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Gandaki Province unveils skills generating programs for conflict-hit people



POKHARA: The Gandaki Province Government has unveiled skills generating programs targeting the conflict-hit people in five districts.

The relief and rehabilitation program has been initiated in Gorkha, Baglung, Tanahun, Kaski and Lamjung districts by targeting the families of martyrs, physically-challenged, enforced disappearance and the individuals affected from the decade-long insurgency, according to the Internal Affairs and Law Ministry of the Province.

Under the program, the beneficiaries would be provided with training and seed money for vegetable production and goat farming in Baglung.

For the effective intervention of this scheme, the Ministry’s officials on Sunday interacted with the representatives of government agencies, political parties and community-based organizations in Baglung.

Ministry’s Under Secretary Kashiraj Gaire shared that 30 beneficiaries would be given Rs 30,000 each for vegetable production and 30 others would get Rs 15,000 each for goat farming in seed money.

During the program, Internal Affairs Minister of Gandaki Province Hari Bahadur Chuman said that the state was making efforts to support the individuals and families affected from the People’s War and different other movements.

Publish Date : 07 December 2020 11:54 AM

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