The following is a summary of the activities undertaken by the Central Committee of the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh since its election at the 4th National Convention, held on Jestha 14, 15, and 16, 2080 BS (May 28-30, 2023 AD) in Sunsari. 

Our pioneers established this association in 2051 BS (1994 AD) to facilitate the economic, social, and political development of the Majhi community, preserve their language and culture, and bring them into the mainstream of the state for overall, comprehensive development. Although activities began then, the association was formally registered with the
District Administration Office, Sunsari, on Poush 2, 2054 BS (December 17, 1997\ AD), and has been continuously carrying out its activities ever since. The association has overcome various challenges over this period to reach this day. I extend my heartfelt gratitude and thanks to our predecessors for this work. The Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh has its own glorious and proud history. We  still have much work to do for our community, and it is our duty and responsibility to fulfil that task.

The current working committee was elected at the 4th National Convention held in Sunsari on Jestha 14, 15, and 16, 2080 BS. The following is a brief overview of the work accomplished by this committee after its election.

  v Accomplished Activities

1. The revised statute passed by the 4th National Convention was certified as a replacement statute by the District Administration Office, Sunsari. This statute is currently in effect.
2. The association’s audit, tax clearance, and renewal were completed on time, keeping the organization active and compliant with the standards set by the Government of Nepal.
3. The association was affiliated with the Social Welfare Council, as this was deemed necessary.
4. In coordination with the Barahkshetra Municipality, the association managed the office space at the only National Majhi Museum in Shukrakare, Ward No. 11, Barahkshetra Municipality, Sunsari district, which will also serve as the central office. This was done with a grant of Rs 5,00,000/- (Five Lakh Rupees).
5. In coordination with the Koshi Province Ministry of Tourism, work was done to further organize the museum in Sunsari with a budget of Rs 2,00,000/- (Two Lakh Rupees).
6. In the current fiscal year 2081/082 (2024/2025), an additional budget of Rs 3,00,000/- (Three Lakh Rupees) was secured in coordination with the Koshi Province Ministry of Tourism.
7. In cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation, and in the current fiscal year 2081/082, a budget of Rs 27,00,000/- (Twenty-Seven Lakh Rupees) from the Ministry and Rs 10,00,000/- (Ten Lakh Rupees) from the Barahkshetra Municipality—a total of Rs 37,00,000/- (Thirty-Seven Lakh Rupees)—was allocated for the Majhi National Museum in Sunsari, and the work has been completed.
8. The Bagmati Province Committee of the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh was formed on Kartik 24, 2081 BS (November 9, 2024 AD), and the First Convention was held in Manthali, Ramechhap. (Date is partially missing in the source text).
9. The ad-hoc committee for the Madhesh Province of the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh was formed after a grand gathering of Majhi people from Madhesh Province on Poush 27, 2081 BS (January 11, 2025 AD).
10. A 3-day program on the Conservation of Tangible and Intangible Culture of the Majhi Community was completed in Kathmandu on Baishakh 12, 2082 BS (April 25, 2025 AD), with the support of the National Foundation for Development of Indigenous Nationalities (NFDIN) in Sanepa, Lalitpur.
11. The Central Committee of the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh grandly organized a program for the Discussion and Creator Honour of Literary Works: Abiral Bagdachha Indrawati and Matsyakanya Ko Mulukma at the Nepal Academy, Kamaladi, Kathmandu, on Chaitra 4, 2081 BS (March 17, 2025 AD).
12. Coordination was carried out with the Provincial and Local Governments to declare a public holiday on the occasion of our great festival, Ladi Puja (Koshi Puja). Consequently, for the Ladi Puja of 2081 BS (2024 AD), the Bagmati Province Government granted a holiday only for the Majhi community across the province, and the following local bodies granted public holidays:
    
    • a. Bagmati Province Government – Only for the Majhi community across the province.
    • b. Marin Rural Municipality, Sindhuli (Two days: Falgun 19 and 20).
    • c. Shivsatakshi Municipality, Jhapa.
    • d. Ramdhuni Municipality, Sunsari (Only for the Majhi community).
    • e. Barahkshetra Municipality, Sunsari.
    • f. Sunkoshi Rural Municipality, Sindhuli.
    • g. Bardibas Municipality, Mahottari.
    • h. Lalbandi Municipality, Sarlahi (Only for the Majhi community).
    • i. Chandrapur Municipality, Rautahat.
    • j. Bakaiya Rural Municipality, Makwanpur.
    • k. Bagmati Rural Municipality, Makwanpur.
    • l. Manthali Municipality, Ramechhap (Schools in Ward Nos. 1, 2, 6, 7, and 8 were closed).
    • m. Khanikhola Rural Municipality, Kavrepalanchok (Only Ward No. 4).
    • n. Chaubise Rural Municipality, Dhankuta (Two schools in Ward No. 4 and one school in Ward No. 5 were closed).
    • Letters of gratitude were sent to the local bodies that granted public holidays.
13. A detailed estimate was prepared for the remaining work to be done at the National Majhi Museum in Ward No. 11, Barahkshetra Municipality, Sunsari District.
14. The Central Committee meeting appointed Province In-charges and Co-Incharges to systematically manage the work in different provinces and formed various departments to organize the association’s work.
15. Proposals were submitted to various bodies, including the National Foundation for Development of Indigenous Nationalities (NFDIN) in Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, LAHURNIP (Local Initiatives for Harmony, Urban/Rural Development and Research Platform), and the Office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers, Bagmati Province, for different projects.
16. The Majhi Utthan Sangh participated in various programs to which it was invited (including the Indigenous Nationalities Commission, NFDIN, the 3rd National Majhi Gold Cup Football Tournament in Sindhuli, the Boat Race Competition in Ramechhap, and programs organized by the Majhi Film Workers Association).
17. A program was organized to draw the attention of relevant stakeholders regarding the potential impact on the Majhi community from the Sunkoshi II Hydropower Project and the Sunkoshi-Marin Diversion Project.
18. The draft of the Working Procedure for the Reorganization and Operation of the Majhesawa (traditional institutional body) was prepared and discussed.
19. A two-day seminar on the traditional institutions of the Majhi Indigenous Nationality was completed at Bhaktapur Guest House, Bhaktapur, on Ashar 11 and 12, 2081 BS (June 25 and 26, 2024 AD), with the financial support of LAHURNIP.
20. The association recommended banks to open accounts for the Village Committees, Municipal Committees, and District Committees of the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh that have been formed. Recommendations were also made to the Municipalities, Rural Municipalities, and District Committees to list these local bodies and provide them with programs.
21. The email address for the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh was created, and a website was built.
22. Press releases were issued at various times regarding activities related to the Majhi community.
23. Condolence letters were provided upon the death of individuals who contributed to the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh and the Majhi community, posthumously honouring their contributions.
24. A program was held in Sindhupalchok in the joint initiative of the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities and the Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh.
25. Various other activities were undertaken for the rights and welfare of the Majhi community.