According to Land Mapping Office Chief Mithilesh Yadav, mapping of the land in Mudhebas was done 2 years ago upon learning that individuals there were denied of land ownership certificates.

Distributing land ownership paper was possible following the regulations of the Department of Land Mapping Yadav said.Speaking at a programme held in Mudhebas town to distribute land ownership files, Chaubise Rural Municipality Chairperson Raj Kumar Chemjong congratulated the receivers of land ownership documents.Land Mapping Office Dhankuta Chief Yadav, Land Commission Dhankuta Chairperson Bal Bahadur Rai, to name a few, were present at the circulation program today.Apart from Mudhebas of Chaubise Rural Municipality, there were households without land ownership files at 2 places in Sangurigadhi Rural Municipality.

An overall of 28 households of Okhre and Tunkhagaun of Sangurigadhi Rural Municipality were provided land ownership certificates about 6 months ago.A version of this article appears in the print on January 6, 2023, of The Himalayan Times. Shreemaya Magar of Mudhebas, Ward No 2 of Chaubise Rural Municipality stated she was pleased that they finally got the land ownership certificate for the land they had actually been occupying for many years.

Over 4 years back, there had been a study in our region, but at that time they had actually left our whole area, calling it a village block.

Now that we have lastly got land ownership documents, Im really pleased, she shared.

It has actually been an excellent relief that the federal government has formally acknowledged our ownership over our residential or commercial property by approving us the ownership file, stated another local Tek Bahadur Magar.

Previously, people had faced problems trading their lands and mortgaging them in banks for desire of such documents. Dhankuta, January 5After 48 long years, 55 households of Mudhebas town of Chaubise Rural Municipality of Dhankuta have received land ownership certificates. Previous rural town chief amongst 7 reserved for graft Thapa Magar triumphs Shreemaya Magar of Mudhebas, Ward No 2 of Chaubise Rural Municipality said she was glad that they lastly got the land ownership certificate for the land they had been occupying for several years.

Over 4 decades earlier, there had been a study in our locality, however at that time they had actually left our entire location, calling it a village block.

Now that we have lastly got land ownership documents, Im really pleased, she shared.

It has actually been a fantastic relief that the federal government has officially acknowledged our ownership over our residential or commercial property by approving us the ownership file, said another regional Tek Bahadur Magar.

Earlier, individuals had actually faced issues trading their lands and mortgaging them in banks for desire of such files. According to Land Mapping Office Chief Mithilesh Yadav, mapping of the land in Mudhebas was done 2 years ago upon finding out that people there were denied of land ownership certificates.

Distributing land ownership paper was possible following the instructions of the Department of Land Mapping Yadav said.Speaking at a programme held in Mudhebas town to distribute land ownership documents, Chaubise Rural Municipality Chairperson Raj Kumar Chemjong praised the receivers of land ownership documents.Land Mapping Office Dhankuta Chief Yadav, Land Commission Dhankuta Chairperson Bal Bahadur Rai, to name a few, were present at the circulation programme today.Apart from Mudhebas of Chaubise Rural Municipality, there were households without land ownership documents at 2 places in Sangurigadhi Rural Municipality.

A total of 28 families of Okhre and Tunkhagaun of Sangurigadhi Rural Municipality were provided land ownership certificates about six months ago.A version of this short article appears in the print on January 6, 2023, of The Himalayan Times .

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