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Builds School in Nawalpur District with Government of India financial assistance of NRs 25.83 million

Posted by | Nov 3, 2020 | , ,

The new building of Bhimsen Adarsha Higher Secondary School, built with Government of India financial assistance of NRs 25.83 million, under the Nepal-Bharat Maitri Development Cooperation, was jointly inaugurated via video-conferencing today by representatives of the Embassy of India, Kathmandu, District Coordination Committee, School Management Committee and local representatives, including students and faculty of the school. The school located in Devchuli-07 of Nawalpur District was established in 1969 and offers classes till 10+2. Over 55% of the students of the school are girls. Construction of the school building, funded by India and implemented by DCC, Nawalparasi, has three floors and includes 16 classrooms, labs, administration & staff rooms, meeting hall, canteen, medical room and sanitation facilities. The new school building, implemented under the long standing High Impact Community Development Projects, earlier known as Small Development Projects, is another example of robust cooperation between India and Nepal in the education sector. It complements the efforts of the Government of Nepal to improve physical infrastructure for learning, particularly in public...

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Government aided cooperative shops not in sight

Posted by | Nov 3, 2020 | ,

The cooperative shops established in Humla with the grant aid of the government to provide daily consumptive goods to local in a subsidized rates have not come into operation. The government had aided Rs 100,000 each in the then 27 village development committees of the district for the establishment of cooperative shops through the District Agriculture Development Office. In absence of monitoring from the concerned agencies, all 27 government-aided cooperative shops have not existed anymore. With this, the government’s popular programme ‘Cooperatives in every village and food store in every house’ has been in limbo. Locals commented that the government-granted cooperative shops are not in existence in any village and boards were put up in the formative days for mere show-up of shops. Even these boards are not in sight these days. It may be noted that the government headed by Prime Minister Dr Baburam Bhattarai had put forth this programme and provided seed money of Rs 100,000 each. Each cooperative had received government grant of Rs 100,000 to establish cooperative shop, one each in then 27 VDCs of Humla....

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Excellent mission results success in Business

Posted by | Nov 3, 2020 |

Durga Chudal Business organizations in Nepal that they can enjoy enduring success have core values and a core purpose that remain fixed while their business strategies and practices endlessly adapt to a changing world. No matter what your reason for wanting to establish your own business, developing the foundation is the same. Laying a solid foundation for you business will provide you with a road map to follow as you build your business. Business success is built on a strong foundation and help up by four strong pillars such as vision, mission, strategy and goals. Just like any good structure, each of these is built strong and each is essential to the overall structure. The four pillars of business success give you the strong foundation to operate a business on. When you put all of these together and work on them each consistently you are able to build a strong and effective business. Business success happens with work on the business and not just working in the business. Creating a business that you love and one that fits into your lifestyle. Many business owners are taken over by their businesses. They work all the time and they don’t have the freedom that they once envisioned. Businesses should be created with intention, you are the owner, and you can decide how you operate your business and how that impacts your...

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Surnaya rural municipality’s padlock lifted after 21 days

Posted by | Nov 2, 2020 |

A padlock slapped at Surnaya rural municipality of Baitadi following dispute regarding the center has been lifted after 21 days. The rural municipality was padlocked on last July 10 after the dispute. Surnaya’s vice president Leela Bista shared that the padlock was removed following an agreement between the people’s representatives and local struggle committee on Sunday afternoon. “The rural municipality is resuming its day-to-day operation and service delivery from Monday after the removal of padlock slapped since long time ago”, he added. Vice chairperson Bista and acting chair of ward 5 Dhan Bahadur Madai on behalf of people’s representatives and Krishna Bahadur Chand and Prem Luhar among others held a discussion on the issue. Vice chairperson Bista shared that an agreement was made to operate its works from the existing place and finalize the issue of center through an all-side and all-party discussions. It may be noted that the dispute had led to a clash between the two sides on last October 14. In the scuffle, at least 14 people including chairperson, Bir Bahadur Bista sustained injuries. Locals had formed a struggle committee and thereby padlocked the rural municipality’s office to protest its decision to shift the center to Pabita. Locals have demanded not to take any decision when the case related to the center was sub-judice at apex court. Earlier, an all-side discussion held at the District Administration...

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Chief of Indian Army Naravane to Arrive Nepal on 4th November

Posted by | Oct 28, 2020 | ,

General Manoj Mukund Naravane, Chief of the Army Staff, Indian Army will arrive in Nepal on 4th November 2020 for a three-day customary visit at the invitation of General Purna Chandra Thapa, Chief of the Army Staff, Nepali Army. The visit is scheduled from 4th November 2020 to 6th November 2020. The main events in his program include paying homage at the martyr’s memorial in the Army Pavilion, receive an honor guard in the Army Headquarters, hold office meeting with his counterpart General Purna Chandra Thapa and address the student officers at the Army Command and Staff College, Shivapuri. The main highlight of the visit will be the conferment of the rank of an honorary General of the Nepali Army to General Naravane by Rt. Honorable President of Nepal, Mrs. Bidhya Devi Bhandari on 5th November amidst a special ceremony. General Naravane is also scheduled to meet with Rt. Honorable Prime Minister and Defense Minister on the final day of his...

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