Government will formulate strategic plans to contain corona infection: Minister Gurung

April 9, Kathmandu: The government has delegated the rights to permit to implement the secondary level Nepali curriculum abroad to the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.

As per the cabinet decision, if Nepali Community abroad wants to carry out teaching learning based on Nepali Curriculum, they could do so remaining under given parameters.

Unveiling the cabinet decisions at the ministry on Friday, Communication and Information Technology Minister Parbat Gurung said the Nepali community could carry out Secondary level education based on Nepali curriculum remaining under the laws of the country of their residence.

Likewise, the cabinet has permitted the Tribhuvan University Institute of Medicine to construct the complex diseases treatment centre in the 60 ropanies of land on Tribhuvan University premises at Kritipur.

The cabinet has also approved the letter of exchange prepared to amend the Nepal-India railway agreement-2004. Minister Gurung further said the secretary at the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supply had been delegated to sing the agreement.

Responding to the questions of the media persons, Minister Gurung further said four ministers were appointed and administered oath of office following the notice of house of removing them form their posts in capacity of MPs.

He further said the government would formulate strategic plans to contain corona infection after holding extensive discussions with all stakeholders.