Nepal, Sept. 18 -- Nepal stands at a historic crossroads. On September 8 and 9, the country was shaken by one of the most significant civil uprisings in its democratic history. Thousands of Gen Z protesters poured into the streets, driven by years of mounting frustration over political stagnation, rampant corruption, and economic decay. The scale of the destruction was staggering-government buildings symbolizing the legislative, judiciary, and executive arms were torched. The Prime Minister's official residence and several ministers' homes were reduced to ashes. Administrative offices lay in ruins. The cost to the country's already fragile economy is immeasurable. Nepal is not merely in need of rebuilding its physical structures; it requi...