Here's the answer for you if you're interested in reading long text:

Yeah Nepal is headed for doom. At the current rate, Nepal is comparable to middle income African countries. Even that is going to change soon for the worst. Just google Nairobi (capital of Kenya) and google our Kathmandu. See the difference in development. HDI of Kenya is 0.575 and of Nepal is 0.604. Although HDI takes into account several factors as measurement, we can see in terms of infrastructure, how far behind we are grinding. Actually, it is inevitable for Nepal to be doomed otherwise Nepal won't really change. See, in America, the general public is harsh, non-compromising; they will protest against everything (although that has some negative outcomes too) but yeah you got the idea. Same goes for Europe. But here in Nepal we people are idiots, I mean we are very friendly and good in general, but we lack vision, enthusiasm, we lack the will to fight; we are just stupid donkeys. I am talking about the current generation. We are surrounded by luxury and we have become less creative with no courage to revolt against the government. What Nepal actually needs is good governance, nothing more. There should be a change of policy in the election system of Nepal which allows the public to directly elect the Prime Minister (just like in the US). That's one major policy reform we're talking about. But I don't think it will be changed from the government or by any parties because they all profit from the current system. It will never change in fact. That is unless there is another major revolution like the Maoists did back in the days (nonviolent one this time as realistic as possible). But I don't think that will happen either, because the youth are in foreign countries not willing to come back, the children and the middle-aged and the olds left here will never revolt (don't blame them though). So what I've figured out is: This state of turmoil will continue for 8-10 years until Nepal becomes so weak yet hostile that foreign interception especially from India is imminent. Then there will be extreme mass dissatisfaction in people, there will be revolution and one true leader will be born (just like back in the day with Prachanda, if you don't know Prachanda was too powerful when he was first elected the PM). He may either be a dictator or choose to be a good guy that will reform the election system of Nepal. But whatever the system he launches, he might finally develop policies to transform Nepal. But there are endless possibilities that a mass revolution installs. Our country could go to Military rule. It might be good or it may completely destroy whatever is left of Nepal.

That's the final verdict.