'Declare schools as peace zone' N-PABSAN

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Chitwan, Feb. 6: The National Private and Boarders Schools’ Association (N-PABSAN) said the educational development was impossible unless the constitution gave high priority for this.

The two-day long first central committee meeting of N-PABSAN held at Shauraha in Chitwan district concluded on Friday has demanded to declare the educational institutes as the peace zone.

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