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Baij anath Rural Municipality Dis No: 1t-t.;l q Subiect: Relationship Verification To Whom It Mav Concern This is to certi$, that Ms. Hanisha Tharu, grand daughter of Mr. Bhagauti Tharu, daughter of Mr. Lal Chand Tharu and Mrs. Tarapati Tharu, are peffnanent resident of Baijanath Rural Municipality Ward No. 4, Banke, Nepal. Names and relations of the family are printed along u,ith photographs: S.N. Name Relationship According to Citizenship Address l. Miss. Hanisha Tharu Applicant Naubasta-8. Banke 2. Mr. Bhagauti Tharu Grand Father Naubasta-8, Banke J. Mr. Lal Chand Tharu Father Naubasta-8, Banke 4. Mrs. TarapatiTharu Mother Titihariya-7. Banke GAMA EDUCATION Kali Bahadur Singh $" Ward Chairperson Kali Bahadur Singh Ward President GAMA EDUCATION t.q ) 2572/ 03 / 33 His Majesty's Government Ministry of Home Affairs District Administration Office, B anke Ofice Seal afixed Cit. Cet. No.: 18376 Name, Surname: Bhagauti Tharu Place of birth:- Bheri Zone, Banke District Naubasta VDC,'S7ard No. 08 Ptesent address:- Bheri Zone, Banke District Naubasta VDC, STard No. 08 Date of birth:- BS 2008/01/15 (April 28, 1951 AD) Father's Name, Surname and Address: Late Saktu Tharu Husband's Name, sufflame: x This certificateGAMA of citizenship isEDUCATION hereby issued pursuant to the Nepal Citizenship Act, 2020 (1964 AD) (including amendment). Tlp. of citizenship: Descent Signature of the person obtaining the Certificate:- Thumb Imoressions Rieht Left Certificate issuing Authority's : lmpressed lmpressed Signature: - Sd/- Name: Designation: Chief District Officer Date: BS 2048/03/t+ Sune 28, 1991 AD) - i^tB Notarized /Translated) For: /mber olthe Notary Public:1861 Khatiwada Centtal Law Associates iry of Certiflcate: JutY25, 2019 (Putalisadak, Shankerdev Chorvk, Opposite (cast) Kumari Bank) Ph/lrax: +917-1-4429612 (Otf,); Cell No. 9851073368 E-mail: pu nyakhatiwada@gmail. com GAMA EDUCATION (.. First Copl of Original ) sd/- 2074/01,/08 (Apr 21,2017 AD) Datta Rai Hamal Section Officer Government of Nepal Ministry of Home Affairs District Administration O ffice, B anke Cit. Cert. No.: 528 (Banke) Name, Surname: Lal Chand Tharu Sex: Male Place of birth: District Banke VDC: Naubasta \Vard No. 08 Permanent residence- District Banke VDC: Naubasta \7ard No. 08 Date of Birth:- BS 2034 /06 /1,0 (Sept 26, 1977 AD) Father'sGAMA Name, Surname: BhagautiEDUCATION Tharu Address: Naubasta VDC- 08, Banke Citizenship: Mother's Name, Sumame: Addtess: Citizenship: Husband/wife's Name, surname: Address: Citizenship: This Certifrcate of Citzenship is hereby issued pursuant to Nepal Citizenship Act, 2063 Q006 AD). Signature of the person obtaining the Certificate: - Typ. of citizenship: Descent Thumb Imoressions Certificate Is suing Authority's : Signature: - Sd/- Name, Surname: Hari IlishnaBhatta Designation: Administraive O fficet Date: 2052/09/23 [an 07, 1996 AD) nearer District Administrati<,rn Office or Policc ()lfice i[ f<rund it lost. Notarized fTranslated) For: Khatiwada Central Law Associates (Putalisadak, Shankcrdev Chorvk, C)pposite (casQ I(umari Bank) Ph/Fax: +971-1-442961.2 (Otf.); Cell No. 9851073368 li-mail : [email protected] GAMA EDUCATION trranslatio ep, Ref" F{o.l His Majesty's Government Ministry of Home Affairs DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, BANKC Ofia Sul afixed Cit. Cet. No.: 18391 \ame, Surname:- Tanpati Tharu Photograph lace of birth:- District Banke sd/- VDC/Sub-/MC: Tithanya \X1ard No. 07 ermaneflt Residence:- District Banke VDC/Sub-/MC: Naubasta, Ward No. 08 Date of birth:- BS 2039 /02/25 (June 08, 1982 AD) Father's Name, Surname and Address: Ram Dayal Thanr Husband's Name, Surname and Address: - Lal Chand Tharu This certificateGAMA of citizenship isEDUCATION hereby issued pursuant to the Citizenship &ct,2020 (1e64 AD) Typ. of Citizenship: Descent Signature of the Person Obtaining the Certificate:- Thumb Imoressions Certifi.cate is suing Authority's : Signature:- Sd/- Name Surname: Designation: Administrative Officer Date: BS 2062/01. /27 OIuy 10, 2005 AD) Notarized (Translated) For: Khatiwada Central Law Associates Shankerdev Chowk, Opposite (east) Kumari Bank) certifrcate:Jutv25' luu @utalisadali, ; il;i Ph/F-ax +977-1-4429612 (Off.); Cell No. 9851073368 E-mail: punyakhatiwada@p,rnail.com I a I gLh{ /v.H.q.sr. +er r.Z rrt o-f =Qar -rr-r11r : Efll-q -6Q &T6 6rI=iT-: at4{.n -T, AtA il.rft-+-drfoEfl 'effsrd crqrlT i yx GAMA EDUCATION --, ; i:::1 .1:::,i;*::+ . _ . -Al__igt l+e I- :rltN:l(inbtock): Htr.tSsU' n i,r, nRu Date Of Birrh (AD) : year " M;th Place f}ilk?ntffi- rz, tlnuoRsrq -{Ak{ qi qr,iF€ild yqrqc{ ftrdt ) c J-rbs\06 T-.qEil ' toB Terq-n arqiqq ar rdft fri-d"TT Trr.rsffirqr r Government of Nepal Coat of Arms of Nepal Home Ministry Area Administrative Office, Kohalpur District Office, Banke Citizenship Certificate No. 66-02-2016 NEPALI CITIZENSHIP C ERTIFICATE Name, Surnam: Hanisha Thaaru Place of Birth: District: Naubasta, VDC Ward No. 8, Banke Permanent Address: Naubasta, VDC Ward No. 8, Banke Date of Birth: Year: 1998 Month: 09 Dav:25 Father's Name, Surname, Lal Chand Tharu Citizenship: Nepali Permanent Address: Naubasta, VDC Ward No. 8, Banke Mother's Name, Surname: Address VDC: Husband's Name, Surname: GovernmentGAMA ofNepal has issued this EDUCATION citizenship Certificate with following details: Citizenship Certifi cate No : 66-02-201 6 Full Name (in block): HANISHA THARU Sex: F Date of Birth (AD): Year: 1998 Month: 09 Day:25 PermanentAddress( in block): NAUBASTA, VDC WARD NO. 8, BANKE This certificate of citizenship has been issued pursuant to Nepali citizenship Act,2006. Si.gnature of the Certificate holder: Sd. Type of citizenship: Descendent Thumb Impression Right Left Certificate Issuing Officer's Signature: Sd. Name, Surname: - Date: Oct 19,2016 AD rrtr Designation: Administrative Offi cer SeaI of certificate issuing officer If found lost condition, please hand over this certificate to the District Administration office or Police nearby you. Government of Nepal Coat of Arms of Nepal Home Ministry Area Administrative Office, Kohalpur District Office, Banke Citizenship Certificate No. 66-02-2016 NEPALI CITIZENSHIP C ERTIFICATE Name, Surnam: Hanisha Thaaru Place of Birth: District: Naubasta, VDC Ward No. 8, Banke Permanent Address: Naubasta, VDC Ward No. 8, Banke Date of Birth: Year: 1998 Month: 09 Dav:25 Father's Name, Surname, Lal Chand Tharu Citizenship: Nepali Permanent Address: Naubasta, VDC Ward No. 8, Banke Mother's Name, Surname: Address VDC: Husband's Name, Surname: GovernmentGAMA ofNepal has issued this EDUCATION citizenship Certificate with following details: Citizenship Certifi cate No : 66-02-201 6 Full Name (in block): HANISHA THARU Sex: F Date of Birth (AD): Year: 1998 Month: 09 Day:25 PermanentAddress( in block): NAUBASTA, VDC WARD NO. 8, BANKE This certificate of citizenship has been issued pursuant to Nepali citizenship Act,2006. Si.gnature of the Certificate holder: Sd. Type of citizenship: Descendent Thumb Impression Right Left Certificate Issuing Officer's Signature: Sd. Name, Surname: - Date: Oct 19,2016 AD rrtr Designation: Administrative Offi cer SeaI of certificate issuing officer If found lost condition, please hand over this certificate to the District Administration office or Police nearby you. Baij anath Rural Municipality ... ....... Noa Office o. 5, Nepal R. No: 0741A75 Date: 3 June,2018 Dis No: LGZ1 Subi ect: Bi{th Resistration Certificate To Whom It Mav Concern This is to certiff that Miss. Hanisha Tharu, daughter of Mr. Lal Chand Tharu and Mrs. Tarapati Tharu, is permanent resident of Baijanath Rural Municipality Ward No.4, Banke, Nepal. According to our official record she was born on 2055106109 B.S. (25 September, 1998 A.D.) GAMA EDUCATION Bahadur Singh Ward Chairperson Kali Bahadi;i' Singh Ward President.
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    Towards Conjunctive Use of Surface Water and Groundwater Resources as a Response to Water Access Challenges in the Western Plains of Nepal Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia Funded by Partners CSISA COVID-19 Resilience Activity Partners Towards Conjunctive Use of Surface Water and Groundwater Resources as a Response to Water Access Challenges in the Western Plains of Nepal Vishnu Prasad Pandey1,2, Anupama Ray2,3, Manohara Khadka2, Anton Urfels4,5,6, Andrew McDonald7, Timothy J. Krupnik8,9 1. Department of Civil Engineering, Pulchowk Campus, Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University, Chakupat, Lalitpur 44600, Nepal 2. International Water Management Institute (IWMI) - Nepal, Shree Durbar Tole, Lalitpur 3, Pulchowk, Kathmandu, Nepal 3. Centre of Research for Environment Energy and Water(CREEW). Baluwatar, Kathamandu - 4, Nepal 4. International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT), South Asia Regional Office, Khumaltar, Lalitpur, Nepal 5. Water Resources Management Group, Wageningen University and Research, Wageningen, Netherlands 6. Centre for Crop Systems Analysis, Wageningen University and Research, Wageningen, Netherlands 7. Section of Soil and Crop Sciences, School of Integrative Plant Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA 8. CIMMYT, South Asia Regional Office, Khumaltar, Lalitpur, Nepal 9. CIMMYT- Bangladesh. House 10/B. Road 53. Gulshan-2. Dhaka, 1213, Bangladesh Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia The CSISA Nepal Covid-19 Response and Resilience Activity Intensive cropping systems that include rice, wheat and/or maize are widespread throughout South Asia. These systems constitute the main economic activity in many rural areas and provide staple food for millions of people. Therefore, enhancing the yield and productivity of cereal production in South Asia is therefore of great concern.