Turning Point in Government for Nepal

Year 1989 is considered to the turning point for Nepal. It's the year when people took the streets in large, villagers flew to cities or to other countries, and some fought against the Panchayat System and demanded a government that Nepalese could decide, where they could elect their leaders and rule the country for the benefit of all. The Multi-Party system started it's first foot step in that year, which game Nepalese hopes to some extend for a better life, better freedom and development of rural infrastructure. But since Political Parties failed to fulfill the expectation of people, Maoists appeared and the country went to war, splitting the people into groups; those for king, those for political parties and those for the Maoists. Violence started to become the topic that both Nepalese and None Nepalese came to know about Nepal until after the peace agreement with Maoists and a new Government where Nepal's constitution bans King from doing nothing but living in his own Royal Palace.