The causes, trends of Social Movement and Regime Change in Nepal.
This article seeks to highlight concept trends of social movement and regime change in Nepal. Many resources are using with social movement. Two important aspects of Nepal’s experience with social movements and the ongoing struggle for social change. Recent developments in social movement research have evidenced a greater underlying consensus in the field than one might have assumed. Efforts have been made to bridge different perspectives and merge them into a new synthesis. One, the general absence of a record of social movements in Nepal’s history of political development stands in contrast to what happened in the country 2007
B.S to till now. Here discussing how the political struggles in the past did not produce the expected social and economic outcomes. The political struggle remained just that, not a part of a larger movement for social change. I am going to discuss the concept and nature of the movement in 2007
B.S and relate its international character to the challenges that lie ahead as the ongoing developments proceed towards their historic conclusion. comparative discussion of the concept of social movement’ has been largely neglected so far the unique events of this year have generated some hope that Nepal and her people may indeed be ready now for the change the country needs badly. By change, one means the “all-round development” of the country its leaders have repeatedly promised but failed to deliver, making economic stagnation and social backwardness a regime-neutral feature of the country. Social movements are defined as networks of informal interactions between a plurality of individuals, groups and/or organizations, engaged in political or cultural conflicts, on the basis of shared collective identities.
Keywords: Social Movement, social change, Resources collective, identities, Struggle.
