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61-year-old Bharat Mahato of Thori Rural Municipality-3 Sikaribas looked very happy on Saturday. He is shocked that his desire to live in a house will be fulfilled in his lifetime.
He, who has spent so far in the prisons of Phus, will get a free concrete house under the Janata Awas program. 'I never dreamed that I would be able to live in a concrete house in my life,' he said, 'The government has built a house, now my children would be able to live in a concrete house.'
On Saturday, Sona Devi of the village got citizenship from the Chief District Officer Ganesh Aryal. She didn't believe it at first when she got citizenship in the village without the hassle of going to Birganj headquarters to get citizenship. "I didn't expect to get citizenship so easily in the village," she said. District Administration Office Parsa conducted an integrated mobile service throughout the village on Saturday to provide relief to the hunter-gatherers.
The service was organized by the District Administration Office and coordinated by Thori Rural Municipality with the aim that the residents of this village, the most remote in Parsa, can get all the basic services in the village. In the mobile service, Narayani Hospital organized a free health camp, Industry Department Regional Office Birganj provided skill training, Agricultural Knowledge Center Parsa conducted an agricultural dissemination and technology camp, Rungta Welfare Society distributed bags and stationery to local primary school students. Husk Power Nepal distributed improved stoves to 15 households.
Nepal Telecom Regional Office Birgunj had Wi-Fi with sufficient network and the District Health Office had arranged medicine. Narayani Irrigation Office and Water Resources and Irrigation Development Division Office have started work from Saturday by arranging tar nets and sacks for the construction of embankment in Sikaribas River for irrigation.
Chairman of Thori rural municipality Lal Bahadur Shrestha said that the mobile service conducted by the district administration office has played a big role in relieving the pain and suffering of Sikari residents. Chief District Officer Aryal said that the service made the residents of Sikariba feel that they are also citizens of the state.
He has promised to continue such service programs in the future to provide services to the residents of remote areas.
Sikaribas is the most remote village in the district at the midpoint of Parsa and Chitwan National Parks. 7 km east of the Hulaki road, you can reach here by crossing the forest road. The unpaved road is impassable during the rainy season. There are 68 households in the village. There is a school that only teaches up to 5th grade. Local children always have to travel 20 kilometers to study at NIMAV and MA level. There is a shortage of medicine at the health post. Attacks of wild animals destroy all crops every year. Wild animals also attack the locals. This village, which lacks even Citamol in case of illness, is deprived of basic services such as drinking water, roads and so on.
