Daya Foundation has donated medical equipment to various community and government run hospitals to tackle the challenges faced while fighting the nation wide Covid-19 Pandemic.

The foundation has distributed 6 sets of high flow Nasal Cannula, 5 units of 5 ltr Oxygen Concentrators, 10 units of 10 ltr Oxygen Concentrators, 15 units of Thermal Gun, 15 units of Oxymeters along with 1000 units of safety kits (PPE, faceshield, sanitizer, masks and gloves) to Teku Hospital, Bir Hospital, Trauma Center, Chhetrapati Free Clinic, Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital, TU Teaching Hospital, Patan Hospital, Nepal Ambulance Service and Aananda Kuti Isolation Centre.

While the whole nation is struggling in many levels due to the Covid 19 widespread, the foundation expresses its gratitude for being able to provide any kind of help in the situation. The foundation also thanks everyone who made the donation possible. The donations have been made to the hospitals to help the victims from low income families, in order to make sure that the unprivileged and financially struggling population are getting the necessary treatment, says Rajesh Pradhan, Chairperson of Daya Foundation. He adds that in such times private companies and organizations must also do what they can to find relief from this horror episode of humanity. Former Chairperson of Daya Foundation Kipa Mathema, who have been coordinating the foundation’s efforts in Covid-19 relief, says that the foundation has not only been distributing the medical supplies but also been involved in the treatment of Corona victims too, by producing manpower in the related fields through various training programs. 

They have also been hosting virtual training programs on Critical Care Nursing, in association with Critical Care Nursing Organization Nepal and Nepal Critical Care Development Foundation. Training programs for the specific skills necessary for Corona treatment are being provided to the nurses from May 23rd which ends tomorrow. 

Daya Foundation was established in the memory of Social Worker Lt. Dayaram Bhakta Mathema by the family members as a family trust for social service purposes, in 2009. The foundation mainly contributes to education, health and culture aspects of society. Daya Foundation presented Excellence Awards to the Covid Nursing Units of  Teku Hospital, Bir Hospital, Kanti Bal Hospital, Chhetrapati Free Clinic for their remarkable service during the first wave of the virus last year. 

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There have been some major alterations in the leadership of Civil Bank.

Current Deputy Chief Executive Sunil Kumar Pokhrel has been appointed the role of CEO of the bank.

Resignation by Mr. Govinda Gurung from the position of CEO has been approved by the board of directors in a meeting held on 5th of Baisakh to be implicated from 18th Baisakh. 

Mr. Govind Gurung who took the position of Deputy Chief Executive from 21 Asoj 2069 B.S. was appointed the CEO of Civil Bank on 11 Shrawan 2074 B.S.

Through the change management, the bank has increased the volume of business by making major improvements in institutional rites, functional rites, loan quality, and institutional structures, in recent years. 

When Mr. Govinda was appointed as the CEO, the bank's deposit amount was Rs 33,81,00,00,000, the loan amount was Rs 31,19,00,00,000, inactive loan ratio of 4.66%, and branch number was 51. 

Currently bank's deposit amount is Rs 87,89,00,00,000, loan amount is 81,44,00,00,000, inactive loan ratio is 1.70% and branch number reached 114. 

Unique Finance and Hama Merchant and Finance Merger also occurred in his tenure. 

Chairman of the bank Iccha Raj Tamang and the Board of directors have expressed their appreciation and respect for all the contributions by Mr. Govinda in his tenure. 

They also congratulated Mr. Govinda for becoming the first CEO of a foreign bank in Nepal and expressed good wishes for the future.