The newly rehabilitated small hydro power plant at Chandannath Municipality in Nepal's Jumla district was virtually inaugurated on Wednesday, said the Indian embassy in Kathmandu.
The News Scroll 05 May 2021
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By Shirish B Pradhan
Kathmandu, May 5 (PTI) A small hydropower plant located in Nepal s remote mountainous district Jumla has been re-built with India s financial assistance.
The newly rehabilitated small hydropower plant re-built with a financial assistance of Rs. 26.39 million was inaugurated amidst a function by officials from Indian Embassy and chief of District Coordination Committee, Jumla, according to a press release issued by Indian mission here.
The hydropower plant at Chandannath Municipality in Jumla district was built in 1983 by Nepal Electricity Authority with power production capacity of 200 KW.
With Indian assistance, Nepal inaugurates Hydro Power Plant
ANI
06 May 2021, 01:27 GMT+10
Kathmandu [Nepal], May 5 (ANI): The newly rehabilitated small hydro power plant at Chandannath Municipality in Nepal s Jumla district was virtually inaugurated on Wednesday, said the Indian embassy in Kathmandu.
The small hydro power plant was built with Indian financial assistance of Nepali Rs 26.39 million. Newly rehabilitated Small Hydro Power Plant at Chandannath Municipality in Jumla District, built with Government of India s financial assistance of NRs 26.39 million, was virtually inaugurated by Karun Bansal, First Secretary (DPR) of the Embassy of India, Kathmandu; District Coordination Committee, Jumla and Nepal Electricity Authority, Jumla, the release from the Indian Embassy stated.
India builds infrastructures for three educational institutions in Nepal’s Palpa
Sun Online Desk
25th April, 2021 10:01:17
India has built infrastructures three educational institutions in Nepal’s Palpa district and handed it over in the last two days, the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu announced on Friday.
“On 22nd and 23rd April 2021, newly constructed buildings of Shree Rambha Higher Secondary School, Shree Laxmi Higher Secondary School and Shree Nava Adarsha Multiple Campus respectively, built with Government of India’s financial assistance of NRs. 98.37 Million, were virtually inaugurated by Shri Karun Bansal, First Secretary (DP&R) of the Embassy of India, Kathmandu, District Coordination Committee, Palpa and School Management Committee and local representatives,” the release from the Indian Embassy stated.
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