Mithumaya, who had been living a difficult life in a house with zinc sheets all around, where sunlight and rain could penetrate, was shocked to find a concrete house.
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She is thrilled to be living in a pucca house on the eve of Tihar. Mithumaya Sunar of Jyamire Barghare, Manahari Rural Municipality-9, was given a pucca house by Bagmati Province Chief Minister Indra Bahadur Baniya on Sunday during a ceremony to mark the arrival of the new house.
Chief Minister Baniya has built a pucca house for Mithumaya using the government service and facilities money he received. Mithumaya, who had been living in a house with a zinc roof and sun and rain, was shocked to get a pucca house.
The house has 3 rooms including a kitchen and a toilet. Chief Minister Baniya said that he was happy to hand over a pucca house to a poor and single woman on the occasion of Diwali. He informed that the Bagmati Province government will adopt a policy of building houses for the poor. She had been living in a house where the roof was leaking and water pools inside the house.
The pucca house, built at a cost of about 5 lakhs, was ready in one and a half months. Provincial Cooperative Minister Binu Rayamajhi, Rural Municipality Chairman Ranjan Kalakheti, Nepali Congress Makawanpur Chairman Buddha Lama and others spoke at the house handover program.
Chief Minister Baniya built the house after locals, ward chairmen and the municipality recommended building her a pucca house. Due to poverty, Mithumaya's husband committed suicide by consuming poison 5 years ago. 33-year-old Mithumaya has 4 sons aged 6 to 11. Her eldest son is disabled.
Mithumaya, who does not have even a single plot of land to live on, has been raising her four children by working as a wage earner. She has also been supported by the single woman's allowance.
