Decision to provide free scholarships up to higher education for the children of those who lost their lives or went missing in the Bhotekoshi flood

Kathmandu. The Ministry of Education and Sports has moved forward with the process through a ministerial-level decision to provide full scholarships to the children of those who lost their lives or went missing in the devastating flood of 10 Bhadau. It has been decided that this scholarship will be provided to 27 students in the first phase, and after that, more students will be identified step by step and given scholarships in various phases, the Ministry of Education and Sports said.

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