Nepal needs to fix the balance of power to accelerate development: Why and how?

The concept of balance of power refers to the distribution of political, economic, and military power among different actors in a society or international system. In developing countries such as Nepal, the balance of power is crucial for several reasons.

Developing countries often have weak and fragile political institutions that are susceptible to corruption, authoritarianism, and abuse of power. This is because they lack the robust political systems that are developed in developed nations, such as strong political parties, an independent judiciary and an effective media that can hold politicians accountable .