Furniture Handover Program by Rotary Club of Dillibazar-Kathmandu



Date: 18th Shrawan 2082 (August 2, 2025)

Rotary Club of Dillibazar, Kathmandu, handed over desks and benches worth NPR 250,000 to Mangal Secondary School located in Naya Naikap. The program was chaired by Club President Mr. Prem Kumar Oli and graced by the chief guest, Ward Chairperson of Chandragiri Municipality Ward No. 14, Mr. Rajbhai Maharjan.

The event was attended by Past President of the club Mr. Leelanath Sharma, Secretary Ms. Sandhya Rajbhandari, proprietor of Veps Global and furniture donor Ms. Mamisa Adhikari, and Mr. Suraj Kafle, proprietor of VDS among other dignitaries.

The school principal, Mr. Krishnahari Karki, welcomed the guests and highlighted the school’s current situation and ongoing activities.

Chairperson of the event, Mr. Prem Kumar Oli, expressed his gratitude to all the participants and assured that Rotary Club of Dillibazar would continue its support—particularly in developing the school’s library in the near future.

 










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