- Monday, 26 October 2026
Kavrepalanchok, Oct 26: Bagmati Province Chief Minister Kiran Thapa announced the allocation of budgetary resources for road management, infrastructure development, and the welfare of children in the province.
While offering tika for the children living at a child service home at Panauti-5 Kavrepalanchok at the last day of Bada Dashain on Sunday evening, CM Thapa highlighted that this year’s budget includes plans to enhance human management and infrastructure, particularly in flood-affected areas. A significant portion of the budget, amounting to five million rupees, is earmarked for the management of children and road workers impacted by recent floods.
Thapa emphasized the provincial government’s commitment to constructing essential facilities such as houses, bridges, roads, and educational institutions for the rehabilitation of orphaned children and homeless citizens across 15 local levels affected by the Bhotekoshi flood.
He mentioned the establishment of residential schools in Dakshinkali, where the Province will cover all educational expenses for children. Additionally, he announced the initiation of financial support for families of deceased citizens, including a relief package of Rs 25,000 and post-death compensation of Rs 1 lakh.
The Chief Minister reiterated the government’s role as a guardian during disasters, stressing the importance of serving those in need. He outlined the provincial government’s priorities, which include youth empowerment, agricultural development, professional growth, and infrastructure enhancement. The event also featured discussions on the contributions of the Human Welfare Society in supporting vulnerable populations across various districts in the country. —
