Tukucha River News Today

KATHMANDU, April 4: In a bid to address the traffic congestion in Kathmandu, the government has made an immediate decision to explore the feasibility of implementing a 'Pod Way' system.

In the heart of Nepal lies its bustling capital, Kathmandu. Amidst its ancient temples and vibrant bazaars, a recent surge of events has sparked a nationwide debate, bringing to light the unsettling question: Are rules only designed for those with less power? As countless citizens come forward with stories and evidence that seem to imply a biased system, the narrative is becoming hard to ignore.

KATHMANDU, May 23: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has removed the illegal structures and haphazardly thrown garbage in front of Singha Durbar.

KATHMANDU, May 9: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has written to the Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation to de-register the private land owned by individuals within the Tukucha river channel and its riverbanks area.

KATHMANDU, May 8: The Patan High Court has ruled that Tukucha, which has been buried underground in the Kamaladi and Hattisar areas of Kathmandu, is a river not a sewer. A Joint Bench of Judges, Mahesh Sharma Paudyal and Rajya Laxmi Bajracharya, also said that the state cannot interfere as the buildings and other structures developed over the Tukucha River are private properties.