In the last three years, in Nisdi Rural Municipality of Palpa, child marriage is decreasing due to awareness programs targeted at parents and children. Three years ago, 276 couples had child marriages in 7 wards. Last year, the number decreased to 52 couples got married.

From last July to the middle of February, only 8 couples had child marriages, the head of the village education branch  were . According to him, as soon as he found out that he was going to get married, he went and returned. 

"From warning the parents to taking the police to their homes to warn them of action," he said, "due to which some parents have now become aware ." It has not yet been reduced to zero. Jamire, Archle, Galdha, Mityal, Jhiruwas, Sahlkoter Bankamlang and seven wards of Savik are Nisdi wards. Parents meeting, student, teacher focused programs are held to urge and alert everyone for reduction. 

In order to reduce child marriage in Nisdi's Sahalkot, a mini children's fair has been held with the participation of students, parents and teachers from infants to class 12. Public awareness programs have been conducted in the two-day fair held at Balhit Mavi in ​​Sahalkot. Besides, entertainment program has been done for children for intellectual, physical and mental development. On the occasion of the

fair, students, teachers, and parents of Sahalkot's two high schools and three primary schools held a rally with placards with various public awareness slogans, Nisdi Rural Municipality Balmaitri branch chief Kusmakhar Pandey said. "Our main objective is to declare a municipality where child-friendly local governance has been implemented," he said, "The campaign is to reduce the number of child marriages from the municipality to zero."

In the campaign against child marriage, students are aware, parents' meetings, teachers and students are conducting targeted programs, he said. Various programs have been held since three years ago. He said that by reaching every school, parents' meeting, formation of children's club, publication of Bhitte newspaper, discussion and interaction with teachers and parents. 

In the Children's Fair held in Nisdi Rural Municipality-2, Sahalkot, a competitive program for developing intellectual capacity and raising awareness for child development centers, primary, basic and secondary levels has been held among various schools. Competitions such as picture identification, sweet race, recitation, intelligence test, attendance answer, English spelling, attendance answer, elocution, men's and women's volleyball, 100 meter run for students have been organized. 

Lumbini Provincial Assembly Member and Chairman of Finance, Industry, Tourism Committee Raju Shrestha, Village Chairman Mukt Bahadur Saru, Vice Chairman Tirankumari Shrestha, Head of Administration Arjun Khanal and others distributed prizes and certificates to the winning students. In the fair, teachers, parents, students from infant to 5th grade as well as elementary and high school students participated in the fair and participated in various competitions. 

Ward president Fattesinh Darlami said that in the mini children's fair jointly organized by Nisdi rural municipality and No. 2 ward office, there was a program to raise awareness against child marriage, to raise awareness against child marriage, and to provide entertainment for children's physical and mental development. According to him, the Mini Bal Mela has become a helper in raising awareness against marriage before the age of 20 in addition to unleashing the inherent talent of children.  In the program, Shrestha, a member of the Lumbini Provincial Assembly, said that child marriage has been reducing in Nisdi rural municipality for the last three years. He emphasized that the preparations to declare the rural municipality as a child-friendly local government should be meaningful. Village chairman Saru said that various programs are being conducted to declare the municipality as a child-friendly village within 2083. He said that Bal Mela has become a helper in spreading social awareness against child marriage and exposing their talents.