Nepal inaugurates educational institution built with India's assistance

Kathmandu [Nepal], May 18 (ANI): Nepal inaugurated an educational institution in Udayapur district on Saturday that was constructed with assistance from India.
Shree Narad Adarsha Education Campus was constructed with Government of India's aid amounting to (Nepali Rupees) NRs. 30.20 million.
The institution was established in 1971 as a secondary school and was subsequently upgraded as a campus in 2003. It is affiliated with the Tribhuvan University (TU) in Kathmandu and enrolls around 135 students each year. About 70 per cent of the total students are girls.
The institution offers a four-year Bachelor's degree in Education (B.Ed.) programme.
The infrastructure of the campus includes a two-storied building, comprising 12 classrooms, a library, meeting hall, and separate toilets for boys and girls.
Ajay Kumar, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of India, was the chief guest at the inauguration ceremony which was also attended by former Urban Development Minister Narayan Khadka.
The newly-built infrastructure will not only boost the learning environment for students but also enhance access to education to rural students of Udayapur and adjoining districts, including Bhojpur, Khotang, Sunsari, and Saptari. (ANI)