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Monday, May 12, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

19.08°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 119
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Mon, May 12, 2025
19.08°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 119
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Tika Prasad Bhatta

Tika Prasad Bhatta is the Ramechhap correspondent for Kantipur Publications.


Latest from Tika Prasad Bhatta

Teacher arrested for attempted rape

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

A ninth-grader lodged a police complaint on Sunday against the teacher for attempting to rape her.

Teen arrested on rape charge

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Another 47-year-old man also arrested on the same allegation in a separate incident.

Body of unidentified man found in Sunkoshi

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Efforts are being made to establish the identity of the deceased, said police.

Many villagers in Ramechhap rely on health camps for eye treatment

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Eye patients are increasing due to inadequate treatment services at government health institutions, say health workers.

16 families living near Likhu-2 hydropower project relocated after suspected tunnel leak

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Locals blame the project for water seepage in surrounding settlements. The cause of the seepage is yet to be determined.

Computer sets are gathering dust at Ramechhap community schools

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

The government spent Rs13 million five years ago on computers for 20 community schools to run computer classes.

Many students in dilemma after local unit decides to close or downgrade schools

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Tamakoshi Rural Municipality of Ramechhap is either closing or downgrading 23 of its 48 community schools.

Absconding man, convicted of caste-based discrimination and kidnapping, arrested

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

The 65-year-old man from Ramechhap had tied a 13-year-old girl from the Dalit community to a pole and subjected her to physical abuse for 20 hours. He was on the run following the District Court’s guilty verdict in September last year.

Wildfire raging inside Gaurishankar Conservation Area in Ramechhap

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

All efforts to contain the inferno, which has been raging for three days, have remained largely unsuccessful, say officials.

Students of Hulakdanda see no recourse but to quit studies after Grade 8

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

The closest secondary school from Manthali Municipality Ward 6 is at least three hours walk and daily commute is impossible, students say.

11 injured in Ramechhap jeep crash

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Three passengers including a ward member critically injured in the mishap have been airlifted to Kathmandu.

Midday meal scheme fails to dissuade Ramechhap students from junk food

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

Most community schools have been providing lunch money to students instead of healthy food.

Migration turning hill villages into ghost towns

By Tika Prasad Bhatta & Ramesh Chandra Adhikari

Villages in Ramechhap, Dhankuta lie abandoned and fields fallow with residents leaving in search of greener pastures.

Micro hydros face doubtful future as national grid reaches rural homes

By Kumbha Raj Rai, Tika Prasad Bhatta & Prakash Baral

Dozens of massive hydroelectric projects are being built every year, and the little guys may soon become irrelevant.

Ramechhap woman beaten to death on witchcraft charges

By Tika Prasad Bhatta

While incidents of grave abuse of human rights continue in the district, victims rarely come forward with complaints.

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