In 2016, two Danish students, Oskar Frelin and Jens Hansen Holm spent several months in Nepal, studying the Bagmati River as a part of their master’s theseis in landscape architecture. Their thesis, Healing Bagmati proposed a green transformation of Bagmati River in Kathmandu, Nepal, specifically from Manohara to Bishnumati – a vision of what the […]
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February 15 : It was a regular morning for people at Sallani, Dakshinkali, Ward No. 8, when they noticed a 2.5-foot-long King Cobra curled up on the fence lining the field. The forest department was immediately alerted, following which the reptile was rescued and released in the Hattiban forest area. It was a professional snake
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A teacher of a government school in Lalitpur has been arrested on the charge of raping a 15-year-old girl. Ravi Kepchhaki, a teacher who had family ties with the survivor, was arrested by the Lalitpur police on March 10 on the charge of raping a secondary school student. According to Lalitpur police, medical reports showed
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According to Nepal’s 2011 census, 30% of the toilets in urban areas are connected to sewer systems while 48% rely on septic tanks. Though vast number of the total population now depend on on-site sanitation, meaning sanitation systems in which excreta and wastewater are collected and stored or treated on the spot they are generated,
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