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Nepal : State Map Nepal (Karnali State) Sudur Paschim Karnali LRBP/LRBSU Participating Bridges State State Gandaki Bridge List Summary Executed State-5 State SN Code District GP/NP/UMP/MP Bridge Name Road Name Status State-3 Agencey 1 54.2 Rukum-West Musikot Nagarpalika Sankh Khola Bridge Musikot-Julkhet-Chungwang Road Construction Completed DoLIDAR 2 54.3 Rukum-West Musikot Nagarpalika Phalame Gaunda Bridge (Sani Bheri River) Shayalpakha - Baphikot Construction Completed DoLIDAR Namkha State-1 3 54.4 Rukum-West Aathbiskot Nagarpalika Ghari Khola-Bridge Salle-Liwang-Chhinkhet-Radijiula Construction Completed DDC Gaunpalika Simkot State-2 Sanibheri 4 54.5 Rukum-West Deuta Khola Road Bridge Rimna-Gharaghat Construction Completed DoLIDAR Gaunpalika Upamahanagarpalika 5 55.1 Salyan Bagchaur Nagarpalika Rarey Chaur Khola Bridge Kharibot-Tatke-Bafukhola Rural Road Construction Completed DDC 66.1 Chhatreshwori à Kharpunath 6 55.2 Salyan Sarada River Bridge(Lanti- Mokhala) Lanti -Syanikhal- Mokhala Road Construction Completed DDC Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Sarada River Bridge-Tatke (Kharibote- 7 55.3 Salyan Bagchaur Nagarpalika Kharibote- Tatke-Bapukhola Rural road Construction Completed DDC Bapukhola road) Birendranagar Aapdali Khola Box (Dawang Dawange) Bangesimal Chowk- Chapiyatol- Samjhauta Tol- 8 59.1 Surkhet Construction Completed DDC HUMLA Nagarpalika Bridge (Birendranagar-20) Hariharpur Khambagade Palainte Babiyachaur Road 10 59.2 Surkhet Panchpuri Nagarpalika Babiyachaur Khola Bridge-01 Construction Completed DCC (Mathillo Bato of Baddichaur-Gutu Lagam road) Birendranagar 11 59.3 Surkhet Bame Khola Bridge Dipanagar-Bamekhola-Samajghighat Construction Completed DDC Nagarpalika Ratanagla-Dharampokhara-Awalching- 12 59.4 Surkhet Chingad Gaunpalika Chingad Khola Bridge (Dhandkhet) Construction Completed DDC Dandakhet-Ranibas Road Chankheli Ratanagla-Dharampokhara-Matela-Dhandkhet- Gaunpalika 13 59.5 Surkhet Chingad Gaunpalika Chingadh Khola Bridge (Matela) Under Construction DDC CHINA Daha Road 14 59.6 Surkhet Barahtal Gaunpalika Gimine Khola Bridge Baddichaur-Gutu-Bijara-Benighat Road Construction Completed DDC Sarkegad Birendranagar 15 59.7 Surkhet Khorke Khola Bridge Latikoili-Tilpur-Krishnaganj Construction Completed DoLIDAR Gaunpalika Nagarpalika Total Summary Birendranagar Dhakal Chock-Bastipur Road (Surkhet Valley 16 59.8 Surkhet Neware Khola Bridge Construction Completed DDC Nagarpalika Ring Road) Construction Completed 25 17 59.9 Surkhet Simta Gaunpalika Simta Khola Bridge (Prestress) Goji Aali - Duni (Bajeda Aali / Dandakhali ) Construction Completed DDC Birendranagar Adanchuli Substantially Completed 1 9 59.10 Surkhet Thulo Khola Bridge Bauddachowk-Pateni-Jayapur Construction Completed DDC Nagarpalika Gaunpalika Tanjakot MUGU Under Construction 9 18 60.1 Dailekh Bhairabi Gaunpalika Chhamghat Khola Bridge (Shreesthan) Purano bazzar-Shreesthan-Gamaudi Road Construction Completed DDC Gaunpalika Mugum Karmarong 19 60.2 Dailekh Bhagawatimai Gaunpalika Katti Khola Bridge (Katti Dovan) Bindabasini-Badabhairab Road Construction Completed DDC Soru Gaunpalika SUDUR PASCHIM Gaunpalika 20 60.3 Dailekh Naumule Gaunpalika Lohore Khola Bridge (Naumule Bazar) Dailekh - Naumule Road Construction Completed DDC 21 60.4 Dailekh Naumule Gaunpalika Lohore Khola Bridge (Rapat) Namaule-Rapat-Baluwatar-Kalikot Under Construction DDC 22 60.5 Dailekh Naumule Gaunpalika Tame Khola Bridge (Tame) Dailekh Bazar - Naumule Road Construction Completed DDC Thado Khola RCC Bridge (Naumule-Toli STATE 23 60.6 Dailekh Naumule Gaunpalika Dailekh-Naumule-Access Road Construction Completed DDC à65.1 VDC) 24 60.7 Dailekh Mahabu Gaunpalika Tiperi Khola Bridge Kholi Bazzar-Badakhola-Bansi-Kashikandh Construction Completed DDC Khatyad Chhayanath Gaunpalika Rara 25 61.1 Jajarkot Bheri Nagarpalika Holu Khola Bridge Jajarkot - khalanga-Rimna Construction Completed DDC Nagarpalika 26 61.2 Jajarkot Shiwalaya Gaunpalika Morka khola Bridge Chheda-Morka-Baluwa-Dashera Road Under Construction DDC 27 62.1 Dolpa Thuli Bheri Nagarpalika Rupgadh Bridge Dunai-Tribeni Road Under Construction DDC Daansaghu River Bridge Over Tila khola 28 63.1 Jumla Guthichaur Gaunpalika Gothichour - Garjyangkot Substantially Completed DDC (New) Kanakasundari Gaunpalika 29 63.2 Jumla Chandannath Nagarpalika Daansaghu River Bridge Over Tila khola (old) Gothichour - Garjyangkot Under Construction DDC Shey Phoksundo 30 63.3 Jumla Chandannath Nagarpalika Juwa Khola Bridge (Tilachaur) Khalanga-Garjyangkot-Guthichaur Construction Completed DoLIDAR Patrasi Gaunpalika Palata Sinja Gaunpalika 31 63.4 Jumla Patrasi Gaunpalika Juwa Khola Bridge , Urthuchautara Thinke-?Urthuchautara-?Dhopaghat Road Under Construction DDC Gaunpalika Gaunpalika 32 63.5 Jumla Tila Gaunpalika Tila Khola (Kudari) Bridge Kudari-Rautbada-Samri-Topla Road Under Construction DDC Sanni 33 64.1 Kalikot Tilagufa Nagarpalika Tila Nadi Bridge (Bhausagaida-Chilkhaya ) Thinke - Manma Village Under Construction DDC Tribeni Chandannath Dolpo Buddha Gaunpalika Nagarpalika à63.4 Chhayanath Rara Hima 63.2 Gaunpalika 34 65.1 Mugu Mugu Karnali River Bridge (Bhattechaur) Gamgadhi - Rugha Village Under Construction DDC Nagarpalika Raskot Gaunpalika 63.3à Nagarpalika 63.1 35 66.1 Humla Namkha Gaunpalika Tumkot Bailey Bridge Hilsa-Simikot Road Construction Completed DDC Pachaljharana JUMLA Jagadulla Gaunpalika à63.5 Gaunpalika Naraharinath Tila Gaunpalika KALIKOT Guthichaur Gaunpalika Tilagufa Gaunpalika DOLPA Khandachakra Nagarpalika Nagarpalika Tatopani à64.1 Gaunpalika Kalika Gaunpalika Mudkechula Gaunpalika Aathabis Tripurasundari Nagarpalika Bhairabi Mahawai Gaunpalika Nagarpalika Thantikandh Gaunpalika Barekot Gaunpalika 62.1 Chharka Gaunpalika Tangsong Kaike Mahabu Naumule à Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Chamunda Gaunpalika Tribeni Bindrasaini DAILEKH à60.4 Nalagad Nagarpalika 60.6 Junichande Nagarpalika Thuli Bheri 60.3 Gaunpalika à6à0à.5 JAJARKOT Nagarpalika Chaukune à60.7 Narayan Kuse Gaunpalika Nagarpalika Gaunpalika Dullu à60.1 Nagarpalika Aathbiskot à60.2 Nagarpalika Panchpuri 59.2 Bhagawatimai Nagarpalika à Gaunpalika 54.4 59.6 Dungeshwor Chhedagad Gaunpalika Nagarpalika à à Gurans Banfikot Gaunpalika RUKUM-WEST Bheri Gaunpalika à61.1 Sani Bheri 54.3 Shiwalaya Nagarpalika Gaunpalika 54.5 Barahtal 59.5 Gaunpalika à à Gaunpalika Birendranagar à à61.2 Nagarpalika Chaurjahari à59.4 Nagarpalika 59.1 54.2 Legend à 59.8 Chingad 59.10 Gaunpalika àMusikot à Nagarpalika River/Stream Strategic Roads 59.7 Tribeni à Simta Kumakhmalika Darma Gaunpalika à 59.3 Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Gaunpalika Lekbeshi Bangad LRBSU TA Bridges Black Top à Nagarpalika 59.9 Kupinde à STATE-5 Gravelled SURKHET Nagarpalika à Construction Completed Bagchaur Dhorchaur 55.3 Earthen Nagarpalika à Substantially Completed Bheriganga Gaunpalika àà55.1 Under Construction Nagarpalika GANDAKI STATE à Under Construction Gurbhakot Planned Nagarpalika SALYAN Boundary Sharada District Roads Nagarpalika International Boundary Chhatreshwori Black Top Gaunpalika District Boundary à55.2 Gravel STATE-5 GaPa/NaPa Boundary Kalimati Earthen Gaunpalika Tribeni State Boundary Gaunpalika Kapurkot New Proposed Gaunpalika µ 10 5 0 10 20 Local Roads Bridge Support Unit (LRBSU) Km Manbhawan,Lalitpur Date: 12/18/2018.
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    B.B. Khadka et al. (2020) Int. J. Soc. Sc. Manage. Vol. 7, Issue-4: 202-213 DOI: 10.3126/ijssm.v7i4.32472 Research Article Impact of Climate Change on Rice Production and Local Adaptation Practices Adopted by Farmers in Surkhet, Nepal Bakhat Bahadur Khadka1*, Hridesh Sharma2, Ananta Prakash Subedi3, Shiva Chandra Dhakal3 1Ministry of Land Management, Agriculture and Co-operative-Karnali province, Nepal 2SAFBIN project-Caritas Nepal, 3Agriculture and Forestry University- Chitwan, Nepal Article Information Abstract Received: 07 July 2020 A total of 120 sample households were randomly selected from two municipalities Revised version received: 15 October 2020 of Surkhet for this study. The primary data were collected by survey questionnaire, Accepted: 18 October 2020 direct observation, FGD whereas secondary data of rainfall temperature and rice Published: 29 October 2020 productivity were collected from different sources. Majority of farmers perceived increase in temperature, decrease in rainfall frequency, decrease in rainfall duration Cite this article as: and increase in flooding hazard during rainy season. Trends analysis of temperature B.B. Khadka et al. (2020) Int. J. Soc. Sc. Manage. and rainfall data over 35 years (1980-2015) showed, increasing trends of maximum 7(4): 202-213. DOI: 10.3126/ijssm.v7i4.32472 temperature (0.06oC/year) and minimum temperature (0.03oC/year) which were in the line with the farmer's perception. Trend analysis revealed that total annual *Corresponding author precipitation was decreasing by 3.77 mm/year while monsoon rainfall was Bakhat Bahadur Khadka, increasing by 0.051 mm/year. About 20% respondents had clear knowledge on Ministry of Land Management, Agriculture and Co- climate change.
  • Ruling Party's Split Continues to Fuel Conflict in Provinces

    Ruling Party's Split Continues to Fuel Conflict in Provinces

    WITHOUT F EAR OR FAVOUR Nepal’s largest selling English daily Vol XXVIII No. 304 | 8 pages | Rs.5 O O Printed simultaneously in Kathmandu, Biratnagar, Bharatpur and Nepalgunj 25.6 C -8.5 C Friday, January 01, 2021 | 17-09-2077 Biratnagar Jumla The Kathmandu Post wishes its readers, Ruling party’s split advertisers and well-wishers continues to fuel Happy New Year 2021 conflict in provinces Province 1 Chief Minister Rai suspends 15 party members after they file a no-confidence motion against him. TIKA R PRADHAN mentary party, but they directly regis- KATHMANDU, DEC 31 tered it at the assembly’s secretariat which is unlawful,” said Rai. Two days after Prime Minister KP According to Rai, the party statute Sharma Oli’s Cabinet recommended stipulates that the provincial the dissolution of the House of parliamentary party leader be chosen Representatives, his Nepal Communist before a no-confidence motion can be Party, through a decision of its Central registered. Committee, in which the opposition However, according to Rajendra faction has a majority, took discipli- Rai, who belongs to the Dahal-Nepal nary action against him. faction, that is not necessary. Then the faction led by Pushpa It was only on Wednesday evening, Kamal Dahal and Madhav Kumar three days after registering the no-con- Nepal, through the party’s Central fidence motion against Rai, that Committee, nominated Nepal as chair, members of the provincial parliamen- replacing Oli. tary party elected Bhim Acharya, The split at the centre is now rever- also a member of the party’s berating in the provinces.