Bijukchhen calls for educating youth on past struggles
NMKP Chairman Narayanman Bijukchhen emphasized the importance of teaching the younger generation about the historical struggles and contributions of their predecessors.
Nepal Majdoor Kisan Party (NMKP) Chairman Narayanman Bijukchhen has urged the younger generation to study the history of political movements and the sacrifices made by their predecessors. Speaking at a discourse program held on Friday, November 13, 2026, in Bhaktapur, Bijukchhen argued that understanding the past is essential for comprehending the current state of development and social transformation in the region.
According to reports from Annapurna Post, DC Nepal, Lokaantar, and Ratopati, the event was organized by the Nepal Karmachari Samaj Engineering College Unit Committee. The discussion focused on contemporary national and international political issues.
Bijukchhen noted that while Bhaktapur’s development trajectory has been relatively slow—a factor he attributed to the region's agrarian demographic—the area has achieved significant progress over time. He emphasized that because the current generation did not witness the historical struggles firsthand, it is the responsibility of society to ensure they learn from the experiences and contributions of the elder generation.
Bhaktapur Municipality Mayor Sunil Prajapati, who also serves as the chairman of the college management committee, echoed these sentiments. As reported by all four outlets, Prajapati highlighted that the contributions of the elders in establishing the educational institutions under the Khwopa Circle remain a significant and memorable part of the city's history.
During the same program, the principal of Khwopa Engineering College, Sujan Mak, updated attendees on the institution's progress. Mak stated that the college is actively working toward its goal of becoming a center of excellence in engineering education, according to coverage by DC Nepal, Lokaantar, and Ratopati. The event served as a platform to bridge the gap between the historical political consciousness of Bhaktapur’s residents and the academic aspirations of the current student body.