Arghakhanchi, June 27: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Top Bahadur Rayamajhi, has said that the government would not remain silent if anybody obstructs the construction of hydropower projects.
Inaugurating the Nepal-India Friendship Building of Janajyoti Higher Secondary School at Sandhikharka here, Sunday, Energy Minister Rayamajhi said that the government and the Ministry has been moving ahead with commitment for creating investment-friendly environment in the energy sector.
Stating that there was no possibility of development in the country without developing energy sector, he said that producing power in national and foreign investment was the first priority of the government.
The DPM also expressed the view that there was no alternative to the Nepali Congress but to join the government for the implementation of the new constitution as it was the best document in the world.
Similarly, Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Ranjit Rae, said that the government of India has been providing support in the development projects of Nepal. The construction of the building made with the support of Indian Embassy cost Rs 15 million.
Meanwhile, Indian Ambassador Rae also inaugurated the building for the Argha Rajasthal Secondary School constructed at a cost of Rs 49.3 million with the support of Indian government.
At a programme organised by the Reporters’ Club, Arghakhanchi Chapter, at Sandhikharka, he said that the government of India was always positive for the peace, stability and development of Nepal. He also said that India was ready to collaborate with Nepal for the development of hydropower, tourism and agriculture. RSS
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