Gamvir Samudra Setu School Marks 73rd Anniversary
The 73rd anniversary of Gamvir Samudra Setu Secondary School at Mahalaxmi Municipality–2, Imadol, Lalitpur, was observed with a special ceremony on Friday. The event was attended by Minister for Communication and Information Technology Jagadish Kharel as the chief guest.
Government Will Act Firmly on Good Governance: Minister Kharel
Addressing the gathering, Minister Kharel said the government would move ahead firmly to promote good governance and control corruption.
He remarked that the present administration, which emerged from the Gen Z Movement, has a clear public mandate to uphold integrity, ensure accountability, and conduct timely elections.
“The voice of the Gen Z Movement was against corruption and in favor of transparent governance. Our government stands by that commitment. Good governance is not just a slogan—it’s our priority,” Minister Kharel said.
“I’ll Work Honestly and Return the Same Way”
Minister Kharel noted that he had taken on the ministerial role under exceptional circumstances but would perform his duties sincerely and responsibly.
“I may or may not be able to accomplish everything, but I assure you—I won’t do anything that tarnishes public trust. I came with good intentions and will leave the same way. I will do my best, not to spoil or be spoiled,” he said.
He also pointed out the need to rebuild national institutions damaged during the Gen Z Movement, such as Singha Durbar, the Office of the President, the Parliament Building, and the Supreme Court.
Call for Justice to Victims of the Gen Z Movement
Minister Kharel expressed grief over the loss of lives during the movement, saying that many families are still mourning and several injured are under treatment.
He assured that the government would ensure justice by investigating the incidents thoroughly and bring those responsible for the destruction of lives and property under the legal process.
Focus on Practical and Quality Education
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Nirakumari Shrestha said the school has been providing not only academic education but also practical learning opportunities to help students gain real-world skills.
She added that efforts are underway to improve educational quality, strengthen physical infrastructure, and ensure sufficient resources to make teaching and learning more effective.
The school runs classes from Early Childhood Education up to Grade 12. In Grades 11 and 12, courses are offered in Management and Law, while under CTEVT affiliation, the school conducts three-year diploma programs in Civil Engineering and Geomatics Engineering.
At present, the school has around 1,400 students enrolled.
Honoring Contributors to the School’s Growth
On the occasion, the school honored several individuals who have made valuable contributions to its academic and institutional development over the years. Minister Kharel presented letters of appreciation on behalf of the school.
The event concluded with cultural performances by students and expressions of commitment from the school community to continue improving education in the years ahead.
Annual Day