Hetauda, Jan 31 : Chief Minister of Bagmati State Dormani Poudel today said a drastic change would take place in the country in the next five years. He pledged the state government's support and priority to the development of educational and other sectors and skill enhancing technical education.    

The state government has put forward a concept of at least a technical education institution at each local level, he said while inaugurating the newly constructed building for Buddha Secondary School at Hetauda-12 built by the National Reconstruction Authority.    

He stressed the need for producing enough skilled workforces in the country itself in the context when thousands of Nepali people are going for foreign employments and the country is making do with imported skilled and qualified human resources.    

On the occasion, Chief Executive Officer of the NRA Sushil Gyawali said reconstruction of 7,553 damaged school buildings across the country was underway, and most of the construction completed.    
Of the school buildings destroyed by the earthquake of April, 2015, reconstruction of 252 buildings in Makawanpur district was underway, he said.    

Similarly, chief of the district coordination committee, Makawanpur, Raghu Nath Khulal said the post quake reconstruction has encouraged the people, while chair of Hetauda Sub Metropolitan City-12 Lalit Ghalan said development of the area has taken a pace post quake.