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Fewer youths go to ‘Kalapani’ for jobs as roads open multiple avenues of opportunity in home villages
October 8, 2020 11:35 am
SURKHET, Oct 8: Top Bahadur Kadayat from a remote village of Surkhet saved over one million rupees this year by selling ginger, turmeric and potatoes. He attributes this success to the newly-constructed roads that have connected his village to the main markets in his home district and beyond.
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