Local Government Services

The Municipal Executive office of the Miklajung Rural Municipality (मिक्लाजुङ गाउँपालिका, पाँचथर) is located at Rabi, Panchthar District, Koshi Pradesh of Nepal. Miklajung Gaunpalika is a local government. It has incorporated in 2017 AD and has been providing various kinds of local government services through 8 Wards.

Administrative and Public Services

Miklajung Rural Municipality provides essential administrative services through its central office in Rabi and eight ward offices. These offices help residents access services like citizenship certificates, recommendation letters, social security registration, and local development support.

To make public services easier for everyone, the municipality also offers digital services, such as downloadable forms, online submissions, and notice updates.

Land and Property Services

For residents living in remote areas, the municipality often organizes mobile land service camps. These services allow people to register land, transfer ownership, or divide property without having to travel far. The initiative is carried out in coordination with the Land Revenue Office.

Security and Public Safety

Public safety is supported by:

• The Area Police Office in Rabi

• Four police posts across different wards

• A Nepali Army unit based in Budhabare (Ward 6)

These security services play a key role in maintaining law and order, supporting disaster response, and providing safety to the community.

Health Services

Healthcare in Miklajung is accessible through:

• 1 Primary Hospital

• 5 Health Posts

• 4 Community Health Units

The municipality has introduced telemedicine services at Rabi Health Centre, connecting patients to specialist doctors at Koshi Hospital in Biratnagar through video consultation. This has already benefited many people, especially those in remote wards.

Education and Youth Services

Education is a strong focus of the municipality. The area is home to:

• Ravi Campus (community-based higher education)

• 11 secondary schools

• 45 basic schools

• 45 early childhood development (ECD) centers

Local schools serve students from diverse backgrounds and provide opportunities for continued learning close to home.

Employment and Skill Support

The Employment Service Centre in Miklajung helps youths find local job opportunities and access training for vocational skills. The municipality occasionally announces positions like Technical Assistants and supports employment through targeted programs.

Agriculture and Livestock Services

The Agriculture and Livestock Unit supports farmers through:

• Distribution of seeds, tools, and modern farming techniques

• On-site veterinary care and livestock health services

• Awareness programs and seasonal training for better yields

This helps families improve their income and adopt sustainable farming practices.

Financial and Cooperative Services

Residents have access to several banking and financial services, including:

• Nepal Bank Limited

• Agricultural Development Bank

• Himalayan Bank

• Gorkha Finance

In addition, there are:

• 25 cooperatives

• 3 microfinance institutions

These institutions play a key role in promoting savings, small businesses, and access to credit.

Media and Communication

The community-run Radio Rabi 107.7 MHz keeps people informed about local news, events, public notices, and social campaigns. It also helps spread awareness on education, health, and development issues.

Infrastructure and Development Services

Miklajung has been working steadily to improve rural roads, build bridges, and connect villages to local markets. Key infrastructure projects include:

• Road blacktopping

• Culvert and bridge construction (e.g., Miklu Khola, Safewa Khola)

• Maintenance of access routes to tourist spots

These efforts are part of the municipality’s broader plan to boost connectivity and local tourism.

Social Welfare and Community Support

The municipality provides social security registration services and supports welfare programs for senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups.

It also invests in cultural preservation through budget allocations for temples, monasteries, and local festivals. Efforts are ongoing to restore traditional sites and promote tourism.