A country of immigrating youth
I left for United States in 2005 for my undergraduate degree and returned back to the country after completion of it and have been working for companies in Nepal and have my own startups. The reason behind pulling up my context is for the reason that I was invited to one of the relative’s farewell party who was departing to the Kangaroo land for his degree along with his wife as his dependent. With a piece of chicken drumstick on my left hand I sparingly tossed him with a question “how long are you gone for?”. He was reluctant to reply but softly looking at his newly married wife replied ‘never’. I have been deeply concerned with the recent devotion of Nepalese youth for United States, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. The dreams of being a doctor, engineer, pilots, nurses, health assistants have been replaced with these first world countries. This relative of mine who is almost of the similar age as mine is awestruck with lives abroad and how he believes to have his life d