration abroad. Most young people who go abroad for work have not graduated. But the government has made a policy to allow only those who have passed their graduation to intern with a stipend of 20 hours a week. Which does not create an environment for undergrads to live in the country. Similarly, the program could not tell the small savers of cooperative victims that they will return their savings. He only talked about operating a cooperative fund. Which is also in the Cooperative Act 2074. Although there is a provision for Cooperative Stabilization Fund in the Act, it has not been operational till date due to non-cooperation of the government. There is no mention of land bank in the current policy and program, which was introduced by UML's then land reform minister Padma Aryal with great fanfare. The current government should have brought a policy to continue it. In this year's policy, the provision of agricultural loans and subsidies to small farmers has been introduced. But the implementation remains to be seen. Earlier, only big farmers and entrepreneurs used to get the benefit of subsidy. Therefore, if small farmers are to be benefited, a policy of giving more subsidy to farmers with less than 10 kattas of land should be adopted. In agriculture alone, 38 billion of the government's money goes to subsidies, but production and productivity have not increased. Abuse has increased due to lack of monitoring. This year, the old policy of making government education free and of good quality and running all schools only from Guthi has been overshadowed. As the current Prime Minister himself is partial to private schools, the earlier concept of education, which was run by Guthi, has become obsolete. This is regrettable.

– Gopal Devkota , Jorpati, Kathmandu