Congratulations Naba Prabhat Sewa Samaj

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When I was trying to pay for something we had eaten, Navaraj Uncle said: it’s free for you. Instead of this, we want to take a help for the club building of Naba Prabhat Sewa Samaj. I just smiled because we were doing some little little help to the students for their study. You can call it the scholarship program. "I will try for that", I quickly answered. Khuna Magar, Netra Thapa, Bhuban Thapa and some others were there. "We are so hopeful", uncle said from backside as I was leaving there.















After that, we got help from Geertje Van de Rijdt (Holland) and later Nadja Meulemans became ready to support financially. You may start now, I said to Khuna Magar. His team searched the suitable place and began to dig the land for the base of the building. Bed Bahadur Thapa and his son Eak Bahadur Thapa of Nibuwatar agreed to offer a piece of land in the name of Madan Thapa, son of Eak Bahadur Thapa who died about 5 years ago in an accident. He was young. Then the work started. From the very first day, local people did volunteer a lot. Really a lot. I went on updating from the Facebook page. After some time it got a shape and in 6-25-016, we had an inauguration ceremony. Ramesh Prashad Dhamala was our chief guest. My speech concentrated up on how did we made it and what are our visions once there is the club building.

















During the program, almost all the people of four villages gathered. After the formal program finished, there was dustbin distribution program along with lunch pack. Sister Nadja helped for that. We had a single motif, which is to make our villages free from plastic like garbage. My dad distributed them.  







People's excitement



Dad and me





Thank you all who joined on the campaign of Naba Prabhat’s Club building. Hope we can co-operate in the future days too.


Bhanu Bhakta Khatiwada

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