This article applies of socio-cultural alienation as one of the most prominent sociological consequences resulting from Nepal. It seeks to understand how Nationally transformations particularly those related to cultural diffusion through media and technology contribute to the destabilization of individuals’ and local communities. Socio-cultural systems of values and identity shaped individual socio-cultural identity., The article is grounded in a central research question: Is Nationally a major factor in the emergence and exacerbation of socio-cultural alienation? The theoretical framework of the study draws on several intellectual approaches that interpret alienation from a sociological perspective. We are going to examines the different dimensions of socio-cultural alienation including feelings of powerlessness psychological estrangement, normlessness and social isolation.