Kavre Sewa Samaj was established in 2069 B.S. as a social organization with the main slogan “Let us do something for Kavre” for the overall development of Kavrepalanchok district.
Kathmandu, 11 Asoj. Marking Vijaya Dashami and Deepawali, Kavre Sewa Samaj held a tea gathering on Saturday with a discussion on current affairs and public service delivery.
Keshav Thapa ·
Home to some 58 castes and ethnic groups, the district's largest communities are Tamang (33.77 percent), Brahmin (20.15 percent), Chhetri (13.57 percent), Newar (13.41 percent) and Magar (3.99 percent).
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Tuyukaji Tamrakar ·
It is more than 60 years since the inscription written on sheets of gold was said to have been taken away by Yogi Naraharinath. Where is it now? It belongs to Panauti, and as an ancient artefact it is the heritage of the whole country.
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Former Member-Secretary, Lumbini Development Trust ·
Forty kilometres east of Kathmandu, by way of Koteshwar, Bhaktapur, Sanga, Banepa, Dhulikhel and Kavrebhanjyang, lies the world-famous Buddhist pilgrimage site of Namobuddha, known in Tamang as Tagmo Lhujin.
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