Kathmandu, Mar 19 (PTI) A school building built with the Indian financial assistance of Nepalese Rs 30 million was inaugurated on Wednesday.

The grant under ‘Nepal-India Development Cooperation' was utilised for the construction of the building and other facilities at Janakalyan Secondary School in Makwanpur district, the Indian Embassy here said.

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Lalit Bahadur Ghalan, Chief District Coordination Committee, Makawanpur and Basist Nanda, first secretary, Indian Embassy, inaugurated the school building.

The school was established in 1968. It was upgraded to a higher secondary school in 1985. The school has around 850 students, 54 per cent of whom are girls.

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