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Squatters padlock municipality office for pipeline connections |
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Tuesday, 09 February 2010 |
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Dharan: Squatters have padlocked the room of Chief Executive Officer of Dharan Municipality on February 1 demanding for private pipeline connections in the squatter settlement. They also gheraoed Nepal Water Supply Corporation (NWSC) for the whole day while chanting slogans. Their protest rally started from the squatter settlements with placards and slogans changed into a mass gathering after reaching Dharan Municipality. |
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Dalits displaced from the village due to water shortage |
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Tuesday, 09 February 2010 |
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By: Surendra Gaudel Syangja: Dalits living in Lamdanda village of Arjunchaupari VDC-6 12 km away from the district headquarters are reeling under acute shortage of drinking water. Dalits are migrating to other places due to the shortage of drinking water in their village. |
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Khotang water project in limbo |
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Monday, 08 February 2010 |
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Khotang: A costly drinking water project has been in limbo for years, causing inconvenience to thousands of consumers. Asian Development Bank had constructed the Tapkhola Drinking Water Project at the cost of Rs. 10 million some 15 years ago but the project’s water canal collapsed within few days of operation. |
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Monday, 08 February 2010 |
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By: Bhimsen Thapaliya The government recently gave the security men a completely different role. The armed police personnel were busy in the metropolis, not carrying arms and patrolling but holding shovels and hauling the heaps of garbage into the tripper trucks waiting by the side. They defied the stink, swarms of flies and did their job, drawing appreciation from the public. |
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Monday, 08 February 2010 |
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The local bodies’ unions have finally called off their strike. While the employees of the local bodies were on strike the common people had to suffer. As a consequence, garbage was strewn on the streets uncollected. They posed a serious health hazard apart from emitting odious stench. |
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