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Education, Health and Employment: The mush anticipated reformation in Mainstream

 After the September 8 and 9 revolution, the Gen Z Revolution, Nepal is on a road way of reform for Transparency and Good Governance. Its Now or Never. For this transformation, Education, Health and Employment sectors are the most fundamental sectors to be massively reorganized.

Education:

Currently, the school level education in the country is of 2 different categories, as debated by the mass: the government schools and the private schools. The government schools hold about 65% students while the public schools hold the remaining 35% but yearly the ratio is increasing in private schools. Private schools dominate in urban areas but in remote and hilly areas, government schools are the major pillar for the country. Though the number of students is nearly half in the private schools, talking about the result output, private schools seem to cross the barrier above the government schools. Though the government has invested about 10% of national budget, the result hasn't been as expected. The private sector have heavily invested so their contribution to education also cannot be diminished. But the main concern is to raise the standards of government schools. Currently, the education of government and private schools has been matched with the prosperity and fame also and people are taking their children's to private schools also creating a huge financial burden over their income. So, actions must be taken to reform the government schools.

1. The  public servants should be made compulsory to admit their children's in government school only then the Bureaucrats and politicians working directly in indirectly in education sector will have a different view over these schools.

2. The school curriculum should be heavily revised to include moral education, history of Nepal and vocational activities.

Health:

1. The public insurance should be widely spread to cover all the lower and middle class individuals.

2. The government quota of medical persons should be increased as per demand to reach the remote areas also.


Employment:

1.The employment opportunities must be increased by promoting tourism, agriculture and other production sectors.


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