Attitude Change Key To Consolidate Democracy

Attitude change refers to the process of shifting preexisting conduct, behaviour and understanding attuned to the modern times. It is the source of political confidence. Change enables us to acquire new vision, values, traits and beliefs which are better than the past, trustful and open to positive influence. Nepalis have witnessed a series of political changes in the constitutions, institutions, actors, issues and idioms of conversation. But these changes have hardly induced any tangible change in the cognition, attitude and orientation of the nation’s leaders towards consolidating democracy, development and social peace. This means there is virtually no change of its political culture helpful to the new orientation of science of politics.