Bagmati Province Chief Minister Highlights Legal Provisions for Nepali and Tamang Languages in Official Work
Summary
Bagmati Province Chief Minister Kiran Thapa Magar says legal provisions have been made to use Nepali and Tamang in government work, calling it a historic achievement for federalism and linguistic identity. He also said the province has been allocating budget for language, literature, art, culture, and Shankhadhar Sakha-related projects.
Key Points
- Bagmati Province Chief Minister Kiran Thapa Magar said Nepali and Tamang have been legally recognized for use in government work in the province.
- He described the move as an important achievement for federalism and the province’s linguistic and cultural identity.
- The provincial government has been allocating annual budgets for language, literature, art, culture, and the Shankhadhar Sakha Foundation’s museum and development projects.
- Thapa Magar praised Shankhadhar Sakha’s legacy and the foundation’s role in promoting his contribution.
