Posted by: MN_Nepali February 20, 2009
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How many people would invest or go back, if Maoists had not been in power?? What a joke..
PM Dahal asks ‘brains’ not to drain
Kantipur Report
KASKI, Feb 20 - Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has expressed concern over the increasing trend of brain drain in the country
Addressing the sixth convocation of the Pokhara University (PU), PM Dahal said that the country needs educated and skilled youths for development.
“The country lacks skilled and able manpower as the educated ones are leaving abroad. We cannot create a new Nepal unless the increasing brain drain stops,” he said.
Prime Minister Dahal, who is also the Chancellor of PU, urged the honorary degree recipients to stay and work in the country.
“Contribute your knowledge for the development of the country and benefit of fellow citizens,” he said.
He said that the government plans to bring new scholarship programmes in order to make education accessible for the impoverished and the disadvantaged groups. He also stressed on the need for excluding the culture of strike and protest in education sector.
Over 3000 PU pass-outs of 2006, 2007 and 2008 respectively were honoured at the ceremony.
Addressing the sixth convocation of the Pokhara University (PU), PM Dahal said that the country needs educated and skilled youths for development.
“The country lacks skilled and able manpower as the educated ones are leaving abroad. We cannot create a new Nepal unless the increasing brain drain stops,” he said.
Prime Minister Dahal, who is also the Chancellor of PU, urged the honorary degree recipients to stay and work in the country.
“Contribute your knowledge for the development of the country and benefit of fellow citizens,” he said.
He said that the government plans to bring new scholarship programmes in order to make education accessible for the impoverished and the disadvantaged groups. He also stressed on the need for excluding the culture of strike and protest in education sector.
Over 3000 PU pass-outs of 2006, 2007 and 2008 respectively were honoured at the ceremony.
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