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Saturday, August 16, 2025

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Latest from Bidhya Rai

A Bhojpur village faces the wrath of climate change

By Bidhya Rai

Hatuwagadhi’s once fertile land that nourished generations is now at risk of becoming a wasteland, and with it, the livelihoods of many families.

Rape-accused judge Bhuwan Giri surrenders to court

By Bidhya Rai

His wife has accused Giri of domestic violence and sexual exploitation.

Nepal’s abandoned airports

By Basant Pratap Singh & Bidhya Rai

Several of them have been built in breach of the Civil Aviation Policy 2006. While the Civil Aviation Authority lists 18 of 52 domestic airports as out of operation, 23 remain defunct.

Mugu-Humla link road renews hopes of easier life for rural folks

By Bidhya Rai & Raj Bahadur Shahi

The new link road has replaced the foot trail connecting Humla to the rest of the country through Mugu.

In remote west, campaigners tore down chhau sheds. They have sprung up again

By Basant Pratap Singh & Bidhya Rai

Despite costly campaigns, the practice of banishing women to period sheds still prevails in many districts of Sudurpaschim and Karnali provinces.

Bhojpur farmers vexed by falling productivity

By Bidhya Rai

The productivity of vegetable and cereal crops in Bhojpur has been dropping due to over dependency on subsistence farming practices and deteriorating soil health. The concerned authorities have also failed to teach farmers to increase production and productivity.

Higher returns prompt farmers to grow herbs

By Bidhya Rai

Farmers in the highlands of east Nepal have been earning a handsome income by growing Satuwa, an herb which is used as a pain reliever.

Raped, pregnant and banished, 11-yr-old struggles for justice

By Bidhya Rai

One morning in December last year, Ramala (name changed) of Yaku village in Bhojpur was cooking meal at home, a responsibility that the 11-year-old had to shoulder quite often as her parents would go to the fields to work. Her three-year-old brother had gone out to play.

First textile recycling factory set up in Bhojpur

By Bidhya Rai

Bheri’s Bishnumaya Koirala, who is in her mid 50s, was surprised to hear from her neighour about a textile recycling factory for the first time.

Mira enthralls Bhojpur locals

By Bidhya Rai

A road show by Kimff, which has already travelled to 48 districts, concluded its stint in Bhojpur on Saturday. Organised by the Himalayan Association, the Ghumti Kimff, screened more than a dozen films, including Mira, Song for Barpak, Barakhai Lauro and Chandra.

Absence of secys hits services in Bhojpur VDCs

By Bidhya Rai

Service seekers are facing a hard time due to the absence of secretaries in their concerned VDCs in Bhojpur. People in remote villages have complained that they have been deprived of easy access to essential services because most of the VDC secretaries stay in the district headquarters, citing work overload.

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