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Youths’ support called for social reform programmes

Lalitpur, Aug. 24 (RSS): Nepal Tarun Dal hosted a discussion and interaction programme here today concerning the views and programmes to be presented at its second national convention.

Participating speakers at the programme suggested that a campaign against rampant corruption, political distortions, unrest and unemployment should be started.

They also suggested that strong voices should be raised at the forthcoming general convention on social awareness over issues such as quality and skill oriented education, foreign employment for youths and dignified and disciplined politics.

Likewise, the participants called upon youths to extend their cooperation for the successful implementation of land reforms and the social development programmes announced by the government and to propagate good messages among the people.

MP Hridya Ram Thani said that the youths should understand the feeling of the people that a programme has to be presented at the ensuing national convention to prevent corruption and guarantee security for the people of the villages.

Former central member of the Nepali Congress Bhim Bahadur Tamang said that the youth should work to take ahead the concept of democratic socialism.

Former Minister Dipak Prakash Baskota said that the Tarun Dal should make the youths of the villages active for bringing about improvement in the educational sector and also make them commitment towards nationalism and democracy.

Diplomat Dr. Jaya Raj Acharya said that the development of the country is not possible without the development of education.

Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat, Prof. Chiranjivi Shrestha, advocate Sher Bahadur KC, academician Tulasi Prasad Bhattarai, member cum secretary of the National Sports Council Vinod Shankar Palikhe and a host of other speakers provided various suggestions at the programme chaired by Tarun Dal president Bal Krishna Khand.

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