Foundation Laid for School in Dhapasi
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Kathmandu, February 22
Foundation stone was laid here today for the construction of Shree Dhapasi Madhyamik Bidhyalay of Ward no. 4 of Tokha in Kathmandu. Deputy Prime Minister Ishwar Pokharel laid the foundation stone.
The school is being reconstructed with the financial assistance of the Indian government. The 22-room school building is being built at the cost of Rs. 50.677 million. Out of 22 rooms, 13 will be classrooms while other rooms will be utilized to establish laboratory, library, administration, finance and teachers’ room. Yogi Hanuman JV is constructing the building to be completed within 15 months.
At the foundation laying ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister Pokharel said that the Dhapasi Madhyamik Bidhyalay would set an example after the reconstruction. Praising the reconstruction of schools after the earthquake of being of high quality, Pokharel appreciated the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) for completing rebuil
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Nepal s main administrative complex Singha Durbar, which was heavily ravaged in the 2015 devastating earthquakes, came into operation again on Monday after the completion of most of the reconstruction works.The complex had housed the Prime .
NRA Holds Monitoring and Evaluation Interactions in 29 Districts
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Kathmandu, January 31
The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) has held interactions in 29 districts to monitor and evaluate the on-going reconstruction works. The interactions were held in 11 most affected and 18 least affected districts.
Chief Executive Officer of the NRA Sushil Gyewali, Secretary Suresh Acharya, members of the NRA Executive Committee, Joint Secretaries and the Deputy Spokesperson of the NRA had led 11 different teams that held monitoring and evaluation interactions from January 25 to 30.
Those participating in these interactions were office-bearers of concerned district facilitation committee, chiefs and deputy chiefs of municipalities, chairpersons and deputy chairpersons of rural municipalities, chief administrative officers of the municipalities, spokesperson and ward chairpersons of the municipalities, officials of the district administration offices, bankers, representatives of pa