Fostering Nepali Youth to become Champions of Reform: Designing a Better Future for the Country
Name of Author:
Sushil Kumar Mahato.
Department of Pharmacy,
Bahauddin Zakaria university,
Multan, Pakistan.
Age: 21 years
Contact : mahatosushil92@yahoo.com Mobile number: 00923326019248
I have a special dream for the country. I have a dream of New Nepal in which every citizen owes his own home as I do .Every citizen has access to basic needs of food and clothing. Every citizen is provided with opportunity of job which fits him well as per his qualification. Every citizen has access to facilities of healthcare and education for his family as I do .Every citizen has equal access for various opportunities without any discrimination based on sex, race ,religion ,regional variations ,political influences and economic status of an individual. These needs and aspirations of Nepalese citizens must be addressed by the constitution of New Nepal. I have dreamt of it today and to fulfill the dream of New Nepal is the aim of my life. Dare to dream Youth. How can Nepal line up with the developing countries when half of its population comprising of youth is facing hard times struggling to meet the needs of his family in the gulf countries? How can Nepalese society lead to peace and prosperous if majority of young children are deprived of proper education due to poverty, illiteracy and lack of awareness? How can Nepalese society march ahead in path of progress when large population of female youth is living their life in a strong feeling of hatred, insecurity and fear in their own home? The 21st century is the generation which says no discrimination based on gender .The world has progressed a lot in terms of gender development and emphasize on gender equity. Female are as competent as males in every sector of life but still a great number
References: 1.www.usaid.gov.com.article titled,’ Nepali Youth and the Political Process – From the “Inside” as well as “Outside” 2.www.usaid.com. article titled,’ Optimistic about the Role of Youth in Nepal’ 3.www.weitz-centre.org.Article/handbook. Youth participation in development:strategies and best practices. 4.A debate compiled by me on the topic,’Supporting women to join law enforcement and judicial system’organised by Women social organization Multan Pakistan dated 20th,April 2012 under gender equity program by support of USAIDS.A copy of proof of my participation is attached with this. 5.www.moys.gov.np.articletitled,’National Youth policy 2010’.Ministry of Youth and sports. 6.Eassy compiled by me as called by National Human right commission.titled,’Justice and dignity for all of us’.A written appreciation letter for my work is attached with this. Attached Alongwith: 1.A copy of my citizenship. 2.Appreciation letter (as mentioned in the reference.) 3.certificate of participation in debate(as mentioned in the reference)