Gagan's plan for nation building in the next five years
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- Wed, 18 February 2026
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa has said that the next five years will go ahead with the plan of nation building. In an interaction organized by the Intellectual Professionals Campaign Council on Wednesday in Kathmandu, President Thapa said that he had not been able to take advantage of the opportunities he had received many times before and said that he would not let the country suffer any accidents in the next five years and move forward with a plan to build the nation by including everyone.
He informed that even in the party's promise letter, the plan to give results after five years is included.
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