The goal is to make more than 300 youth self-employed through agricultural enterprises
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Bhumikasthan municipality has brought a budget of 83 crore 94 lakh 74 thousand rupees for the next financial year 2082/83. In the budget announced by Deputy Chief Balkrishna Banjade through the 17th session of the Municipal Council on Wednesday, the current budget is 54 million 16 million 89 thousand, the capital is 29 million 77 million 85 thousand rupees.
It is estimated that a conditional grant of 346 million, equalization of 114 million, revenue sharing of 107 million, a special grant of 68 million and a supplementary grant of 12 million will be received from the Union government.
Banjade said that the initial estimate of Lumbini Province will be Rs 15 crore, equalization Rs 76 lakh, revenue distribution Rs 14 crore, special subsidy Rs 18 lakh and supplementary Rs 112 crore and the internal income of Bhumikasthan Municipality will be Rs 82 lakh.
Bhumikasthan has prioritized agricultural production, education, health, infrastructure development and social development in the budget. The city has been cultivating barren land for two years. In the area of 329 plantations, onion, Akbare chilli, maize seed production and rice cultivation have been being cultivated. The city has started producing itself with the help of hard-working people. Harishchandra Bhusal, Municipal Information Officer, said that 250 people have been employed in this financial year and 150 people are targeted for direct employment in the next financial year. It is estimated that 300 people will be indirectly employed in the mobilization of hardworking manpower. Bhusal also said that the area to cultivate 50 seedlings will be increased next year.
Municipality head Jhavilal Thapa said that according to the goal of hardworking people not to keep barren fields, to cultivate, and to create self-employment by connecting the youth to agricultural enterprises, the municipality is going to cultivate by itself. He said that the goal is to connect the youth of all wards to agriculture and make them self-employed and independent in production.
In order to modernize, commercialize and industrialize agricultural enterprises, it is mentioned in the budget that agricultural tools will be provided with 50 percent subsidy to provide modern technology to farmers. Similarly, the main road within the city will be made vehicular for twelve months. The target is to complete the roads that are currently being constructed and are being pitched. Most of the old plans including increasing the educational quality in schools have been continued in the budget.
