Govt to provide education, health, and employment support for those injured in Gen Z Uprising
Summary
The government will provide education, health, and employment support to those injured during the Gen-Z Uprising and has declared journalist Suresh Rajak a martyr. A subsidy for sugarcane and support for poor families have also been approved.
Key Points
- The government will provide education, health, and employment support for those injured in the Gen-Z Uprising.
- Minister Jagadish Kharel announced approval of the 'Gen Z Injured Relief Assistance Procedure 2082'.
- Journalist Suresh Rajak, who died during protests, was declared a martyr by the cabinet.
- The minimum sugarcane purchase price is set at Rs 620 per quintal with a Rs 70 subsidy for farmers.
