The issue of landless squatters is not new to Kathmandu residents. It comes up and goes off the media. It has made headlines once again after the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) dozer arrived at the squatters’ settlement on the banks of the Bagmati River in Thapathali area on Monday to vacate the settlement.
KATHMANDU, Nov 28: The squatters’ settlement on the banks of the Bagmati River in the Thapathali area of Kathmandu has become tense over the removal of the slum dwellers.
The situation around the landless squatter settlement on the banks of the Bagmati at Thapathali in Kathmandu turned tense on Monday.
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With the slogan 'Volunteering two hours a week for the nation', Bagmati bank behind the Thapathali maternity home in Kathmandu Metropolitan City-11 has been cleaned.
With the slogan 'Volunteering two hours a week for the nation', Bagmati bank behind the Thapathali maternity home in Kathmandu Metropolitan City-11 has been cleaned.
KATHMANDU: Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has started removing structures constructed illegally at Bagmati River banks in Thapathali-11. High-Powered Committee for Integrated Development Committee of Bagmati Civilization had tried to remove the illegally-constructed structures on public land from many years ago, citing illegally constructed structures have made Bagmati River polluted. The Committee had forwarded activities to […]
Preparations for Chhath Puja have reached the final stage on the banks of the Bagmati River at Gaurighat, Thapathali and Balkhu as well as at Kamalpokhari in Kathmandu.
The people have started observing Chhath, the festival of the Terai residents, from Monday.
The Chhath preparations are going on in full swing at various places including Thapathali, Narayantar and Gokarna areas along the banks of Bagmati River and the Kamalpokhari (water pond).
