India Donates Ambulances and School Buses to Nepal
In a gesture of solidarity and support, India has donated 35 ambulances and 66 school buses to various organizations in Nepal, bolstering infrastructure in the crucial sectors of health and education. Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava, officiated the handover ceremony alongside Finance Minister Barshaman Pun.
Out of the 101 vehicles donated, two ambulances were specifically allocated to the earthquake-affected districts of Jajarkot and West Rukum. This targeted aid demonstrates India’s commitment to assisting communities in need, even in challenging circumstances.
This donation, a longstanding tradition coinciding with India’s national celebrations, reflects the enduring partnership between India and Nepal. It aims to promote development and foster stronger bilateral ties by improving access to essential services.
Finance Minister Pun praised India’s ongoing developmental projects in Nepal, emphasizing their role in enhancing people-to-people connectivity and deepening the relationship between the two countries.
India’s donation of ambulances and school buses since 1994 underscores its enduring support for Nepal’s efforts to strengthen healthcare and education infrastructure. This initiative aims to facilitate easier access to these vital services, contributing to Nepal’s development journey.
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