India on Sunday gifted 84 autos to numerous organisations working in well being and training sectors throughout Nepal, the Indian Embassy in Nepal stated.

The keys of 34 ambulances and 50 college buses have been handed over by Indian Ambassador Naveen Srivastava within the presence of Ashok Kumar Rai, the Minister of Education, Science and Technology, to consultant organisations.

“Gifting of the vehicles has been one of the long-standing traditions of the government of India under the Nepal-India Development Partnership Programme to bolster the efforts of the government of Nepal to strengthen its infrastructure in health and education sectors,” Ambassador Srivastava stated.

“This is part of a very robust and strong development partnership between India and Nepal, which has a long history and legacy, touching people’s lives and bringing out tangible progress in the development journey of Nepal,” he identified on the ceremony attended by mayors, chairpersons of municipalities/rural Municipalities of assorted native our bodies, in addition to the representatives of assorted beneficiary organisations.

Education Minister Rai appreciated the Indian authorities’s numerous ongoing developmental initiatives in Nepal and expressed hope that the help will proceed to strengthen people-to-people connectivity and the bilateral relations between the 2 nations.

He lauded the help of the federal government of India for reaching out and supporting the faculties and well being amenities throughout Nepal protecting mountain to Terai areas.

India has since 1994, gifted 974 ambulances and 234 college buses, together with the most recent lot, to numerous well being and academic organisations throughout Nepal.