India Gifts 43 Ambulances And 50 School Buses To Nepal

Delhi/Hyderabad, July 16 (Maxim News):  India on Sunday gifted 43 ambulances and 50 school buses to Nepal under the Nepal-India Development Partnership Programme

At a ceremony held in the embassy premises, Nepal’s Minister for Science, Education, and Technology handed over the keys to beneficiary organizations in the presence of the Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava. 

Addressing the event, the Minister for Science, Education, and Technology, Ashok Rai, thanked the Indian government for vehicular support stating it would facilitate students during their studies. 

“Currently, the schools are unevenly distributed.  Previously there was no mapping of the schools but now we are planning to merge them.  The merger of two-three schools into one would obviously make the students travel more.  This is precisely why our schools need more means of transport.  There is an increased demand for buses.  In the coming days, such support from the Indian government would help us cater to those needs and we will continue to receive this support from the Indian Embassy and the government.  I am confident that assistance from India would certainly help our children avail good education, Rai said. 

Under the Nepal-India Development Partnership Programme, which has been in vogue since 1994, a total of 974 ambulances and 234 school buses have been gifted by the Indian government to date. 

Announcing continued support in the health and education sector, the Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, promised to raise the number of school buses in the days to come. (Maxim News) 


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