With the rapid increase in population and development of infrastructures, this city is quickly emerging into a business, educational and health hub on the center of the East-West Highway.

More than 35 private and government schools and three colleges (Lumbini, Madhyabindu, and Kumarwarti) provide education from kindergarten to the master's degree level, which is attended by students as far as 30-km far from the city.

It has well-paved road networks, strong telecommunication service, well-managed drinking water, and drainage system and major sources for shopping and entertainment.

[4][5] Magar, Gurung, Tamang, Kumal, Newar, Bhujel, Bote, Kami, Damai, Brahman, Kshetri, Tharu,Thakuri, Giri people,Gaundel,कोइराला, गैह्रे magi [6] There exists a Kawasoti water supply system constructed under a small town that serves the town.

A report prepared on Kawasoti/Shiv mandir water supply and sanitation project states that 69.19% of the population has access to some kind of toilet.

There are many governments as well as private schools, colleges, and institutes giving their great contributions to the educational sector of the whole district Nawalpur.

Kawasoti's growing status as a business, educational, and health hub along the East-West Highway has significantly boosted its real estate market.

The influx of residents and infrastructure development has fueled demand for property, making it an attractive location for both investment and residential purposes.