Prime Minister Balen said to Jenji MPs - we ourselves should be an example

Kathmandu. Prime Minister Balendra Shah has called upon the MPs of Genji age group to become an example and create employment opportunities for their generation within the country with innovative thinking. In an interaction with Genji MPs held at the office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers at Singha Durbar, Prime Minister Shah emphasized that along with solving the basic problems of people's livelihood, they should move forward to make their generation self-reliant.

The Prime Minister has asked to create a separate professional base of income without making politics a livelihood profession and become a source of inspiration for the society. Similarly, Pram Balen has suggested to abandon old and impractical thinking and make maximum use of on-site study, research and information technology. He urged Genji MPs not only to point out problems but also to adopt a style of finding practical solutions.

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