Gaurav Shrestha Shrestha 1
Professor Sylvester Frazier
ENG 1301-71022
October 5,2014
Gaurav Shrestha Shrestha 2
Professor Sylvester Frazier
ENG 1301-71022
October 5,2014
Gaurav Shrestha Shrestha 3
Professor Sylvester Frazier
ENG 1301-71022
October 5,2014
WHY NEPAL IS STILL A UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRY
The term "Underdeveloped countries" is defined as a nation that produce low living standard and low Human Development Index (HDI). Countries in this world are categorized into three categories; Developed countries are those sovereign state that has a highly developed economy and advanced technology compared to others, Developing countries are those in transition from underdeveloped to a developed and then there is underdeveloped. Nepal for quite a while has been in this list and there are a lot of cause for this downfall. Due to the causes there are its effects, which is not helping the country at all.
Nepal's government for past many years has not been fulfilling their duties of serving for the welfare of its citizen, they only have been fulfilling their pockets.
All of this is because of corruption and failure to establish a stable constitution. The country's development was single handedly jeopardized by the corrupt leaders. Nepal have many hydroelectricity plantations which provides electricity to the country, but even though there are many hydroelectricity plantations, still the citizen of the country face power outages. It has been worse from 2006 where the power is out for fourteen to sixteen hours a day , which has made it hard for the population to live. Since there is no electricity for much of the day, it has really hampered the technological development of the country and people who work in the IT field has a hard time working. After several investigation launched by the public, it was found that the electricity that was being generated by...