Baniyatar Youth Society distributes one-year full scholarship to two students of Jalupa Secondary School

Kathmandu,

Rajan Thapa Tokha — Baniyatar Youth Society has made a further positive contribution to the education sector by providing one-year full scholarship to two students of Jalupa Secondary School. This scholarship was provided to Ankesh Adhikari and Sanjay Magar, who are studying in class 6, with the aim of ensuring that they do not face difficulties in their studies due to financial constraints. The scholarship handover program was held on the school premises. The program was attended by the school's principal Sujan Kumar Shrestha, associate principal Basanta Banyan, accountant Manoj Banyan, teacher Ram Banyan, as well as Banyantar Youth Society president Prabin Banyan, vice president Uddhav Khatri (Badri), secretary Andolan Shrestha, treasurer Miroj Rayamajhi, scholarship recipients and their parents. Speaking at the program, president Prabin Banyan said, "Education is everyone's right. Our effort is to ensure that no one is deprived of education through collective efforts." Banyantar Youth Society, which is continuously active in social service, has previously organized programs such as health camps, blood donation programs, and relief distribution for the poor and needy. The society has been actively involved in service and cooperation with the aim of guiding the youth in a positive direction. Jalupa Secondary School: A pioneer in community education services Jalupa Secondary School (established in 2039) is a community school located in Tokha Municipality-8, Banyantar. This school offers classes from ECD to 12th grade. Around 950 students are studying in the school. The school focuses on overall personality development through moral education, yoga, culture, and a quality educational environment. The school, which has been consistently giving excellent results in the SEE examination, is conducting classes 11-12 in the Faculty of Management and Humanities. It is believed that the scholarship program provided by Banyantar Youth Society will have a positive impact in brightening the future of local children. "Such actions spread awareness in society and develop a sense of cooperation. We will continue to make our campaign more widespread," said Chairman Baniya.