Panauti:Bagmati Bagmati Province Chief Minister Kiran Thapa has announced a commitment to allocate budgetary resources for the welfare of children, road management, and infrastructure development within the province.
According to National News Agency RSS, CM Thapa made the announcement while participating in a ceremony at a child service home in Panauti-5, Kavrepalanchok, where he offered tika to children on the last day of Bada Dashain. He stated that this year’s budget includes plans to improve human management and infrastructure, especially in regions affected by floods.
A budget of five million rupees has been earmarked specifically for children and road workers impacted by recent flooding. Thapa highlighted the government’s dedication to building essential facilities, such as houses, bridges, roads, and educational institutions, to aid in the rehabilitation of orphaned children and homeless individuals across 15 local levels affected by the Bhotekoshi flood.
Further efforts include the establishment of residential schools in Dakshinkali, with the Province covering all educational expenses for the children. Additionally, financial support is set to be provided to the families of deceased citizens, offering a relief package of Rs 25,000 and post-death compensation of Rs 1 lakh.
Thapa reiterated the provincial government’s role as a guardian during disasters, emphasizing the significance of assisting those in need. The government’s priorities include youth empowerment, agricultural development, professional growth, and infrastructure enhancement.
The event also featured discussions on the Human Welfare Society’s contributions in supporting vulnerable populations across various districts in the country.