Conclusion

The population of gandharva is few in Nepal but they are found everywhere. They are not educated at all and categorized in low-caste. Their economic condition is not well. Their livelihood was done by singing & dancing, fishing, laboring to the landlords, After the democratic movement on 2007 B.S. (1947 AD), The declaration of free education on primary level by the government of Nepal , they have changed they send their children to the school & collages. Works in different fields too including singing & dancing.

There are drastically changes in Nepal. Untouchability, discrimination on the low-caste people is going to decrease day by day. All the people of all caste treat well. They have right to work, have education, have job anywhere on the basis of their capacity.

There are rapidly changes in social life too. People marry inter-caste and live together.

Though everything has changed but the condition of gandharvas are still not so good. Their conditions are not changed as it should be. The concerned authority (Nepalese Government) should make / manage the rule & regulation and then implement for gandharvas for their betterment.