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Jagdamba Cement launches new campaign

KATHMANDU, July 25: Jagdamba Cement has launched a consumer campaign entitled 'Aaun Sabai Mili Desh Banaun'.
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By Republica

KATHMANDU, July 25: Jagdamba Cement has launched a consumer campaign entitled 'Aaun Sabai Mili Desh Banaun'.



According to the company, the campaign has been introduced in light of earthquake and the economic blockade that brought Nepali economy and infrastructures tumbling down.



"It  aims to encourage the nation to come together for fulfilling the vision of a prosperous Nepal," the company said in a statement.



The statement further said that the company has been spreading such positive message for the last five years with its famous slogan—Mero Desh Mero Jagdamba. 



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