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View All NewsCitizenship Delivered to Person with Category ‘A’ Disability at Home
The District Administration Office issued citizenship to a 17-year-old boy with Category ‘A’ disability from Resunga Municipality-7 on January 31 by visiting his home. This initiative was carried out through the joint efforts of Resunga Municipality Mayor Khilraj Panthi and Chief District Officer Janardan Gautam. Born ....
Accused Arrested for Attempted Killing
Police arrested Dhanabahadur Jimba, 40, Ashok Jimba, 30, Basanta Thing, 20, and Chandra Bahadur Moktan, 18, of Atharai Rural Municipality-5 on February 1 for attempting to kill Dhanapati Prasain, 55, of Atharai Rural Municipality-5, Chhatedhunga. The incident occurred on January 30 during a dispute in Atharai-4, Chisapani, where the accused reportedly subjected Pras....
Accused Arrested for Rape
Police arrested 55-year-old Manoj Khadka of Byas Municipality-4, Tanahun, on January 28 on charges of raping a 35-year-old woman. According to DSP Gyan Kumar Mahato of the District Police Office, the accused was arrested for investigation after the victim filed a complaint stating that she was raped on May 23 and is currently 34 weeks pregnant. ....
Accused Arrested for Rape
Police arrested 21-year-old Rahul Verma of Ramgram Municipality-16, Hakuyi, on January 30 for the charge of raping an 11-year-old girl. The aggrieved party filed a complaint at the District Police Office on January 29, stating that the accused raped the girl on January 28. The victim underwent a health examination at Prithivi Chan....
Accused Arrested for Sexual Abuse
Police arrested 69-year-old Yamlal Giri of Tilottama Municipality-1, Naya Mil, on January 26 for the charge of sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl. The aggrieved party filed a complaint at the Area Police Office, Butwal, on January 26, alleging that the accused sexually abused the girl. The victim underwent a medical examination ....
Accused Sentenced to Two Years of Imprisonment for the Rape
In a case of rape involving a 16-year-old girl, 25-year-old Bikki Damai of Rampur Municipality-2 has been sentenced to two years in prison by the Palpa District Court. On January 26, Judge Dal Bahadur KC bench announced the sentence, which includes two years of imprisonment and a fine of Rs 20,000, according to the court’s registrar Keshab Parajuli. Aggrieved party filed a complaint....
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Gauri Neupane

Gauri Neupane, who has been actively engaged in documenting and disseminating human rights information in Rautahat, has been declared as the best representative for the month of December 2024. Neupane is passionate about advocating for current human rights issues and reporting on economic, social, and cultural rights.