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4.5 million donation was collected in the Maha Yagya organized to build a dormitory at Shaheed Multiple Campus at Kisanbari, Rampur Municipality-7, 65 km east of the headquarters Tansen. According to the organizers, more than Rs.
The price of donation and 1000 muri of paddy has not been determined. Netraprasad Bhattarai, chairman of the campus management committee, said that the plan to increase faculty, skill-based education and establish hostels in the campus with the income from the Mahayagya. According to him, the plan to prepare the basis of educational, religious and cultural tourism in Kaligandaki valley has been progressed.
In addition, a great sacrifice has been made with a plan to make the Shaheed Multipurpose Campus strong in terms of financial, physical and educational quality. Head of the campus Murari Prasad Kafle said that there is a plan to prepare the infrastructure of technical education at a higher level, and to awaken cultured, diligent, studious, and patriotic spirit among the students and the young generation.
Dhandhanyanchal Shreemad Bhagwat Gyan Mahayagna and the last day of religious festival, donations including land and cash have been collected till Tuesday. Rampur municipality-7, resident Tej Kumari Upadhyay announced to donate land worth one crore, coordinator of the economic collection committee Sukdev Pokharel said.
"The amount of the donation boxes at the Yagya site has yet to be calculated and some other donation amounts have to be added," he said. On the first day of Yagya, including land, Rs. 16 lakh 9481, on the second day Rs. 4 lakh 76 thousand 791, 22 paisa And on the third day, 31 lakh 98 thousand 135 rupees 55 paisa was collected. On the same day, Raju Prasad Shrestha, Member of the Lumbini State Assembly and Chairman of the Finance, Industry and Tourism Committee, announced 20 lakh rupees.
On the fourth day, donations of 32 lakh 48 thousand rupees were collected. On the fifth day, 63 lakh 5 thousand 519 was collected. According to the organizing committee, 83 lakh 5 thousand 306 rupees 53 paisa was collected on the sixth day. Devotees are also enthusiastic about donating paddy in Yagna. Rishiram Regmi of the Paddy Donation Collection Committee informed that 1,032 muri of paddy were collected from 96 paddy collection centers.
At the conclusion of the Maha Yagya, Raman Bahadur Thapa, the city head of Rampur municipality, said that everyone has support for the dormitory that will be built for the campus where the daughter and daughter-in-law will study. He said that this campus is not only the jewel of Rampur Nagar but also of Kaligand prostitutes.
Guru Prasad Bhattarai, head of Galyang Municipality, promised to support the upliftment of the campus as education is the main basis of development. Rambha rural municipality chairman Bishnu Prasad Bhandari said that Shaheed Campus is the educational heritage of Gandakweshi region. In the Maha Yagya, the story was recited in a musical style from the mouthpiece of Pandit Dinbandhu Pokharel, a recitation expert. In the Maha Yagya, services such as Libra donation, Lakhbatti lighting, planetary peace, Rudri, astrology consultation etc. were given.
