The Prime Minister, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, has highlighted the urgent significance of addressing the present climate of dissatisfaction and negativity among the youth. He calls for a revitalized sense of optimism and belief in the future of Nepal. He made his comments during an event celebrating Virat Chakra Vigyan and the Lumbini Spiritual Awakening Festival.
During his speech, Prime Minister Dahal highlighted that we must address the issue of young Nepalis leaving the country and encouraged fostering a sense of optimism and opportunity within the nation. He emphasized the importance of utilizing Nepal's vast human resources for the country's development, using creative methods and a positive mindset.
In addition, PM Dahal emphasized the importance of growing a sense of spiritual enlightenment and inner tranquility in attaining overall wellness. The speaker emphasized the importance of finding inner peace and fulfillment in order to lead a meaningful and fulfilling life, which in turn allows individuals to make valuable contributions to society.
Also, Prime Minister Dahal has emphasized the necessity for a profound spiritual transformation to improve the lives of Nepali citizens, aiming to establish a welfare state based on scientific spirituality. He highlighted the importance of comprehensive changes across various sectors, such as agriculture, finance, security, commerce, and foreign affairs, to drive Nepal's transformation into a worldwide hub for spirituality and spiritual tourism.
On top of that, the Prime Minister pointed out the importance of working together to improve Nepal's standing on the world stage and promote positive international relationships. He imagined Nepal becoming a symbol of yoga and spiritual tourism, showcasing the country's deep tradition of yoga and meditation that originated in Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Gautam Buddha.
Prime Minister Dahal's address emphasized the need to address youth disillusionment, promote spiritual enlightenment, and nurture optimism for Nepal's prosperous future through collaboration and comprehensive reforms.
