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Thursday, August 14, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

19.77°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 59
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Thu, Aug 14, 2025
19.77°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 59
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Shiva Puri

Shiva Puri is the Rautahat correspondent for Kantipur Publications.

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Latest from Shiva Puri

Drought-hit farmers die hooking wires to mains for irrigation

By Shiva Puri

At least 29 farmers died across Madhesh in a year while using illegal electricity to water their parched paddy fields.

Highway trees turning into deadly traps for travellers

By Shiva Puri

Authorities admit the dangers along the East West Highway and have begun identifying risky trees, but funds and red tape are hindering swift removal.

No rain means no rice in Madhesh

By Ajit Tiwari, Om Prakash Thakur & Shiva Puri

Monsoon failure, cracked soil, and wilting crops raise fears of sharp production declines.

Chandrapur’s new bus terminal built to ease traffic congestion remains unused

By Shiva Puri

Despite millions spent on the facility, bus operators refuse to move their buses without improved security. Officials mull ways to get the terminal running.

Unfinished bridges force villagers to risk lives between home and fields

By Shiva Puri

From Bagmati to Kamala rivers, government’s broken promises compel hundreds to take perilous boat crossings every day.

Madhesh sees surge in revenge killings over family feuds and petty disputes

By Shiva Puri

Police records show a rise in murders in the province, from 93 cases in 2020-21 to 128 in 2023-24. Dhanusha and Siraha are hardest hit.

Father of a Rautahat blast victim shocked by Alam’s acquittal

By Shiva Puri

Srinarayan Singh’s son Trilok Pratap was among those killed in the blast.

Open pits in Madhesh continue to swallow children in the monsoon

By Ajit Tiwari & Shiva Puri

As many as 542 people, most of them children, drowned in three years in rain-filled pits and unguarded water bodies left behind by construction and excavation work.

Timber worth millions rotting in Madhesh as red tape stalls auctions

By Shiva Puri

Officials blame legal grey areas, jurisdiction confusion for years of delay in selling timber.

Two killed in Rautahat as car hits motorcycle

By Shiva Puri

Father and daughter die in crash near Chandrapur.

Fire destroys property worth Rs20 million in Rautahat

By Shiva Puri

Blazes break out in Gaur and Kopwa village on Friday night.

High costs, falling sales push brick kilns in Madhesh Province to the brink

By Shiva Puri

The economic slowdown has led to the closure of 386 brick factories, 76,000 job losses.

Frequent transfers of chief administrative officers cripple Madhesh local units

By Santosh Singh & Shiva Puri

In some municipalities, CAOs have been transferred up to five times this fiscal year. Political, economic interests often dictate administrative changes.

Injured elephant ‘Yamgaj’ receives treatment in the forest

By Shiva Puri

The medical team spent an hour administering treatment, cleaning the wound, and applying antibiotics to the injured animal.

Soviet-era bridges along Pathlaiya-Dhalkebar road in need of urgent repairs

By Shiva Puri

Around 5,000 vehicles ply the road daily. Transport crawls on dilapidated, narrow bridges.

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