Kathmandu: Minister for Youth and Sports Tejulal Chaudhary has announced that the upcoming fiscal year’s budget will be executed with strict adherence to laws, a detailed budget implementation plan, set milestones, and fiscal discipline. This declaration was made during a session of the House of Representatives focused on the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
According to National News Agency Nepal, Minister Chaudhary emphasized the importance of improving the budget’s implementation through regular monitoring, comprehensive assessments, and progress reporting, all while ensuring transparency in spending. The Ministry has rolled out various schemes, including cash incentives, prizes, sports equipment, and training programs aimed at boosting youth engagement and confidence in sports.
The Minister highlighted the provision of experienced trainers and the establishment of sports-science based training programs and infrastructure development as key components for enhancing the capacity of sportspersons. He also pointed out the potential socio-economic impact of youth migration and stressed the importance of strategies that foster self-reliance and entrepreneurship among young people.
Furthermore, Minister Chaudhary stated that medal-winning athletes would receive cash rewards, incentives, scholarships for their children, and various social security schemes in recognition of their national and international achievements. The government is also preparing for the 10th National Games, prioritizing the construction of necessary physical infrastructure.