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Myagdi. Beni Municipality of Myagdi has implemented 12 projects of pride in the current fiscal year 2081/82. The municipality has informed that two projects have been completed, four are under construction and three are in the process of contracting, with a budget of 94.7 million rupees allocated for the construction of infrastructure for roads, tourism, agriculture and educational institutions.
Three more projects are being prepared for the tender. Beni Municipality Engineer Sudip Gautam has announced that Rs. The construction company that had signed the contract for the Beni-Lovely Hill-Jamrukot road upgrade with a budget of 2.5 million and the Kalipul Agricultural Building with a budget of 3.05 million has completed the work.
The contract for the Beni-Lovely Hill-Jamrukot road with a budget of 2.017 million and the construction of the Kalipul Agricultural Building with a budget of 2.65 million was signed. The federal government and Beni Municipality will invest Rs. 50/50 in a 50 percent partnership. Engineer Gautam said that 80 percent of the physical progress of the Beni-Arthunge-Toripani-Patlekhet road, which has a budget of 30 million, has been made.
The Vivek-Dupcheshwor-Shubham JV, which signed a contract for 20.9 million on 19th of last month, has completed the work of improving the narrow and difficult areas from the entry point of the road near the Beni Municipality-7 drinking water office, the red landslide of Kurilakharka, the Ghumti of Aanpurukh, and the ward office of Benpa-9 at Neptechaur via Githini towards Patlekhet.
The road connecting seven wards of Beni Municipality and Raghuganga Rural Municipality with the district headquarters Benibazar has been completed. The Beni-Arthunge-Toripani-Patlekhet road is the largest and most budgeted project of Beni Municipality.
The Arthunge-Pulachaur road, which was contracted for Rs. 62,67,838, and the Maharanithan-Chhap-Dandakhet road, which was contracted for Rs. 75,97,452, have achieved 20 percent physical progress each. The Maharanithan-Chhap-Dandakhet road project, with a budget of Rs 10 million, is being implemented with a 50/50 cost sharing between the Gandaki Provincial Government and Beni Municipality.
The infrastructure construction of the Param Vedic Sanatan Dharmik Ashram and the Sri Lakshmihari Temple in Ratnechaur, for which a contract was signed for Rs 59,88,170, has made eight percent progress. The Gandaki Provincial Government has allocated Rs. The contract proposal for the cattle slaughterhouse construction project, which has been provided with a special grant of Rs 40 million, is in the evaluation stage.
The contract for the Galeshwor Bazaar Beautification Project, which has been allocated Rs 30 million, is in the negotiation stage, and the cost estimate for the Beni-Pulachaur road, which has a budget of Rs 72 million, is in the process of inviting tenders.
The city mayor Surat KC said that preparations have been made to invite tenders to build a crematorium and a mortuary at the confluence of the Myagdi and Kaligandaki rivers through the Beni Open Manch Playground, which has been allocated Rs 25 million, and the Kaligandaki Cleanliness Program, which has a special grant of Rs 60 million from the federal government.
According to him, the Open Manch The implementation process has been initiated through the Consumer Committee with the allocation of Rs 2 million from the federal government for the playground. Under the Model School Program, a budget of Rs 10 million has been allocated for the construction of administrative, laboratory buildings and fencing at Jamuna Kharka Secondary School in Arthunge, Beni Municipality-6. A contract has been invited for the implementation of the plan.
Among the 299 ward-level plans allocated by Beni Municipality, which has 10 wards, 107 have been completed in the seven months of the fiscal year, 85 agreements are pending and 107 are under implementation, said Chief Administrative Officer Arjun Sharma.
Beni Municipality has allocated a budget of Rs 124.325 million for infrastructure projects this year. Out of 21 plans under the Prime Minister’s Employment Program, four agreements have been made and 17 agreements are pending. Arrangements have been made to sign agreements at the ward office for budget plans up to Rs 500,000.
Deputy Mayor of the municipality Jyoti Lamichhane said that regular monitoring has been emphasized to maintain the quality of the plan and make it effective. He said that priority has been given to making the main road connecting the ward office and the main settlement from the district headquarters standard.
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