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Rabindra Mishra has mentioned in the book that if we look at Nepal from the perspective of historical mistakes and future challenges, then there is no alternative to accept Prithvi Narayan Shah's 'Divine Precept' and BP Koirala's 'National Unity and Reconciliation Policy'.

If the generation above us had not been self-centered but nation-centered politics, today the situation of the country's economy, city-market, and self-respect would not be so critical. 60-70 million youths would not be forced to work and migrate to foreign countries. A politics based on one's convenience, benefits, position, prestige and the upcoming elections is treason. There are many other things that can be done in life for oneself, there is no need to do politics. Politics is for the country. Therefore, I raised these topics by thinking about Nepal after at least 30 years," Mishra wrote in the book.