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1% among Chepangs women are literates.
Only 23 percent of the people from the Chepang community are literates, literacy rate among Chepang women is only 1 percent. Chepangs are one of the most backward indigenous ethnic communities of Nepal inhabiting the remote and sparse contours. Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN) has categorized Chepangs as the second most backward/marginalized community from the bottom list from among the 59 marginalized Indigenous Communities listed by it and data states that almost 90 percent of them are leading life under utter poverty.      Read More
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Concierto Escuela Arquitectura de Madrid

Gracias a las asociaciones  ACETSAM, MADSTOCK, QUADRIVIUM y RUGBY, por organizar y  coordinar el evento,  la comida, la bebida y cartelería y a la asociación de DELEGACIÓN DE ALUMNOS  por su Colaboración.El pasado 8 de Mayo se celebró en Madrid un concierto para recaudar fondos para las víctimas del terremoto...

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Laprak devastated after April 25th

  Route Katmandhu Laprak Laprak & Barpak Epicenter: if you will notice any news, the first big earthquake was reported to have had Barpak as the epicentre. Laprak is just behind the hill from Barpak. Laprak is a village in the Laprak VDC in Gorkha district. Interestingly all 9 wards of the VDC...

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The earthquake April 25th

The Earthquake The earthquake on April 25th measuring 7.8 magnitude, the country’s biggest in 80 years, struck 50 miles northwest of Kathmandu leaving over 7500 people dead, 16,000 injured, at least 284,000 homes completely destroyed and at least 234,000 homes, damaged. The loss in human lives, injuries, loss of people’s homes,...