Dharan Sub-Metropolis Passes Budget of NPR 2.76 Billion for Current Fiscal Year
Summary
Dharan Sub-Metropolis has passed a budget of NPR 2.76 billion for the current fiscal year, with major allocations for roads, physical infrastructure, drinking water, education, health, tourism, agriculture, employment, and disaster management. Acting Mayor Aindra Bikram Begha said funds have also been set aside for Dharan Hospital, BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, and water supply from the Chatara Koshi River.
Key Points
- Dharan Sub-Metropolis passed a budget of NPR 2.76 billion 19 lakh 27 thousand for the current fiscal year.
- The budget prioritizes roads, physical infrastructure, drinking water, education, health, tourism, agriculture, employment, and disaster management.
- Acting Mayor Aindra Bikram Begha said NPR 1.40 billion 94 lakh 88 thousand will come from internal revenue, along with federal, provincial, and shared revenue sources.
- Allocations include funds for Dharan Hospital, BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, urban planning, education, social development, and the Chatara Koshi River water supply plan.
