Nepal experienced almost all political systems, but none of them provided sustained stability and desired economic progress. Its underlying reasons and intricacies are cross-examined and discussed in the book. The domestic political feud in different forms and manifestations, odd civil-military relations, armed insurgencies, and external meddling attributed to protracted political instability and security vulnerability.
Multiparty democracy and constitutional monarchy collapsed in just one-and-half decade as it failed to maintain political stability and control the Maoist insurgency. The federal democratic republic has also been entangled in instability. Hence, the domestic situation made the country weaker to protect its national interests. The author argues that there can be no political stability and development in the country without having charismatic leadership, stability within political parties, and civilian control over the army. And, the "Prithivian Trinity" is an ideal scenario for it.
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