India has been continuously supporting the Nepalese government in areas such as education, health, and rural electrification, based on its priorities.
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An attractive building has been completed for Diding Basic School in Diding, Chichila Rural Municipality-3. The building was constructed at a cost of Rs. 41.48 million. 289.
The building, which was constructed under the community development project, was inaugurated on Thursday.
First Secretary of the Indian Embassy, Vashit Nandan, clarified that assistance was provided for the construction of the school building under the community development project of the Indian Government. He said that India has been continuously providing assistance in the areas of education, health, rural electrification, etc. based on the priorities of the Nepal Government.
Nandan informed that India has been providing school buses and ambulances to Nepal's schools and health institutions on the occasion of Independence Day and said that so far 1,049 ambulances and 381 school buses have been provided across Nepal. 15 ambulances and 5 school buses have been provided in Sankhuwasabha district alone.
Claiming that India is the first country to help Nepal when it is in crisis, Nandan expressed confidence that Nepal-India cooperation will continue to strengthen in the coming days.
District Coordination Committee Chief Suman Shakya mentioned that the Indian Government has been continuously providing assistance in various sectors including education, health. He informed that India is also providing assistance for expanding specialist services at the district hospital, adding that some of the disputes seen in the Arun III Hydropower Project are natural and that these problems are being resolved through talks and discussions.
