Kathmandu, 7 Oct: Today, the Independent Volunteer Campaign team, along with Rajman Manav’s group and Hark Sampang’s team, jointly carried out a reconstruction, cleaning, and repainting campaign at the Kirtipur Police Post. The effort aimed to restore the damaged facility and promote civic responsibility amid the ongoing national challenges following recent Gen-Z movements in Nepal.
Background and Objectives of the Independent Volunteer Campaign
Nepal is currently at a sensitive crossroads. The recent Gen-Z protests have not only highlighted the frustrations of the younger generation but also caused damage to various public and government infrastructures — structures that are part of our national heritage. Their preservation, reconstruction, and proper maintenance are the shared responsibilities of all Nepalis.
In this context, the Independent Volunteer Campaign has launched a nationwide movement titled “Cleanup, Repainting, and Reconstruction of Government Buildings.” The initiative calls on citizens, especially youth, to take direct action in rebuilding damaged public spaces while fostering a sense of unity and patriotism.
Main Objectives:
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To clean, repair, and reconstruct public structures and government facilities.
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To promote greenery and encourage the use of eco-friendly materials in rebuilding efforts.
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To mobilize youth volunteers for community-based work.
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To spread awareness against corruption and promote social unity, harmony, and civic responsibility.
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To support initiatives in education, healthcare, relief, and rescue operations.
What the Campaign Is Doing and How You Can Help
The movement has already begun taking visible action:
✔ Cleaning and rehabilitating burnt or damaged government offices.
✔ Painting and repairing old walls, doors, and other structures.
✔ Using environmentally sustainable materials during reconstruction.
✔ Coordinating with local authorities and relevant government bodies to ensure lasting impact.
How You Can Contribute:
Join as a volunteer and take part in field activities.
Provide paint, brushes, cleaning tools, or financial assistance.
Share and promote the campaign through social media to inspire others.
Every small act of support can lead to a big transformation. This movement reminds every citizen that “The nation belongs to all of us — let’s rebuild it together.”
“I work for my country.”
Organizers and Media Partners
Organizer:
Independent Volunteer Campaign
Media Partners:
🌐 Global Online Television
🌐 KTM Nagarik Aawaj
🌐 Nepal Explores
🌐 Samasti Nepal
🌐 Suchana Chautari
🌐 Thangmichagu
The campaign calls upon all Nepalis to participate and contribute to the nation-building process. Together, let’s turn unity into action.
Jai Desh, Jai Nepal, Jai Janata, Jai Swayamsewak!
