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Ancient Newa Water Spout Found at Bijeshwori

Ancient Newa Water Spout Found at Bijeshwori source: https://www.facebook.com/yaddhab.kayastha मंगलबजार यल: देखी , बालाजु देखि ... स्वयम्भुदेखी चिकंमुगदेखी सम्पदा अभियन्ताहरु हिजो त साबेल पिक आदि लिएर शोभाभगवति नजिकै बिजयश्वरिमा आइ पुग्नु भो हिति उत्खनन्को लागि अब कसैले पनि हिति पुर्न पाइदैन भन्ने संदेश लिएर सम्पदाको अर्थ बुझाउन हितिको महत्व दर्शाउन तर यी सम्पदा संरक्षण गर्छु भनि स्थापना गरिएका प्रधानमंत्रीको कार्यालय देखी स्थानीय संघसंस्थाको घैटोमा घाम लाग्ने कहिले ?? https://www.newaonlinenews.com/ साभारः NewaOnline News लकडाउनया इलय् ब्यसलय् ल्वंहिति लुत नेवा: अनलाइन न्युज | २०७७ बैशाख २१, आइतबार १२:२९:४२ लकडाउनया इलय् येँया १५ वडाय् लाःगु ब्यसलय् ल्वंहिति लुगु दु । सम्पदा अभियन्ता यादवलाल कमयष्ठया नेतृत्वय् म्हीग ब्यसया पायचा थथे ल्वंहिति दुगु जानकारी वयेवं उत्खन्न यायेगु झ्वलय् थथे ल्वंहिति लुगु खः । ल मवाच्वंगु अबस्थाय् लुगु उगु हितियात कयाः पुरातत्व बिभाग् जानकार बिइ धुंकुगु दुसा थौं कन्हय् दुने हे हितिया मूहान गन खः व ल गुकथं

GPR - A mandatory tool for Water Heritage Initiative

Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) serves as a critical tool in locating and identifying underground conduits, playing an essential role in various applications. Its significance lies in its capability to non-invasively and detect subsurface structures. GPR uses electromagnetic radiation to penetrate the ground, sending signals that bounce back upon encountering different materials, allowing for the creation of detailed underground images. This technology aids in preventing accidental damage to buried infrastructure during excavation or construction facilitating efficient planning and development. Its ability to provide real-time data and precise mapping of subsurface structures makes GPR an invaluable asset in investigating existing conduits and executing new projects with enhanced precision. The utilization of GPR holds immense significance in the preservation and exploration of the stone spouts within Kathmandu Valley. Elements of these ancient water sources, crucial elements of Nepal&#

La: Tiki - Water Heritage Initiative launched

As per national census of 2021,only 56% of households, out of total 791,428 households in the districts of Kathmandu valley has access to Tap/piped water (within or outside Premises). The remaining rely on alternative sources of water(National Population and Housing Census 2021, 2021). KUKL (Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited), responsible for water production and distribution in Kathmandu valley, reports in their latest annual report of 2022/2023 that their average daily production ranges from 102.66 ML/day(dry month) to 154.68 ML/day(wet month)(KUKL, 2079). As per data published at the end of 2021, demand of water stands at 430 Million Liters daily(Rashtriya Samachar Samiti, 2021). There is clear indication that alternative water sources do play vital role in water security of the Kathmandu Valley. Kathmandu Water Supply Development Board (KVWSMB, 2019) identified 224 spouts out of 573 were functional. These functional spouts were the primary source of drinking water for low-inc

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