President Ramchandra Paudel has expressed his concern that the labor force, which is the strength of the nation, has been released from the villages. He pointed out that the provision of income and employment in villages is the first requirement to save the nation from this crisis.

Addressing the Diamond Jubilee of Mangala Mavi in ​​Madhya Nepal Municipality 3, Sotipasal, a neighboring village of Lamjung in the neighboring district on Wednesday, President Paudel said that the agricultural profession should be transformed into a profession that gives more income by spending less effort and labor. He emphasized that the era of industrial revolution based on the reality of Nepal should be brought about by opening up agricultural industries and new industries in the villages. He said that the energetic labor force has gone abroad for employment and the fertile, productive and picturesque villages are becoming barren. "Recently, the chain of migration from villages to cities and cities to foreign countries is unbroken," he said.

After the political change, everyone should focus on economic development and prosperity, he said that quality education is the foundation and foundation of the country's development. Now our focus should be on economic development and prosperity. However, today, as I say, the more development infrastructure and modern facilities are being added to the villages, the more the villages are getting empty.'' If we are determined a little, there is a possibility of an agricultural revolution. Our life can be happy and happy in this nature," he said. He said that there is no alternative but to modernize and commercialize agriculture and take a leap towards industrialization. He made it clear that he wants to focus on producing entrepreneurial manpower by providing education based on entrepreneurship and that the vision of policy makers, government and educational institutions should be focused on this. He said that the air, water and soil of the mountains, hills and plains are unique and it is necessary to use them to transform the country in the field of economic development. He said that for the development of the country, education in the form of modernization, commercialization and industrialization of agriculture is the current need.

'I entered politics to make the unstable people from the village live in the village by bringing them modern services and facilities,' he recalled saying while standing on the hill of Warabhanjyang in 2048 when he contested the first election, 'then electricity, water, roads, education, health etc. in the village. A program of rural self-sufficiency was started to provide infrastructure with modern facilities. Looking back at the period since then, basic facilities were also provided in the village. Village life changed. It has also become a situation to take the product to the market. However, even with the facilities, the sad situation that the village is facing today is not seen as normal. This situation is a matter of concern for the country.'' Regardless of the torture, I have reached the place today, this soil, climate and friendship have a big contribution.'