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Unity among nationalist forces essential: Chair Thapa

Posted by | Apr 8, 2021 | ,

Makwanpur- Chairperson of Rastriya Prajatantra Party, Kamal Thapa, said unity among nationalist forces was imperative to curb corruption and authoritarianism. Chairperson Thapa said it during an orientation organized for the party cadres here Wednesday. He stressed the need to protect nationality, democracy and religion to make Nepal prosperous. For it to happen, the alterative power is the RPP, he asserted. Thapa further argued that secularism and federalism would not serve national interest. The risk of political crisis was on the horizon due to major parties’ bickering over power, the Chairperson asserted....

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Rapti ‘cold store’ is in Operation with the Collabration of India

Posted by | Apr 7, 2021 | ,

Dang – Rapti Cold Store has come into operation with Indian assistance. Karun Wanshal, Chief of Administration of the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu, inaugurated the cold store at Lamahi Bazaar in Dang on Saturday. The cold store with a capacity of 3200 MT has been constructed Total cost is Rs. 96.6 million  with a grant of Rs 42.5 million. Projects has been completed under ‘Nepal-Bharat Development Cooperation’ programme as High Impact Community Development Projects. The Rapti cold storage building is equipped to preserve vegetable, fruits and perishable agriculture produce. The fully operational new cold storage facility is envisaged to help farmers of the area to prolong commercial value of their agri-produce and is expected to assist in raising incomes of small and medium farmers of the area.    ...

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Upgradation of eye hospital in Nepalgunj with Indian assistance

Posted by | Apr 7, 2021 | ,

Nepalgunj – Fattebal Eye Hospital in Nepalgunj has been upgraded with Indian assistance. The hospital was inaugurated on Sunday by Karun Wanshal, Chief of Administration at the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.  The new hospital building, constructed with a grant of Rs. 46.6 million from the Government of India, has facilities for general ward, private ward, operating theater, training room, living quarters for doctors and drainage system.Health sector is an important area of focus for Governments of India and Nepal. Forty percent of Indian citizens have been receiving services from Fattebal, which treats more than 1.5 lakh people annually. Under reconstruction grant assistance (US $ 50 million) of Government of India to Nepal, total 147 Health Posts are being built across ten districts of Nepal affected by 2015 earthquake. Out of 147, contract for 25 health post have been awarded. India has also gifted 823 ambulances to various government and Not for Profit organizations working in the health sector in...

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India extends 42.95 million grant assistance to build new building for School in Udaypur

Posted by | Apr 7, 2021 | , ,

Udayapur – India extends 42.95 million grant assistance to build new building for School in Udaypur. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Embassy of India to Nepal, Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration and Triyuga Municipality for construction of new building for Shree Bal Mandir Secondary School on 5th April 2021. The MoU was signed by the Head of Development Partnership and Reconstruction Wing of the Embassy, Mayor of Triyuga Municipality and Under Secretary from Ministry of Federal Affairs. The project will be taken up as a High Impact Community Development Project at an estimated cost of NRs 42.95 million under the Nepal-Bharat Maitri Development Partnership programme. Since 2003, under project scheme, earlier known as Small Development Projects, Government of India has taken up over 520 of which 448 projects have been completed in the areas of health, education, drinking water, connectivity, sanitation and creation of other public utilities in across all seven provinces of Nepal. Out of these, 65 are in Province-1, including seven completed projects in Udayapur District and 8 projects are under various stages of completion. Proposals for creation of infrastructure in the priority sectors of Government of Nepal such as education, health, drinking water, agriculture, sanitation and public utilities, connectivity such as bridges, capacity building and vocational training, health camps in rural/remote areas, etc. and having a cost estimate of less than...

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Bhetwal gets Felicitated with Star 2021 by World Book of Records

Posted by | Apr 6, 2021 | ,

Kathmandu:  Ananta Prasad Bhetwal gets Felicitated with Star 2021 by World Book of Records London for World Book of Records, London and World Record Publishing Company has initiated publishing an edition of Star 2021 to appreciate the Corona Warriors. During the lockdown period and combat against COVID-19 individuals, professionals, health workers, and organizations that have been pivotal and paved the way forward to serve humanity have been bestowed with the Star2021. Globally several bonafide warriors and organizations have already been bestowed with this coveted recognition.This was informed by Santosh Shukla, Supreme Court; Advocate (President, World Record Publishing Company (United Kingdom). Ananta Prasad Bhetuwal who is a social worker and a bonafide Lion has been bestowed with Star 2021.  Bhetwal initiated Lions Food Bank in 2018 AD and during the COVID-19 several families and ten & thousands of people were supported through food bank. Not only human beings but he showered his compassion upon birds and street animals . VTM kits and medical materials were supported to Nepal Government including several hospital. He also initiated Lions Copy Bank and Lions Cloth Bank in 2018 AD and during this pandemic situation hundreds of families were supported warm clothes during winters. He also undertook the initiation initiation to establish Lions Isolation Centre in Gokarnewshwor, Kathmandu where many people with COVID-19 were treated. . Amidst the Certificate Handover Ceremony held at Delight Party...

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