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Hari Bansha initiates child-development project
The Meera Centre, a social-work foundation established by Hari Bansha Acharya in the memory of his late wife, established an institution that will work for the all-round development of childbookmarkThe Meera Centre, a social-work foundation established by Hari Bansha Acharya in the memory of his late wife, established an institution that will work for the all-round development of children, yesterday. The institution was jointly inaugurated by Japanese Ambassador to Nepal Masasi Ogawa, and actors Madan Krishna Shrestha and Basundhara Bhusal at Sankhupati Chaur, Kavre.
Nagendra Adhikari
Published at : April 21, 2015
Updated at : April 21, 2015 08:41
Kavre
“The project has been initiated to pay homage to Meera’s wish to work toward the development of the young. She helped many poor and destitute children during her lifetime,” Hari Bansha Acharya said during the inaugural programme.
The institution will work under the management of Child Reach Nepal. The project, which will be working toward the mental and physical development of children, also aims to launch door-to-door programmes to raise awareness and provide primary health care to pregnant women in the area.
After the inauguration, a statue of Meera Acharya was erected in the premises of the institution.
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