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villagers working on road construction at Badki VDC See how Public works and Social Protetion funds works in our region in following links of Asian Welfare. On those days; I worked as translater for Rasmus from Denmark who write this beautiful article of our region. http://rasmusjs.net.php54serv1.webhosting.dk/asianwelfare/2015/02/19/feature-the-delicate-art-of-combining-public-works-and-social-protection-in-nepals-karnali-region/ welcome with tika and Mala of Barley at working site going to see how irrigation canal working at Bajagada village for his article a girl from Jogibada Village of Badki VDC interviewing Rasmas during hiking

17 June 2015 Ropai; The Rice Planting Festival Chief District officer Mr.Dipendra Raj Poudel, planting rice plants District Agriculture Office,Jumla organised the Rice Planting Festival in the historically important Laachu Jeuwla( Laachu field prepared by the Lachal Kirti Paikalo; Lachhal Kirti, a famous ruler and wrestler of the time and one of the disciples of the sage, cut the hillock near Khala chour, a place between the villages of Micha and Sridhuska, to let the water flow. ) at Tatopani VDC. It lies 12km far from district headquarter Khalanga. Rally of Festival Laachu Jyaulo The festival begins by planting rce plant by the Chief District Officer ,Mr.Dipendra Raj Poudel and Liasion District Officer Mr. Ishwori Kumari Giri with other senior officials from different Govt offices and NGOs who attended the festival.   Locally called Mohi;preparing field   Rapoain is a unique festival to observein Jumla.It is the highest place i...

people heading to Thaurgyu pata for yarsha collection People from different VDC of Jumla; Small children to high age people, with out concerning any difficulties and sufferer are in High Grass land for collecting economically well-introduced herb Yarshagumba (Cordyceps sinesis). Per piece Yarsha cost Rs.500 to Rs1000 (approx. USD 5 to 10) varies according to size. 2014 Per Kg Yarshagumba costs approx. Rs 30 lakh USD 32000 and this year believed cost would rise. Cordyceps sinesis is a rare and unique herb that grows in the meadows above 3500m in the Himalayan region of Nepal. It is believed to be a cure for sexual impotency. Tents of yarsha collecter at Dhauligada A yarsha collecter since 18 years in this grassland Mr.Krishna Pandey from Biyarey village, Deepalgaun VDC said, collecting yarsha this year is very tough than any other year because there is still high level of snow that have never seen before because of this we stay with out searching yarsha ...