South Asia Tourism Infrastructure Development Project

Resettlement Planning Document

Draft Resettlement Plan

Project Number: 39399

November 2013

Proposed Loan for Additional Financing and Administration of Grant for Additional Financing Nepal: South Asia Tourism Infrastructure Development Project

Prepared by the Government of Nepal

The resettlement plan is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not

necessarily represent those of ADB’s Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature.

CONTENTS PAGE

I. BACKGROUND 1 II. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT 2 III. SOCIOECONOMIC INFORMATION 4

A. Identification and Enumeration of Persons to be Affected 4

B. Socio-economic Survey Results 4

C. Loss of Income 4

D. Vulnerabilities 5

E. Socioeconomic Profile of Surveyed AHs 5

IV. ASSESSMENT OF RESETTLEMENT POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK

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A. Applicable Legal and Policy Framework of the Government of Nepal

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B. ADB’s Involuntary Resettlement Policy 9

C. Comparison of Borrower’s Policy with ADB’s Policy Requirements 9

D. Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy for the Project 10

V. CONSULTATION AND GRIEVANCE REDRESS 15

A. Introduction 15

B. Public Consultation 15

C. Disclosure of Resettlement Plan 16

D. Grievance Redress Mechanism 17

VI. INCOME RESTORATION STRATEGY 17

A. Life Skill Training 18

B. Employment Opportunity 18

VII. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 19

A. Project Management and Implementation Unit (PMIU) 19

B. Design and Supervision Consultants 19

VIII. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING 19

A. Basis Taken for Estimating Compensation Cost 19

IX. IMPLEMENTING SCHEDULE 20

X. MONITORING AND EVALUATION 21

A. Internal Monitoring 21

B. External or Independent Monitoring 22

ABBREVIATIONS

ADB - Asian Development Bank AP - Affected Person BPL - Below Poverty Level CAAN - Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal CDO - Chief District Officer CDC - Compensation Determination Committee DMS - Design and Supervision Consultants

EA - Executing Agency GON - Government of Nepal GRC - Grievance Redress Committee HHs - Households IA - Implementing Agency lR - Involuntary Resettlement NGO/s - Nongovernment Organizations

NRs - Nepalese Rupees PD - Project Director PMIU - Project Management and Implementation Unit RP - Resettlement Plan VDC - Village Development Committee

I. BACKGROUND 1. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) approved the South Asia Tourism Infrastructure Development Project (the Project) on 16 November 2009. The Project aims to support inclusive growth through tourism development in Bangladesh, northeastern state of India, and Nepal. It was designed to develop the high-priority tourism circuit of the subregion, covering Paharpur area of Bangladesh; Sikkim state of India; and Lumbini area of Nepal.1 The Project includes (i) upgrading of airport and lastmile road connectivity; (ii) improving infrastructure and services of destinations such as upgrading visitor management infrastructure and services; (iii) building capacity of sector agencies for sustainable protection and management of natural and cultural heritage sites and tourism-related infrastructure and assets; (iv) strengthening linkages between tourism and local people; and (v) building capacity of local communities to obtain greater benefits from tourism. The total cost of the Project is $89.5 million with $15 million for Bangladesh, $28 million for India and $46.5 million for Nepal.2 The Project’s closing date is on 15 March 2015. 2. The additional financing concerns the project intervention in Nepal Portion’s Component 1 relating to enhancing air transport infrastructure and services for direct international connectivity to Lumbini by financing for necessary capacity upgrading of GBA3 to meet expected demands and standards (Figure 1). The original project design intended to upgrade GBA to a regional international standard.4 There will be no change in the other two Nepal Portion

components, which aim at (i) improving protection and management of Lumbini area, and (ii) fostering community participation, capacity building and project management. The Ministry of 1 The Bangladesh, India and Nepal portions have Loan 2580, Loan 2578, and Loan 2579 and Grant 0179,

respectively. The Nepal portion also comprises of Loan No. 8247 from OFID. 2 The Bangladesh portion of the Project comprises $12 million ADF loan from ADB and $3 million from the

Government of Bangladesh; India portion has $20 million OCR loan from ADB and $8 million from the Government of India; and the Nepal portion has $12.75 million ADF grant and $12.75 million ADF loan from ADB, $15 million loan from OFID, and $6 million from the Government of Nepal.

3 GBA is located in Siddhartha Nagar, about 20 km east from Lumbini connected by an all-weather road.

4 “Regional International Standard” airport can cater to medium body aircrafts such as Boeing 737 and Air Bus 320.

Figure 1: GBA Location Map

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Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MOCTCA) is the Executing Agency (EA), Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) is the implementing agency (IA) for upgrading GBA, and the Lumbini Development Trust (LDT) is the IA for protection and improvement of Lumbini, which will also be the IA of the proposed Clean Public Transport Services (CPTS) under the Asian Clean Energy Fund (ACEF), as it is incorporated into Component 2 of the Project. Upgrading of GBA is estimated to take 3.5 years from the time of signing contract, and can be completed by June 2017 and the CPTS is estimated to take 2.5 years after the grant approval and can be completed within December 2016.

II. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT 3. The Project, which will upgrade GBA to an international airport will expand the runway from 1,500x30m to 3,000x45m. It includes runway expansion; side strip improvement; runway and taxiway widening; runway and taxiway pavement strengthening; airside and landside drainage improvement; runway drainage expansion; Ghaghara Khola (stream) diversion; road relocation; fire station and fuel farm expansion; water supply and security fence improvement; and construction of a new apron with rigid pavement, terminal building, control tower, airlines building, customs and cargo building, aircraft maintenance building, and security post. Key features of the GBA subproject is in Appendix 1. 4. Implementation of the proposed components required land acquisition for a strip of 4,100m in length and 250m width at the south of the existing runway. Figure 2 shows the layout of the proposed expansion. A full resettlement plan (RP) was prepared under the original project to mitigate impacts due to land acquisition. The RP recorded that a total of 590 agricultural and residential land plots (92.89 ha) belonging to 312 households and some public and private infrastructure will be affected, including a total of 17 residential structures. There will also be

impacts on 2 primary schools (one private and one public). Other assets to be affected are trees, wells, a shrine, and two access roads. The recorded impacts are summarized in Table 1. These are based on preliminary surveys including boundary demarcation and inventory of loss followed by the census survey of the affected households undertaken by CAAN.

Figure 2: Satellite Image of the GBA and Proposed Expansion Layout Source: CAAN, 2006

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5. Reassessment by the Government with support of the design and supervision consultant (DSC) concluded GBA should be upgraded to an international standard with 3,000m runway that can cater to wide-body aircrafts,5 larger aprons (30,400 sq m) and terminal building (15,170 sq m) in order to accommodate higher number of expected passengers. This has necessitated river diversion and drainage work, and higher capacity of airfield ground lights. On the basis of these considerations, the GBA design was revised. 6. During the detailed design, acquisition of commercial structures was avoided by shifting associated structure to the existing airport compound. However, acquisition of a few additional land plots covering 4.38 ha was further required to accommodate the change in design resulting in land acquisition increasing to 869 land plots belonging to 389 households. Other components including new terminals, control tower, and other passenger related amenities will be sited within the existing airport compound.

Table 1: Summary of Involuntary Resettlement Impacts

Impact Original RP Updated RP

Impacts on Land 92.89 ha (590 plots) 97.27 ha (869 plots)

Permanent Agricultural Land to be Acquired 91.620 91.08

Permanent Residential Land to be Acquired (ha) 0.3400 0.3400

Permanent Commercial Land to be Acquired (ha) 0.9300 0.9100

Public Land (barren) to be Acquired - 4.94

Affected Persons (APs) Households Affected by Loss of Agricultural Land (APs in bracket) 292(1,752) 389 (2,295) Households Affected by Loss of Residence (APs in bracket) 17 (102) 17 (102

Loss of Livelihood

Households Losing Agricultural Income (APs in bracket) 292(1,752) 389 (2295)

Vulnerable Affected Households

BPLHhouseholds1 (APs in bracket) 45 (270) 45 (270)

Female-Headed AH (APs in bracket) 12 (72) 39 (230)

Affected Structures

Residential Houses 17 17

School Buildings 2 2

Affected Trees/Crops

Fruit Trees 76 76

Timber Trees 56 56

Other Affected Assets

Bore Wells 55 23

Pump shed 6 1

Cowsheds 4 4

Affected Common Property Resources 1 1

Shrine 1 1

Roads 2 2 1 Below Poverty Line.

5 “International standard” airport can cater to wide body aircrafts such as Boeing 777 and Air Bus 340.

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III. SOCIOECONOMIC INFORMATION A. Identification and Enumeration of Persons to be Affected

7. CAAN has undertaken an inventory of the AHs within the proposed project location jointly with the office of the Chief District Officer (Rupendehi district). A total of 869 plots have been inventoried. This inventory identifies the affected persons (APs), their plot numbers and area forms the basis for the land acquisition and compensation process. Appendix 2 provides the inventory of the 869 plots that are impacted by the proposed airport expansion. The 869 plots belong to 389 households. A total of 2,295 persons of 389 households were counted as APs during detailed assessment survey. None of the households lose 100% of total land. B. Socioeconomic Survey Results 8. A census and a socioeconomic survey were carried out to collect socioeconomic information of the AHs. These informed the formulation of the RP, which addresses the specific impact categories, and is in line with the ADB involuntary resettlement (IR) requirements and the applicable laws of Nepal. The survey of 199 AHs documents the socioeconomic profile of the APs including identification of impacts with respect to structure, land, livelihood, and income sources, and vulnerability of the AHs. In terms of income sources, the head of household dependency on agricultural income is quite high, with only 12% involved in non-cultivation activities as the primary source of income. These include salaried employment, small trade and businesses. A total of 79 AHs (40%) have a family member (beyond the head of AH) involved in non-cultivation related activities. Sixty-three AHs (about 32%) have landholding in other parts of the district. 10. Of the 9. Land acquisition will displace 17 households due to loss of residential structures. All 17 structures will have to be completely demolished. Cultivation on own land and participation as agriculture laborers in the nearby villages are the major occupation of the AHs. The houses are built with mud walls and floors with thatched or tile roofing. All the surveyed households have agricultural land parcels that are not impacted due to the Project within the same area or nearby locations, wherein alternative residential structures can be constructed. Further, consultations with the residential households reveal a preference to relocate to a place of their choice nearer to their agricultural fields. Latest consultation held during September 2012 and August 2013 reported that majority of the AHs have already shifted to newly constructed houses and a few are under construction expected to be completed within a few months. The houses built are better quality and condition than the demolished ones. 10. The owner of the private primary school has received compensation from CAAN and a new building is under construction in the alternate land parcel they own. The school is serving 300 students and will be operated in the new building before award of the GBA civil works contract. The government school affected by land acquisition is under construction in 0.75 km distance from the existing location. The school has been able to get more land and build better building compared with the existing land and building. C. Loss of Income 11. Land acquisition will also result in loss of income for the AHs. The AHs’ dependency on agriculture income noted above is 88% either by selling agro-products or working as seasonal wage laborers. The agricultural workers earn NRs150 per day and are employed about 160-180 days a year (during two seasons). Located close to the Siddhartha Nagar urban area, there is a

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potential for involvement as daily laborers in the city, outside the period of their involvement as agricultural labor. Consultations also reflect that workers would seek agricultural employment in nearby villages as there is shortage of agricultural laborers in the district during the cropping and harvesting seasons. The employees in both private and public schools will not lose their income sources. The school management confirmed that the staff will continue their job in the relocated premises. D. Vulnerabilities 12. Impact on vulnerable groups has been identified with respect to social vulnerability criteria for below poverty line6 (BPL), women-headed, janjati, and dalit households losing their entire land who are fully dependent on agriculture for livelihood. A total of 84 households are indentified as vulnerable households comprising 27 BPL, 39 female-headed, 12 indigenous people, 6 dalit households. These households shall be provided additional incentives such as allowances or preference to opportunity for employment generated by the Project or opportunity to participate in income generating training. 13. There is a high concentration of janjati and dalit families in the GBA area, typical of the entire Terai region, which is dominated by Indo-Nepalese groups, whose ancestors had entered Nepal from the south, and these groups follow caste-based systems of social hierarchy. The social, cultural, economic, and political characteristics are similar to the other Nepalese communities inhabiting in the Terai, and generally homogeneous within the GBA area. Economic status of the janjati and dalit households is equivalent to the rest of the households. The project results will benefit the entire population, including the ethnic groups. The negative impacts on APs are mostly related to land acquisition and are addressed through provisions in the entitlement matrix. E. Socioeconomic Profile of Surveyed AHs 14. This section outlines the socioeconomic characteristics based on information of the 199 surveyed AHs.

1. Social Profile 15. The subproject area is largely dominated by Hindus, accounting for nearly 98% of the surveyed households. Nearly 80% of the AHs speak dialects while the remaining speaks Nepali. 16. Age Groups: As per the socioeconomic survey, 767 surveyed persons (62.7%) are in the working age group of 15-60 years. The details of the age groups are given in Table 2.

Table 2: Age Groups amongst Surveyed AHs

Age Groups No. of APs Percentages

Below 15 Years 340 27.8

15-60 767 62.7

Above 60 115 9.4

Total 1,222 100.00

6 The minimum household income above poverty level was determined by multiplying the per capita amount to the

average family size of subproject area, which is 5.9.

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17. Literacy. Literacy profile of the 1,222 surveyed APs show 230 (33.4%) males reporting illiteracy compared with 322 (60.4%) for females. The percentage of APs beyond 12 level education is low, with only 31 (<4%) of the APs in this category, 10 of whom are females. Out of the 199 households, 121 respondents or 60% were reported to be illiterate. Detail on their education status is in Table 3.

Table 3: Educational Levels of AHs

Education Levels of Household Heads No of Affected Households Percentages

Illiterate 121 60.8

Literate 14 7

Upto 4th

14 7.0

5th

15 7.5

6th-8

th 20 10.1

9th-10

th 20 10.1

11th-12

th 5 2.5

Graduate 3 1.5

Professional 1 0.5

Grand Total 199 100.0

18. The socioeconomic surveys indicate that a considerable percentage of women (86%) are not formally employed. Most of the women respondents are mainly involved in household chores like caring for children, fetching water, collecting firewood, and performing other domestic works. Most of them engage on farming. Women’s role in decision making was assessed through the socioeconomic questionnaires where 60% of the women respondents reported to be taking active part in decision making on household matters.

2. Economic Profile

19. As reflected from the socioeconomic survey, major share of the households (79.4%) are farmers. A few households are involved in business, trade and as drivers. With respect to other sources of income, 4.5% of the households reported to be not in workforce or are unemployed. Details on their principal sources of incomes are given in Table 4.

Table 4: Main Source of Income of AHs

Main Source of Income of the Head of the Household No. of AHs Percentage

Cultivator 164 79.4

Agricultural Laborer 10 5.0

Salaried 9 4.5

Business/Trade 2 1.0

Others (Drivers, NRI, Househelp) 5 2.5

Not in Workforce 9 4.5

Total 199 100.0

20. The poverty status of the respondents were estimated based on the national poverty line of NRs4,400 ($77) per capita per annum and based on calorie intake, housing and various non-food standards (ADB, 2002). Out of the 199 surveyed households, 26 respondents or 13%

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are below the poverty line.

Table 5: Income Categories of Affected Households

Income Category (NRs) AHs Percentages

Less than 26,400 (BPL) 26 13

26,400-36,000 36 18

36,000-72,000 52 26

>72,000 86 43

Total HH 199 100

21. The 26 AHs that are below the poverty line include 25 households losing land only and 1 household has lost both land and residential structure. 22. Asset Ownership and Indebtedness. Indicators like possession of durable consumer items, indebtedness, and structure of houses are indirect indicators of the general standard of living of AHs. Amongst the 199 surveyed households, 170 reported having permanent residences with roof and walls made up of concrete. Twenty respondents reported having semi-permanent residences, made of asbestos, brick and corrugated zinc sheet. Most are legal owners of their residences with the exception of 4 households who either stay in rented accommodation or sharing without rent. 23. Vehicle ownership amongst the APs is very limited with only about 20% of the AHs owning either a bicycle or a motorbike. Similarly, the asset ownership in terms of consumer goods is very limited with hardly any consumer goods ownership, apart from television and mobile phones, which is typical in the Terai region of Nepal. A total of 67 respondents reported to be indebted to either banking institutions or private money lenders. The average loan amount is NRs117,000. Twenty-four respondents used their land as collateral for loan.

IV. ASSESSMENT OF RESETTLEMENT POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK 24. This section discusses the key national resettlement policies and legal issues involved in land acquisition and compensation. It describes the principles and approaches to be followed in minimizing and mitigating negative social and economic impacts of the GBA expansion. The RP has been prepared based on the general findings of the census and social survey, field visits, and meetings with various affected persons in the GBA area. The principles adopted establish eligibility and provisions for all types of losses.

A. Applicable Legal and Policy Framework of the Government of Nepal

25. Nepal lacks a comprehensive policy on IR. However, there are many acts, rules and regulations governing land acquisition, and IR safeguards, which are relevant to the Project, which are listed in Table 6.

Table 6: Review of National Acts, Rules, Regulations, and Guidelines

S

N

Involuntary

Resettlement

Acts, Rules and Description of Requirements

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Regulations

1 Interim

Constitution of

Nepal, 2007

Guarantees the fundamental rights of a citizen. Article 19 (i)

establishes the right to property for every citizen of Nepal, whereby

every citizen is entitled to earn, use, sell, and exercise right to

property under the existing laws. Article 19 (ii) states that except for

social welfare, the state will not acquire or exercise authority over

individual property. Article 19 (iii) states that when the state acquires

or establishes its right over private property, the state will

compensate for loss of property and the basis and procedure for

such compensation will be specified under relevant laws.

2 Land Reform

Act,1964

Establishes tillers’ right on the land, which s/he is tilling. The act

additionally specifies the compensation entitlements of registered

tenants on land sold by the owner or acquired for the development

purposes. A landowner may not be compensated for more land than

s/he is entitled under the law. The Act’s most recent amendment in

2001 has established a rule that when state acquires land under

tenancy, the registered tenant and the landlord will each be entitled

to 50% of the total compensation amount.

3 Land Revenue

Act,1977

Article 8 of the Act states that registration, change in ownership,

termination of ownership right, and maintenance of land records are

done by Land Revenue Office (LRO). Similarly, Article 16 says, if

land revenue is not paid by concerned owner for long time, the

revenue can be collected through auction of the parcel of the land for

which revenue has been due.

4 Land

Administration and

Revenue Act

(LARA), 1977

This is the main Act to carry out land administration including

maintenance and updating records, collecting land revenue and

settling disputes after completion of survey and handing over of the

records to LRO by Survey Parties. It authorizes the LRO to take

responsibility for registration, ownership transfer and deed transfer of

land. This Act also authorizes LRO to transfer ownership/deeds of

individual land, if any person applies for ownership transfer of his/her

land.

6 Guthi Corporation

Act, 1976

Section 42 of the Act states that Guthi (religious/trust) land acquired

for a development must be replaced with other land.

7 Land Acquisition

Act, 1977 and its

subsequent

amendment in

1993

Specify procedures of land acquisition and compensation. The Act

empowers the Government to acquire any land, on the payment of

compensation, for public purposes or for the operation of any

development project initiated by government institutions. There is a

provision of Compensation Determination Committee (CDC) chaired

by Chief District Officer to determine compensation rates for affected

properties. The Act also includes a provision for acquisition of land

through negotiations. It states in Clause 27 "not-withstanding

anything contained elsewhere in this Act, the Government may

acquire any land for any purpose through negotiations with the

concerned land owner. It shall not be necessary to comply with the

procedure laid down in this act when acquiring land through

negotiations."

B. ADB’s Involuntary Resettlement Policy

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25. The important elements of ADB’s Safeguards Policy Statements 2009 on IR are (i) compensation to replace lost assets, livelihood, and income; (ii) assistance for relocation, including provision of relocation sites with appropriates facilities and services; and (iii) assistance for rehabilitation to achieve at least the same level of well-being with the Project as without it. Some or all of these elements may be present in a project involving IR.

26. For ADB-funded operations requiring IR, resettlement planning is an integral part of project design, to be dealt with from the earliest stages of the project cycle, taking into account the following basic principles:

(i) IR will be avoided where feasible. Where population displacement is

unavoidable, it should be minimized; (ii) All lost assets acquired or affected will be compensated. Compensation is

based on the principle of replacement cost;

(iii) APs need to be provided with sufficient resources to re-establish their livelihoods and homes with time-bound action in coordination with civil works;

(iv) APs are to be fully informed and meaningfully consulted;

(v) APs are to be assisted to integrate economically and socially into host communities so that adverse impacts on the host communities are minimized and social harmony is promoted;

(vi) Absence of formal title to land is not a bar to assistance entitlements; (vii) APs are to be identified and recorded as early as possible to establish their

eligibility, through a census which serves as a cut-off-date, and prevents

subsequent influx of encroachers; (viii) Particular attention to be paid to vulnerable groups including those without legal

title to land or other assets. Households headed by women, the elderly or disables, and indigenous groups. Assistance must be provided to help them

improve their socioeconomic status; and (ix) The full resettlement cost to be included in the presentation of project costs and

benefits.

C. Comparison of Borrower’s Policy with ADB’s Policy Requirements

27. Table 7 below compares gaps between national legal framework and ADB’s SPS requirements and delineates the measures to fill the gaps.

Table 7: Gaps between Government Law and ADB’s SPS and Measures to Fill Gap

Key Issues Government Laws ADB’s Safeguard

Policy Statement

Measures Adopted

in the Resettlement

Plan

Severity of

Impact:

Loss of more

than 10% of the

productive

assets and

income

Do not consider the

percentage loss of

income or total land

holdings

Consider as significant

impact, livelihood, and

income restoration

program such as training

and other measures to

restore and improve

standard of living of AHs

Provision to provide

training and

measures in the

entitlement matrix

Squatters and

illegal occupants

LARA 1977 do not

consider squatters,

Not entitled for

compensation for land;

Provision to provide

compensation for the

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or non-titled land

users

encroachers, and

non-titled land users

for compensation,

but the Land

Reform Act entitled

registered tenant to

50% of the total

compensation

amount.

squatters, vulnerable

encroachers, non-title

holders are entitled to

payment for the

structures or houses,

business, and other

assistance

structures/houses/

business, including

loss of sources of

livelihoods in the

entitlement matrix.

Valuation of

affected lands,

crops, houses

and other

structures and

trees

Compensation rate

will be determined

by CDC, consisting

of (i) CDO, (ii)

representative from

DDC, (iii) Chief of

LRO, (iv) Project

Manager, based on

market rate.

All compensation is

based on the principle of

replacement cost.

Provision for

replacement value

for loss of lands,

houses or structures,

including transaction

costs. APs are

allowed to take

salvaged materials.

CDC will make final

decision on the rates

in the presence of

representatives from

APs, VDCs who will

attend the meeting

as an observer.

Other assistance

for relocation of

houses

No provision. All the eligible APs,

including tenants and

employees are entitled to

receive financial

assistance to cover

physical and economical

displacement.

Provision for the

transitional

allowances and

transport

allowances.

Vulnerable

Groups

No provision. Focused on poor and

vulnerable groups to

avoid future

impoverishment and

create new opportunities.

Provision for income

restoration program

and other financial

assistance.

Income

restoration of

non vulnerable

group

No provision Income restoration

program and preferencial

employment in the

project to restore AP’s

income.

Provision for income

restoration program

(training, income

resptoration support

and employment) for

non vulnerable Aps.

ADB = Asian Development Bank; CDC = Compensation Determination Committee; CDO = Chief

District Officer; DDC = District Development Committee; AH = affected households; AP = affected

persons; VDC = Village Development Committee

D. Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy for the Project

a. Policy Principles

28. The resettlement principles adopted in this Project will provide compensation and

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resettlement assistance to all APs and businesses, irrespective of titles, in accordance with ADB’s SPS requirement 2: Involuntary Resettlement. The existing policy and legal provisions of the Government are inadequate to meet the ADB‘s policy requirements. Taking into the account experiences and learning from the original project, the additional financing will adopt the following key resettlement principles:

(i) Involuntary land acquisition and resettlement impact will be avoided or minimized through careful planning and design;

(ii) For any unavoidable involuntary land acquisition and resettlement, APs will be provided compensation at replacement cost;

(iii) The Compensation Determination Committee determines compensation rates based on replacement cost principle;

(iv) Local stakeholders will be systematically informed and properly consulted during project design and implementation, particularly on land acquisition and compensation options;

(v) The absence of formal legal title to land will not be a bar to compensation for house, structures and trees/crops, and particular attention will be paid to vulnerable groups and appropriate assistance provided to help them improve their socio-economic status;

(vi) All APs will be properly identified and recorded in a census in which cut-off date for their eligibility is the last day of the survey in the project area, and will be notified in advance when land for the subproject will be acquired;

(vii) Land acquisition and resettlement will be conceived as a part of the Project and the costs related to resettlement will be included in and financed out of the project cost;

(viii) Relocated APs will be provided with assistance to maintain, or improve their pre-subproject living standards, income earning capacity and production levels;

(ix) Special assistance measures will be incorporated in resettlement implementation process to protect the socially and economically vulnerable groups that will be affected;7

(x) Effective mechanism for arbitration of complaints and grievances will be in place during resettlement implementation;

(xi) Compensation payment will be provided prior to displacement, and other resettlement assistance will be initiated prior to award of civil works contract.

b. Entitlements

29. Entitlements are derived from the Land Acquisition Act 1977 and ADB SPS 2009. All the APs will be compensated at full replacement costs. Those affected will be entitled to maintain at least their standard of living at pre-project level, and to receive compensation for all types of losses, including land, crops, trees, structures, and any other assets at full replacement value. Vulnerable households will be eligible for further assistance such as counseling on compensation fund management, income generating training and priority access to project employment opportunities. 30. The date of the census survey will be the “cut-off-date”8 for the entitlement, and owners of affected assets till such a date will be eligible to be categorized as APs. The census date

7 This includes ethnic minorities, indigenous people, women-headed households, household headed by elderly

people, and people living below the poverty line. 8 The cut-off date for the title holder is based on according to the Land Acquisition Act, and for the non-title holders

the date of the census survey. Those who encroach into the subproject area after the cut-off date will not be entitled to compensation or any other assistance.

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June 2008 is defined as cut-off-date for entitlement in this Project. The displaced persons will be entitled to a combination of compensation measures and resettlement assistance, depending on nature of ownership rights of lost assets and scope of impact, including social and economic vulnerability of APs. Table 8 (Entitlement Matrix) provides further details regarding application of the principles, definition of entitled persons, entitlements, and indicates results of actions.

Table No. 8: Entitlement Matrix

Type of Loss

Application

Entitled Person

Compensation Policy Implementation Issues

Responsible Agency

1a Loss of land

Homestead land, agricultural land, or vacant plot

Owner(s) with legal title

• Land-for-land arrangements of equal productive capacity satisfactory to AP • AP option for cash compensation equivalent to replacement cost • Provision of stamp duty, land registration fee, capital gains tax, and value added tax incurred for replacement land • Option to be compensated if remaining land is no longer viable • Provision of access to equivalent common property resources previously accessed • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5)

• If land-for-land is offered, title will be to both husband and wife • Vulnerable households to be identified during detailed measurement surveys conducted as part of the RP

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Government to provide replacement land • Replacement cost at Community Consensus Valuation by Committee headed by CDO • Implementing NGO to consult APs on compensation • EA to provide budget and release cash compensation payments • SDS to determine viability of remaining land

1b Loss of land

Homestead land, agricultural land, or vacant plot

Tenant(s) and lease holder(s)

• Compensation equivalent of up to 3 months of rental • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5)

• Landowners will reimburse tenants and leaseholders land rental deposit or unexpired lease • Vulnerable households to be identified during detailed measurement surveys conducted as part of the RP

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • PMIU with implementing NGO will confirm land rental, ensure tenants and leaseholders receive reimbursement for land rental deposit or unexpired lease

1c Loss of land

Agricultural land

Share cropper(s)

• 60 days advance notice to harvest standing seasonal crops, if harvest is not possible, compensation for share of crops (item 4) • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5)

• Work schedule to allow harvesting prior to acquisition and avoid harvest season • Vulnerable households to be identified during detailed measurement

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU

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surveys conducted as part of the RP

1d Loss of land

Homestead land, Agricultural land, or vacant plot

AP(s) without legal titles (squatter) and encroachers

• 60 days advance notice to shift from occupied land • Additional compensation for vulnerable (item 5)

• Vulnerable households to be identified during detailed measurement surveys conducted as part of the RP


2a Loss of structure

Residential/ commercial structure and other assets (e.g. fences, gates, shrine, well, school, posts) and structures

Owner(s) with legal title

• Cash compensation equivalent to replacement value of structure (or part of structure) without depreciation. • Option to be compensated for entire structure if remaining structure is no longer viable • Rights to salvage materials from structure • Provision of all taxes, registration costs, and other fees incurred for replacement structure • Transfer and subsistence allowance of up to 3 months • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5)


• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Replacement cost at Community Consensus Valuation by Committee headed by CDO • SDS to determine viability of remaining structure • SDS to review allowances and verify all charges

2b Loss of struc-ture

Residential/ commercial structure and other assets (e.g. fences, shrine, wells, schools, gates, posts) and structures

Tenant(s) and lease holder(s)

• Cash compensation equivalent to replacement value of structure (or part of structure) constructed by the AP • Rights to salvage materials from structure • Provision of all taxes, registration costs, and other fees incurred for replacement structure • Transfer and subsistence allowance of up to 3 months • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5)

• Vulnerable households to be identified during detailed measurement surveys conducted as part of the RP • Structure owners will reimburse tenants and leaseholders rental deposit or unexpired lease

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Replacement cost at Community Consensus Valuation by Committee headed by CDO • SDS to determine viability of remaining structure • SDS to review allowances and verify all charges • EA through PMIU to ensure tenants and leaseholders receive reimbursement for rental deposit or unexpired lease

2c Loss of struc-ture

Residential/ commercial structure and other assets (e.g. fences,

Encroacher(s) and squatter(s)

• Cash compensation equivalent to replacement value of structure (or part of structure) constructed by the AP • Rights to salvage materials from structure • Provision of all taxes,



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gates, shrine, well, school, posts) structure

registration costs, and other fees incurred for replacement structure • Transfer and subsistence allowance of up to 3 months • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5)

3 Loss of Lively-hood

Livelihood/ source of income

Business owner (s), tenant (s), lease holder(s), employee(s), agricult-ural worker(s), hawker(s)/ vendors(s)

• Assistance for lost income based on three months lost income or average wage rates during implementation. • Additional compensation for vulnerable households (item 5) • non vulnerable APs losing livelihood will have access to training, income restoration program and employment in the project


• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Implementing NGO to determine income loss/minimum wage during detailed socio-economic surveys conducted as part of the RP

4 Loss of crops and trees

Standing crops and trees

Owner(s) with legal title, tenant(s), lease holder(s), share cropper (s), encroa-cher(s), and squatter(s)

• 60 days advance notice to harvest standing seasonal crops, if harvest is not possible, cash compensation for crops (or share of crops) equivalent to prevailing market price • Cash compensation for perennial crops and fruit bearing trees based on annual net market value multiplied by remaining productive years • Cash compensation equivalent to prevailing market price of timber for non-fruit trees

• Work schedule to allow harvesting prior to acquisition and avoid harvest season • Market value to be determined

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Replacement cost at Community Consensus Valuation by Committee headed by CDO with assistance from agriculture/horticulture expert

5 Impa-cts on Vulne-rable APs

All impacts Vulnerable Aps

• Land-for-land option, alternative house site will be a guaranteed option for vulnerable APs • Training and skill development including provision of toolkits for 1 member of AH • Vulnerable households will be prioritized in any employment required for the Project

• Vulnerable households to be identified during detailed measurement surveys conducted as part of the RP • Land title will be to both husband and wife

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Implementing NGO to assist the Vulnerable APs in provision of employment opportunities and to avail the land-for-land option

6 Temp-orary loss of land

Land temporarily acquired for the Project

Owner(s) with legal title, tenant(s), lease holder(s), share cropper (s),

• 60 days’ advance notice • Provision of land rental value during the duration of temporary acquisition • Restoration of affected land to atleast its pre project condition.

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • SDS to determine rental values in consultation with APs • Restoration as part of contractors contract

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encroacher(s), squatter(s)

7 Temp-orary loss of access

Temporary loss of access to land, structure, utilities, common property resource

Owner(s) with legal title, tenants, lease holders, share croppers, encroach-ers, squatters

• 60 days advance notice • Provision of temporary access (e.g. planks across pipe trench) where possible • Restoration or enhancement of affected land, structure, utilities, and common property Resource

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • PMIU to ensure restoration as part of contractor’s contract

8 Temp-orary loss of lively-hood

Temporary loss of livelihood or source of income

Business owner (s), tenant (s), Lease holder(s), employee(s), agricult-ural worker(s), hawker(s)/ vendors(s)

• 60 days advance notice • Provision of temporary access (e.g. planks across pipe trench) where possible • Provision of alternative sites for continued economic activity • Where provision of alternative sites is not feasible, compensation of lost income • Compensation for agricultural losses (item 4) • Restoration of affected land, structure, utilities, common property resource

• Verification of APs by SDS of PMIU • Implementing NGO to determine income loss/minimum wage during detailed socio-economic surveys conducted as part of the RP • PMIU to ensure restoration as part of contractors contract

9 Any other loss not identif-ied

Unanticipated involuntary impacts shall be documented and mitigated based on the principles provided in ADB’s IR Policy

V. CONSULTATION AND GRIEVANCE REDRESS

A. Introduction 31. This RP has been prepared in consultation with stakeholders at different levels including the local people and AHs represented by head of the households, family members, representatives of political parties, representatives of vulnerable group, and other resource persons. B. Public Consultations 32. Public consultation was carried out in different stages during subproject preparation. Consultations employing various methods; focus group discussions with APs have been carried out. In addition, key informant interviews involving APs (including vulnerable APs), village heads, and government agency representatives have been undertaken. The issues raised are being addressed in the safeguard documents. The scope of consultation, especially

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with local people and APs was focused to inform them about the nature of the Project and its activities. During the consultations, they were informed about the possibilities of acquisition of private land and other physical assets by the Project. Options of relocating, shifting, and loss of employment as per need and provision of livelihood support to the vulnerable groups were some of the other issues discussed during consultations. In addition, the consultations also aimed at obtaining stakeholders’ opinion and suggestions. 33. The following table summarizes the proceedings and key issues raised during the consultations.

Table 9: Summary of Consultations

Location and Date Topic

Views, Concern and Suggestions

Kachari Hawa, Siddhartha Nagar Municipality, Ward No. 9 9 January 2013

Land acquisition and compensation

AHs are well informed about land acquisition and process of compensation fixation and its valuation based on replacement value. They were expecting employment opportunities from the subproject during implementation.

Shankarpur, Siddhartha Nagar Municipality Ward No. 10 9 January 2013


The acquired land of the Project should be fenced by CAAN as soon as possible. There is high expectation for employment opportunities during the subproject implementation. They suggested that the Project should be implemented as soon as possible as the land acquisition process and compensation distribution is almost completed.

Dharampur, Siddhartha Nagar Municipality Ward No. 10 10 January 2013


The fencing in the acquired land by the CAAN should be constructed.

Dogari, Siddhartha Nagar Municipality Ward No. 10 10 January, 2013

Land

acquisition

and

compensation

They suggested that the remaining land should be acquired by the Project if it is not viable for the cultivation and other uses. If unanticipated impacts become apparent during the project construction such as changes in design and alignment, the Project should address additional land acquisition prior to construction work starts.

Hatti Bangai, Siddhartha Nagar Municipality Ward No. 10 11 January 2013

Land

acquisition

and

compensation

AHs are well informed about land acquisition, process of compensation fixation and its valuation based on replacement value. They were expecting employment opportunities from the subproject during implementation. They suggested that the Project should be implemented as soon as possible.

CAAN Office, Siddhartha Nagar 11 January 2013

Land Acquisition , Compensation and Resettlement

There are no serious grievances with regards to land acquisition and compensation payment todate. However, a small portion of land, which is not viable for cultivation and other uses need to be assessed with AHs and other stakeholders in coming months. Further, CAAN added that the process of land acquisition and compensation payment has been smoothly going on without any serious issues and grievances.

C. Disclosure of Resettlement Plan 34. The Project has disclosed entitlement information to the APs through social media, mobile public loudspeaker, pamphlets, and consultation meetings in the project area.

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Executive summary of the RP and entitlement matrix has been translated into Nepali language and made available to APs. The RP summary information Booklet will be provided to Aps. The translated section of RP in Nepali language is available at: (i) Office of the Director General, CAAN, Kathmandu, (ii) Office of the Chief Airport Manager, GBA, (iii) Hatibangai VDC office; (iv) District Administration Office; and (v) PMIU. Any affected person seeking detailed information can obtain a hard copy of the complete RP document free of cost from PMIU, on a written request to the Project Director. Electronic version of the RP will be placed in the official website of CAAN and the official website of ADB after endorsement of the documents by the Government. 35. The PMIU will conduct information dissemination sessions and focus group discussions with APs and vulnerable groups during project implementation. PMIU will organize public meetings to inform the community about compensation payment arrangements. Participation of APs will be further enhanced through their active involvement in the Grievance Redress Committee (GRC). In addition, PMIU will maintain continuous interaction with APs to identify problems and undertake appropriate remedial measures. D. Grievance Redress Mechanism 36. A grievance redress committee has been formed with a representative of APs within GBA to register and hear grievances of the people regarding technical, social and environmental concerns. The other members of the committee are GBA authority, local representatives, and representatives from CAAN in the rank of Airport Manager. 37. Grievances of APs will first be brought to the attention of field level Social Specialist (SP) of PMIU. The PMIU will address grievances within 7 days reported by SP. Grievances not redressed will be brought to GRC. The Committee will meet immidiately (if grievances are brought to the Committee), determine merit of each grievance, and resolve grievances within 15 days of receiving the complaint. Further, grievances not addressed will be referred by APs to the appropriate courts of law. PMIU will keep records of all grievances received including: contact details of complainant, date the complaint was received, nature of grievance, agreed corrective actions, dates they got affected and final outcome. APs can call for SDS assistance in presenting their grievances or queries to the GRC. 38. If the grievance redress committee cannot find amicable solution to the grievances, the APs reserve right to use formal channels as described in Land Acquisition Act, 1977. The Act assigns the Chief District Officer (CDO) as the sole responsibility to chair land acquisition activities and to address grievances related to the RP implementation. Some of the major steps that are supposed to be taken for addressing the grievances are stipulated in the Act (Clause 11 sub-clause a, b and c). In keeping with the legal provision mentioned in the Act, the basic process of grievances redress undertaken under the subproject will be as follows.

• Decisions should be given within fifteen days after receiving grievances. • Further processing of grievances or any decision should be taken only after

consultation with CDO and also the Project Officer, if deemed necessary; and • The Ministry of Home Affairs can exercise legal authority as of District Court

while investigating such grievances.

VI. INCOME RESTORATION STRATEGY

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39. Income restoration strategies proposed include (i) capacity building, enterprise training, and facilitating economic activities to landowners; (ii) training for self-employment to agricultural laborers; and (iii) preference in employment opportunity generated by the Project. All APs will be eligible for income restoration options to restore APs’ income immediately before and after relocation, and providing short-term allowances such as subsistence and/or disruption allowances, rental stipend, and shifting allowances. At least one member of each AH will be given opportunity to participate in income generating training. APs will be given priority for employment in civil works construction. The contract documents will include provisions regarding preferential employment in unskilled labor. Preference will be given to APs for employment expected to be generated by the upgrading of the GBA.

A. Life Skill Training 40. PMIU, in coordination with district agriculture development office (DADO), will guide in improving agricultural production including use of modern techniques in cultivation, harvesting and storing for the agricultural landowners losing their land. PMIU, in consultation with landowners and DADO will provide necessary training for crop diversification and production of cash crops and off-seasonal vegetables. 41. All affected households will be eligible for the training. It is estimated that about 25% of the affected households will participate in agri-business training with support from DADO, 25% will be trained as fire and rescue persons to be organized by CAAN training academy. The GBA will train about 300 persons as airport operation and housekeeping, of which 25% will be affected households. The trained persons will get employment under GBA. The remaining 25% affected households will participate in life skill training (LST). Vulnerable households will be given priorities to participate in life skills training in case of prioritization needed during implementation. The Project will organize LST, which will have a skill test and are certified by the Nepal Skill Testing Board (NSTB). The NSTB has now standardized courses in 243 different trades. NSTB has five different levels of skill courses. However, the project training will be confined to Level 1, which has 390 hours credit with 2 months training and 1 month on the job training. PMIU will be responsible for planning, managing and implementing the training. 42. The Project will hire a vocational training expert for 4 person-months in an intermittent basis in DSC, who will identify potential trainees, conduct needs assessment, ensure quality of training, verify job placement, and liaison with district line agencies for training planning and implementation. The expert will also prepare training implementation plan, which will include modality of training implementation, terms of reference for training providers and prepare expression of interest/request for proposal. A training provider will be recruited through competitive bidding to conduct training. A post-training impact assessment is proposed by a vocational training expert after one year of training implementation. Household asset-base and socioeconomic status will be compared with the pre-project situation. Baseline indicators will be developed during training planning and implementation.

B. Employment Opportunity 43. During the construction stage, the APs will be given preference over others to be engaged in activities suitable to their skills. In order to make the APs employable, PMIU will identify required skills for construction works prior to commencement of construction and provide required training to APs. The contract document for the subproject shall include a

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provision for employment under the social requirements. Accordingly, the list of APs, especially vulnerable groups, will be provided to the contractor, for consideration in the Project. 44. Further, the APs will be given preference in jobs in the Airport whether they have to be hired directly by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MOCTCA) or through an outsourced agency in the following areas; baggage handling, housekeeping, waiters at the restaurant, and retailing. Given the potential for improvement of Lumbini as a significant tourist destination and the GBA being the gateway to Lumbini, there is a need for qualified tourist guides. The subproject will impart training to educated female and male youth from among the APs who have the right aptitude to become guides. After taking training, MOCTCA will register them and provide identity cards.

VII. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 45. This chapter describes the implementation framework, and role and responsibilities of organizations involved in implementation of the subproject. A. Project Management and Implementation Unit (PMIU) 46. MOCTCA is the EA. Project Coordination Unit (PCU) will be established within MOCTCA. PMIUs will be established for GBA and Lumbini sites. The PMIU will have a full-time safeguards officer (SO) and designated as in-charge of the land acquisition and resettlement operations, who will report the Project Director. The SO will oversee and manage social issues and social safeguards. He/she will work in close coordination with respective government line agencies and the Project on implementation of RP. The PCU has hired Design and Supervision Consultant (DSC) including Social Safeguards Specialist (SSS) in the team. The SSS will provide technical support to SO including implementation of the RP provisions, according to ADB requirements, and assist in monitoring the associated impacts and mitigating measures. The SSS will be responsible for monitoring and managing other social issues in the subproject. 47. The Project Director will be responsible for coordinating with the Chief District Officer (CDO) of the subproject district with regard to formation and implementation of CDC by providing necessary documents and assisting valuation of assets to be compensated. Land Acquisition Unit in GBA supported by SDS will play a key role in implementing the RP. SDS will regularly update PMIU on implementation of resettlement activities at the subproject level.

VIII. RESETTLEMENT BUDGET AND FINANCING 48. The detailed budget estimates for IR is in the RP, and is included in the overall project cost estimates. The budget includes: (i) detailed costs of land acquisition and resettlement assistance, (ii) source of funding, (iii) arrangements for approval, and (iv) flow of funds and contingency arrangements. All land acquisition funds will be provided by the EA. All land acquisition and resettlement assistance will be considered as an integral component of project costs. The EA will earmark in advance in its annual plan, the provisional budget for the cost of land acquisition and resettlement. 49. A preliminary cost for assets likely to be affected by the Project and cost for other financial assistance and support for APs including other associated costs has been estimated to implement this RP. This cost estimate has to be revised and updated in case of any change

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during the implementation. The Government will bear all the costs of land acquisition. A. Basis Taken for Estimating Compensation Cost 50. Valuation of affected assets was based on the existing legal frameworks and entitlement matrix agreed in this RP. While calculating land value, the compensation rates mentioned by the APs and the local rates quoted by the District LRO was taken as basis. With regard to structures' cost, the rate determined by Department of Urban Planning and Housing was taken as a basis for estimation. The Department annually updates the rate based on current market value. Besides, other resettlement assistance in terms of shifting cost and transitional allowance were estimated based on social consultations, past project experiences and market rates. Table 10 provides breakdown of the resettlement and rehabilitation cost estimated for the subproject.

Table 10: Revised Estimated Resettlement Budget S.N Description Unit Quantity Rate/Unit

(NRs) Amount (NRs)

Remarks

1 Compensation for private land

Ha 94.8 4,764,321 451,656,847 92% paid (NRs423,258,179)

2 Residential structures no. 17 3,446,678 Paid 3 Schools no. 2 3,054,332 paid 5 Community structure

(Shrine) no. 1 22,000 22,000 Relocation cost

6 Bore wells no. 23 750 17,250 Relocation cost 7 Sheds no. 6 510,000 paid 10 Rehabilitation

measures(assistance) no. 151 1,000,000 Not yet

implemented 11 Life skill training Lump

sum 4,000,000 Revised cost

12 Monitoring and evaluation

Lumpsum

1,125,000 Same as original RP

13 Administrative cost 1,930,500 Subtotal 466,762,607 Contingencies @

10% 46,676,260

Total 513,438,867 NRs263,428,825 was estimated in the original RP

IX. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

51. CAAN, following the government requirements, has initiated the land acquisition process in accordance with the Land Acquisition Act 1977. The CDC chaired by CDO has fixed the compensation rates and issued public notice to apply for the compensation claim. The CDC supported by GBA authority verified the eligibility of APs and paying compensation to verified APs. CAAN has already completed the compensation payment to majority of APs. A total of 95% plots have been compensated. A total of 33 households remain to be compensated. The RP implementation schedule for the outstanding activities is provided in Table 11.

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Table 11: RP Implementation Schedule (Starting November 2013)

Activities

Months

1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 8-9 10-11

12-13

14-15

16-17

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Complete outstanding compensation payment

* * *

Distribute assistances, if any * * * Finalize training implementation plan

* *

Recruit training provider * * * Conduct training * * * Perform internal monitoring * * * * * * * * * * Carry out external monitoring * *

X. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

52. Implementation of RP will be monitored internally and externally. The internal monitoring will be conducted by PMIU and external monitoring by an independent consultant. A. Internal Monitoring 53. PMIU and the DSC will be responsible for internal monitoring. The social/resettlement specialist of DSC will provide necessary technical assistance, monitor implementation of RP and prepare semiannual reports on the progress achieved. 54. PMIU will maintain a record of all transactions in their resettlement database, followed by entitlement records signed by APs and survey-based monitoring of resettlement/land acquisition progress on a monthly basis. The monitoring will ensure:

• Verification that there are no outstanding or unresolved land acquisition issues and that property valuation and economic rehabilitation has been carried out in accordance with the provisions in RP;

• Information campaign and consultation has been carried out with APs; • Status of land acquisition and payments on land compensation; • Value of entitlement received is equal to that of original structure or land acquired; • Effective utilization of entitlements received; • Compensation for affected structures and other assets; • Relocation of APs; if applicable • Economic rehabilitation measures are implemented, as approved; • Effective operation of both the Grievance Committees; and • Funds for implementing land acquisition and economic rehabilitation activities are

available in a timely manner, are sufficient for the purposes, and are spent in accordance with RP.

• Pre versus post resettlement statndard of living will be evaluated to ensure the SPS requirement the post resettlement livelihood is atleast maintained.

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55. A performance data sheet will be developed to monitor the subproject at the field level. Quarterly reports will be received from PMIU and sent to PCU for overall project level monitoring. Social/resettlement specialist will monitor the RP implementation and will report on a quarterly basis to PCU and ADB on resettlement progress. Monitoring and evaluation reports with progress on resettlement implementation will be provided by CAAN to ADB for review. The monitoring reports will be submitted to ADB on a quarterly basis. B. External or Independent Monitoring 56. An external monitoring agency will be engaged by PMIU who will carry out independent review of resettlement implementation as well as post project evaluation throughout the project cycle. External evaluation can be done by a consulting agency, university department or development NGO or individual expert. The external monitoring will be focused on:

• Evaluating social and economic impact of land acquisition and rehabilitation of APs; • Verifying the objective of enhancement or at least restoration of income levels and

standard of living of the APs; • Suggesting modifications in land acquisition and economic rehabilitation, where

necessary, to achieve the principles and objectives as set before; and • Making final ex-post evaluation to ensure all resettlement and land acquisition activities

have been completed; and any problems/issues identified are followed-up (including recommendation of mitigation measures with budget requirement).

57. More specifically, the following activities will be required to be performed by the external monitoring agency:

• Verification of internal monitoring – to ensure appropriateness of activities being carried out by PMIU and field offices;

• Evaluation of delivery and impacts of entitlements – to determine if they are as per the approved RP;

• Evaluation of consultation and grievance procedures – especially levels of public awareness of grievance procedures, access of APs and households to information and rapid conflict resolution;

• Evaluation of actual operations of grievance committee – assisting APs as required and acting as observers;

• Declaration of successful implementation – summing up the outcome of activities on completion of all entitlements distribution and resettlement activities; and

• Recommend follow-up actions for the EA – relating to outstanding actions required to complete achievement of objectives of the RP and resettlement policies, additional mitigation measures for APs, if required, and timing and budget of these additional measures.

• Describe lessons learned for future projects.

Appendix 1

Key Features of Gautam Buddha Airport

1. GBA Description: Upgrading of GBA to an international standard will require improvement of the existing facilities and construction of additional physical infrastructure. This will include: (i) expansion of the existing runway, fire station and fuel farm; (ii) widening of the existing runway and taxiway; (iii) strengthening pavement of runway and taxiway; (iv) improvement of the side strips, existing airside drainage and landside drainage, water supply system, and security fence; (v) construction of diversion of Ghaghara Khola, irrigation channel crossing in runway expansion, a new apron (with rigid pavement), terminal building, control tower, airlines building, customs and cargo building, aircraft maintenance building, and security posts; and (viii) relocation of road in runway expansion area. A description of the key improvements proposed is summarized below. 2. Runway, Taxiway and Apron. Aerodrome structures (runway, taxiway and apron) are priority improvement proposed for this airport. As the aerodrome is going to be improved for designed aircraft of Boeing 777 series, it will be upgraded into ‘4E’ category as per ICAO standard. This proposal for improvement has a plan to construct new runway of 3,000mX45m toward south 182.5m from the existing runway center line in the same direction. The design life of the aerodrome is estimated to be 20 years and design aircraft is Boeing 777 and Air Bus 340 series or equivalent. (i) The runway strip will be 3,202m length with 300m width. On either end of the runway

strip is taken as runway end safety area. After the completion of the whole improvement works, the existing of 1,500mX30m runway will be converted to parallel taxiway with expansion of about 300m. There are three links taxiway of 145m length with 23m width.

Item Description

Location

District Rupandehi

Zone Lumbini

Development Region Western

Elevation 105 m amsl

Aerodrome Reference Point 27030’20’’ N and 84

024’30’’ E

Date of First Service 4 July 1958

Land Assets 84 Bigha and 3 Katha (57.3 ha)

Runway Designation 10/28

Surface Bitumen

Services Air Traffic Control

REF Category V

Design Aircraft HS- 748, ATR-42, SAAB-340

Temperature Minimum 150 Celsius, Maximum 35

0 Celsius

Annual Rainfall 700mm

ICAO Code VNWB

Runway Length (m) 1,524m

Runway Width (m) 30m

Air Links Kathmandu and recently Pokhara

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The existing taxiway is retained and link to apron to parallel taxiway while width is widened from 15m to 18m with 3.5m paved shoulders on each side of the taxiway. As per design document, the existing taxiway culvert is sufficient for this width of taxiway and shoulders. New apron will be of 180mX120m in size for parking 3 Boeing 777 and Air Bus 340 series aircrafts at a time with taxi in/push out ingress and egress. It has been designed with rigid pavement. To access between apron and new terminal building and use of ground handling equipment, a service ramp of 96mX42m has been proposed.

(ii) Drainage Improvements. Two parallel side drains are draining out water from the

existing runway. These drains are brick lined fixed width with varying depth and drain outflow at retention pond constructed at north-west corner of the runway, which is also linked with Ghaghar Khola. The proposed improvement of landside drains consists of two parallel collector drains on east-west directions. One is along the north boundary of land side area and another is at an intermediate location. Both these collector drains outfall to major collector drain proposed along the west side boundary close to Ghagha Khola. There will be networks of other drains, which will drain various subareas. Drainage improvement works includes various drain outlets such as drop structures, sluice channel, culverts, inlets and outlets, and super passage.

(iii) Improvements to Airport Building and Terminals. The new terminal building is under

construction at west side of the existing terminal building which will have facilities to cater to the proposed international airport needs. In addition, the improvements shall include new control tower; airlines building; customs and cargo building; aircraft maintenance building; and security posts.

(iv) Service Roads and other Road Improvements. Currently, GBA is connected by the

Bhairhawa-Taulihawa Road, which is approximately 3km away from the city center of Siddhartha Nagar. Link road is asphalt concrete and taxi service is good at present and is of an intermediate lane configuration. Towards improvement of the access to the airport, separate roads of two-lane configuration for entry and exit to the airport are proposed. In addition, access to service ramp, revision of access from staff quarters and fire station areas are proposed. In addition to the improvements proposed to cater to the expanded airport, the project also includes the reconstruction of village roads, which are getting disrupted due to the proposed acquisition for expansion. A total of 5km roads of single and intermediate lane configuration are proposed to be developed as part of the project to restore access to the village roads.

3. Equipment: Apart from basic navigational and communication equipments, the airport will offer Category I Instrument Landing System and Fire Fighting equipment. These infrastructure improvements are in accordance with the requirements of ICAO guidelines for a category 4E airport. The overall cost of the project including taxes and contingencies is $85.6 million.

Appendix 2 25

Inventory of Project Affected Land Plots, Persons/Households and Compensation

Location Shit No.

Parcel No.

Name of Affected Person

Household No. Total Area

Affected Area Remarks

Hatibangai 7 488 No name in field book 0-1-6 0-1-6

Bhujawli 7 Ka 433 No name in field book 0-1-2 0-1-2





Bhujawli 7 Ka 255 No name in field book 0-1-18.75 0-1-18.75




Bhujawli 4ka 703 No name in field book 0-4-2 0-4-2

Bhujawli 4ka 704 No name inield book



Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1039 No name in field book 0-2-9 0-2-9

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 25 No name infield book 0-5-0 0-5-0



Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 59 No name field book 0-17-0 0-16-3


Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 254 No name field book 0-7-10 0-7-10

Hatibangai 7 487 No name in field book 0-4-16 0-4-16


Hatibangai 1 Ka 841 No name in field book 0-3-7 0-3-7


Hatibangai 1 Ka 1262 No name in field book 0-0-8.25 0-0-8.25




Hatibangai 1 Kha 461 No name in field book 0-0-16 0-0-16


Bhujawli 7kha 3 No name in field book 0-3-8 0-3-8







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Hatibangai 1 Ka 1553 Arjun Prasad Pandey 7 0-0-9 0-0-9 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 24 Bechan Baniya 30 0-2-12 0-2-12 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 356 Bhagirathi Koiree 33 0-1-18 0-1-18 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1773 Bishnu Bahadur Paudel 43 0-0-2.5 0-0-2.5 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1718 Brikshya Ahir 47 0-12-8.5 0-12-8.5 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1991 Chanmati Kurmi 54 0-0-12 0-0-12 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1096 Chhote Lal Ahir 59 0-4-15 0-4-15 In process

Hatibangai 1 Ka 801 Chinak Bhar 62 0-15-15 0-15-15 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1038 Damodar 67 0-2-9 0-2-9 In process

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1437 Dulari Ahirni 88 0-1-7.5 0-1-7.5 In process

Bhujawli 7 Ka 405 Gurendra nath Tharu 111 0-1-10 0-1-10 No Paper

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1037 Jagadish Verma 128 0-2-9 0-2-9 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1836 Jwala Tharuni 156 0-1-8 0-1-8 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1715 Kanhiya Kewat 166 0-3-2 0-3-2 In process

Hatibangai 1 Kha 591 Paras Kurmi (Bank Loan) 227 0-12-19.5 0-0-16

In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1454 Shambhu Prasad Chudhari 331 17/01/2014 0-1-12

In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1453 Sudip Kumar Chaudhari 367 17/01/2013 0-9-15 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1097 Sukai Ahir 368 0-4-15 0-4-15 In process

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1761 Udaya Raj Giri 385 0-2-8.75 0-2-8.75 In process

Hatibangai 1 Kha 588 Paras Kurmi (Bank Loan) 0-4-16 0-4-16

In process

Hatibangai 7 497 Paras Kurmi (Bank Loan) 0-1-19 0-1-19

In process

Hatibangai 1 Kha 517 Paras Kurmi (Bank Loan) 0-1-15 0-1-15

In process

Hatibangai 7 607 Paras Kurmi (Bank Loan) 0-1-5 0-1-5

In process

Hatibangai 7 161 Siddhartha Finance 0-2-12 0-1-17 In process

Bhujawli 4ka 978 G.B.AIRPORT 0-0-8.75 0-0-8.75 Public Land



Bhujawli 7 Ka 326 NO 8 Parti 0-2-6 0-2-6 Public

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Land

Bhujawli 7 Ka 481 NO 8 Parti 0-0-15 0-0-15 Public Land

Hatibangai 1 Ka 692 No 8 Parti 0-0-13 0-0-13 Public Land




Hatibangai 1 Kha 489 No 8 Parti 0-7-5 0-7-5 Public Land

Bhujawli 4ka 5 No 8 Parti 0-0-7 0-0-7 Public Land

Bhujawli 7Ga 123 No 8 Parti 0-14-16 0-8-7 Public Land

Bhujawli 4ka 1084 ROAD 0-1-7 0-1-7 Public Land

Bhujawli 4ka 1086 ROAD 0-2-0 0-2-0 Public Land

Bhujawli 4ka 1081 ROAD 0-1-2 0-0-8.5 Public Land

Hatibangai 1 Kha 760 Bhagwann Koiree 34 0-1-0 0-1-0 Absentee

Hatibangai 1 Ka 891 Bhdai Koiree 390 0-0-8.5 0-0-8.5 Absentee

Bhujawli 4ka 509 Phagu Ahir 235 0-2-5 0-2-5 Absentee

Hatibangai 7 162 Rajpati Barai 263 0-8-5 0-1-13 Absentee

Bhujawli 7kha 71 Ram mialan Chai 280 0-2-11 0-0-1.75 Absentee

Hatibangai 1 Kha 943 Ram niwas Koiree 285 0-1-0 0-1-0 Absentee

Hatibangai 1 Ka 890 Ram Saran Koiree 291 0-0-8.5 0-0-8.5 Absentee

Bhujawli 4ka 507 Surendra Pandey 372 0-3-1 0-3-1 Absentee

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1557 0-2-10 0-2-10 Absentee

Hatibangai 1 Ka 775 0-0-17 0-0-17 Absentee

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 264 0-1-15 0-1-15 Absentee

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1981 0-1-0.5 0-0-1 Absentee

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1268 0-0-6.5 0-0-6.5 Absentee

Bhujawli 4ka 45 Abdulhaqu Musalman 1 0-3-13 0-3-13 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 772 Abdullaha Dhuniya 0-0-13.75 0-0-13.75 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1726 Abdullaha Dhuniya 0-0-2 0-0-2 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2052 AbdulSalam Ansari Jolha 2 0-0-4 0-0-4 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 37 Adalat Teli 3 0-4-15 0-4-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 964 Adhya Koiree 4 0-6-8 0-6-8 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 966 Adhya Koiree 0-0-7.5 0-0-7.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 968 Adhya Koiree 0-2-18.5 0-2-18.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 50 Akalpati Pandey 5 0-9-8 0-5-4 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 954 Akalpati Pandey 0-2-11 0-2-11 Paid

28 Appendix 2

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1506 Anga Prasad Pandey 6 0-2-16 0-2-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1451 Anga Prasad Pandey 0-6-5 0-6-5 Paid





Bhujawli 4ka 983 Arti Pandey 8 0-2-19 0-2-19 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1460 Asha Devi Teli 9 0-5-0 0-5-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1044 Ashok Kumar Pandey 10 0-5-12 0-5-12 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2037 Asiya Khatun Musalmanin 11 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 858 Asrfi Ahirin & Other 12 0-2-15 0-2-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 591 Awadh raj Murao 13 0-4-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 321 Awadhraj Murao 0-8-0 0-8-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 344 Awadhraj Murao 0-5-11 0-5-11 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 47 Babu Lal Chamar 14 0-5-6 0-5-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1657 Babulal Passi 15 0-0-4 0-0-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1654 Babulal Passi 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1651 Babulal Passi 0-0-7 0-0-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 423 Badama Baraini 16 0-2-10 0-0-0.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1416 Badama Barini 0-11-9 0-11-9 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 478 Badama Barini 0-0-7 0-0-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1416 Badama Barini 0-11-9 0-11-9 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 518 Bahauni Kewat 17 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 403 Bahauni Loniya 18 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 789 Baijanath Ahir 19 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1022 Balwant Passi 20 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 771 Bamma Nau 21 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1238 Bamma Nau 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Hatibangai 7 159 Banarasi Barai 22 0-2-6 0-1-18.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 475 Bansh Bahadur Koiree 23 0-3-5 0-2-2 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 621 Bansh Bahadur Koiree 0-0-17 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 7 Bansh Bahadur Koiree 0-0-2 0-0-2 Paid




Bhujawli 7Ga 131 Bansh Bahadur Koiree 02/01/2018 0-1-3 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1084 Barsati Kewat 24 0-2-16 0-2-16 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 502 Basant Paudel 25 0-1-5 0-1-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 499 Basant Paudel 0-1-8 0-1-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1573 Basanti Ahirani 26 0-0-18.5 0-0-18.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 786 Basanti Ahirani 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

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Hatibangai 1 Ka 1533 Basanti Ahirani 0-5-15 0-5-15 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1483 Bashistha Prasad Chaudhari 27 0-2-6 0-2-6 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 73 Bashudev Koiree 28 0-0-8 0-0-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 683 Basu Kalwar 29 0-8-4 0-8-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1516 Basu Kalwar 0-7-14 0-7-14 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 466 Bechu Ahir 31 0-3-6 0-3-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1055 Bechu Ahir 0-7-7 0-7-7 Paid



Bhujawli 4ka 1057 Bechu Ahir 0-3-1 0-1-11.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 470 Bediram Baniya 32 0-8-15 0-8-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1047 Bhikhu Kahar 35 0-1-2.5 0-1-2.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1049 Bhikhu Kahar 0-0-18.5 0-0-18.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 506 Bhramachari , Bichari Barai 36 0-4-5 0-4-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 527 Bhramachari , Bichari Barai 0-18-15 0-14-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 920 Bidhyawati Yadav 37 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 930 Bidhyawati Yadav 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 474 Bihari Lodh Ramrati Lodh 38 0-3-5 0-3-2 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 72 Bindabasini Chaudhari 0-7-0 0-7-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1112 Binod Kumar Barai 39 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1514 Binod Kumar Barai 0-1-8 0-1-8 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 3 Bipat Yadav 40 0-5-4 0-5-4 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 41 Bipat Yadav 0-4-9 0-4-9 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 4 Bipatti Ahir 41 04/01/2009 0-16-12 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 44 Bipatti Ahir 0-2-10 0-2-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 61 Bipatti Ahir 01/01/2016 0-8-19 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 400 Bipatti Ahir 0-13-15 0-2-1.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 597 Bipatti Ahir 0-3-1 0-1-5.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 780 Bipatti Kuari Kewat 42 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1443 Bipatti Kuari Kewat 0-5-9 0-5-9 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1666 Bishnu Prasad Pandey 44 0-1-.25 0-1-.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1667 Bishnu Prasad Pandey 0-2-1.25 0-2-1.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1425 Bishnu Prasad Pandey 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 772 Bisram kahar 45 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 745 Bisram kahar 0-2-2 0-2-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 491 Biswanath Chamar 46 0-6-0 0-6-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 510 Biswanath Chamar 0-5-10 0-5-10 Paid



30 Appendix 2

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1024 Biswanath Chamar 0-2-16.5 0-2-16.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1660 Buddhiram Kohar 48 0-0-8.25 0-0-8.25 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 377 Cahndrika Koiree 49 0-1-15 0-1-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 384 Cahndrika Koiree 0-3-3 0-3-3 Paid


Bhujawli 7 Ka 629 Cahndrika Koiree 0-3-1.5 0-3-1.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 640 Cahndrika Koiree 0-2-1.5 0-2-1.5 Paid



Bhujawli 7 Ka 341 Cahturgun Koiree 50 0-0-9 0-0-9 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 324 Cahturgun Koiree 0-4-10 0-4-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 328 Cahturgun Koiree 0-7-5 0-7-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 643 Chaitu Ahir 51 0-0-11.5 0-0-11.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1085 Chandra Shekhar Pandey 52 0-16-3 0-16-3 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1083 Chandra Shekhar Pandey 0-5-7 0-1-5 Paid


Bhujawli 4ka 22 Chandra Shekhar Pandey 0-11-15 0-2-15.5 Paid



Bhujawli 7kha 72 Chandramani Ahir 53 0-0-13.5 0-0-4 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 409 Channar Muraw 55 0-2-18 0-2-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 596 Channar Muraw 0-1-6.5 0-1-6.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 732 Chatur Tharu 56 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 783 Chatur Tharu 0-0-7 0-0-7 Paid


Hatibangai 1 Ka 1482 Chatur Tharu 0-9-14.5 0-9-14.5 Paid


Bhujawli 7kha 61 Chaturgun Koiree 57 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7Ga 127 Chaturgun Koiree 0-6-5 0-6-5 Paid




Bhujawli 9kha 1 Chauthi Ahir 58 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 2 Chauthi Ahir 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 42 Chauthi Ahir 0-5-16 0-5-16 Paid

Hatibangai 7 147 Chhotelal Barai 60 0-4-1 0-0-2 Paid

Hatibangai 7 148 Chhotelal Barai 0-7-15 0-5-14 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1535 Chhotelal Barai 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

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Hatibangai 1 Ka 1535 Chhotelal Barai 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 62 Chhotelal Chai 61 0-5-4 0-4-17.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 468 Chhotelal Chai 0-9-0 0-5-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 16 Chinak Kurmi 63 0-0-19 0-0-2 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 946 Chop Bahadur Karki 64 0-7-15 0-7-15 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 782 Chop Bahadur Karki 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 784 Chop Bahadur Karki 0-2-2 0-2-2 Paid

Hatibangai 7 3 Chulhai Nau 65 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4Ga 1835 Dalli Tharuni 66 0-1-8.25 0-1-8.25 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 342 Dan Bahadur Karki 68 0-5-6 0-5-6 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 343 Dan Bahadur Karki 0-3-8 0-3-8 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 847 Daya Ram Kewat 69 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1993 Daya Ram Kewat 0-0-8 0-0-8 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 557 Dayaram Murao 70 0-0-15.75 0-0-15.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 558 Dayaram Murao 0-0-15.75 0-0-15.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 704 Dev Prasad Pandey 71 0-1-5 0-1-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1319 Dev Prasad Pandey 0-5-5 0-5-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 766 Dev Prasad Pandey 0-0-18 0-0-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 1018 Devnarayan Koiree 72 0-1-16.75 0-1-16.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 544 Devnarayan Koiree 0-1-11.5 0-1-11.5 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 120 Dhan Kumari Gurung 73 0-9-6.25 0-6-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 479 Dhan Raj Ahir 74 0-3-2 0-3-2 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 496 Dhan Raj Ahir 0-1-4 0-1-4 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 809 Dhan Raj Ahir & Family 0-3-5.5 0-3-5.5 Paid



Bhujawli 4ka 943 Dhode Ahir 75 0-5-3.5 0-2-16 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 977 Dhode Ahir 0-6-4.25 0-6-4.25 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 943 Dhode Ahir 0-5-3.5 0-2-16 Paid

Bhujawli 4kha 108 Dhode Ahir 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 479 Dhrub Chan Passi 76 0-0-7 0-0-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 485 Dhrub Chan Passi 0-2-4 0-2-4 Paid




Bhujawli 4ka 2 Dhruba Kumar karki 77 0-7-15 0-7-15 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 839 Dhruba Kumar karki 0-0-11 0-0-11 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 339 DhrubRam Murao 78 0-3-8 0-3-8 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 604 Dhurupram Ramanand Barai 79 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 16 Dil Bahadur Baidawar Chh. 80 0-12-1 0-8-4.5 Paid

32 Appendix 2

Bhujawli 4ka 523 Dil Bahadur Karki 81 0-4-11 0-3-9 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 30 Dil Kumari Gurung 82 0-10-0 0-6-4 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1038 Dilip Kumar pandey 83 0-11-12 0-11-12 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1034 Dipak Kumar Pandey 84 0-17-12 0-12-1 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1087 Dipak Kumar Pandey 0-15-0 0-15-0 Paid








Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1484 Dipendra Kumar Chaudhari 85 0-3-7 0-3-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 844 Dudhnath Ahir 86 0-3-6 0-3-6 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2021 Dudhnath Jaisawal 87 0-11-19.5 0-9-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 779 Durga Tharru 89 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1447 Durga Tharru 0-5-2 0-5-2 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 257 Durgawati kahar 90 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Hatibangai 7 130 Faudar Ahir 91 0-4-16 0-0-0.5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 154 Faudar Ahir 0-4-9 0-4-9 Paid

Hatibangai 7 160 Faudar Ahir 0-3-8 0-2-7 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1837 Fekan Tharuni 92 0-13-10.25 0-13-10.25 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1054 Feku Ahir 93 0-7-17 0-7-17 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1056 Feku Ahir 0-1-9.5 0-1-9.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 64 Feku Ahir 0-11-5 0-11-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 984 Feku Ahir 0-4-13 0-4-13 Paid

Hatibangai 7 43 Fula Devi Baraini 94 0-16-5 0-1-13 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 330 Fulmati Loniya 95 0-3-5 0-3-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 759 Gaigatti Ma.Vidhyalaya 0-9-15 0-9-15 Paid

Hatibangai 7 144 Gajadhar Mallah 96 0-6-5 0-6-5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 151 Gajadhar Mallah 0-1-14 0-1-14 Paid

Hatibangai 7 136 Gajadhar Mallah 0-3-4 0-0-7.75 Paid

Hatibangai 7 35 Gajadhar Mallah 0-1-10 0-0-3.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1806 Ganesh Gosai 97 0-2-4 0-2-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1233 Ganesh Gosai 0-0-8.75 0-0-8.75 Paid




Hatibangai 1 Kha 674 Ganesh Gosai 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 11 Ganga Ram Koiree 98 0-4-1 0-4-1 Paid

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Bhujawli 7 Ka 320 Gangaram Koiree 0-4-5 0-4-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 630 Gangaram Koiree 0-3-1.5 0-3-1.5 Paid



Bhujawli 7 Ka 1017 Gangu lal Koiree 99 0-2-0.75 0-2-0.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1807 Gauri Shankar Gosai 100 0-1-16 0-1-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 762 Gauri Shankar Gosai 0-0-8 0-0-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1234 Gauri Shankar Gosai 0-0-8.75 0-0-8.75 Paid




Hatibangai 1 Kha 676 Gauri Shankar Gosai 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 697 Ghanshyam Gupta 101 0-3-15 0-3-15 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 698 Ghanshyam Gupta 0-3-15 0-3-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 917 GhanShyam Tripathi 102 0-0-5.5 0-0-5.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 667 Ghura Gosai 103 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 452 Ghurai Yadav 104 0-1-4 0-1-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 499 Ghuruwa devi Kharbind 105 0-2-4 0-2-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 460 Ghuruwa devi Kharbind 0-3-12 0-3-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 914 Goli Chai 106 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 189 Govind Adhikari 107 0-5-4 0-5-4 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 191 Govind Adhikari 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 847 Gujrati Kumhar 108 0-7-5 0-7-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 832 Gujrati Loniya 109 0-0-9 0-0-9 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 3 Gulbi Kurmi 110 0-6-0 0-6-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 831 Hans raji Loniya 112 0-0-9 0-0-9 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 702 Hanshraji Loniya 0-3-5 0-3-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 441 Hare Ram Ahir 113 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 444 Hare Ram Ahir 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid




Bhujawli 7 Ka 389 Hareram Ahir 0-2-13 0-2-13 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 36 Hari Ram Kohar 114 0-7-7 0-7-7 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 525 Hari Ram Loniya 115 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 641 Haridwar Koiree 116 0-2-1.5 0-2-1.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 511 Haridwar Koiree 0-4-4 0-4-4 Paid





34 Appendix 2

Bhujawli 9kha 253 Harin Dev Kohar 117 0-3-19 0-3-19 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 1 Hariram /Man Bahadur 118 10/01/2005 1-10-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 40 Hariram /Man Bahadur 0-2-11 0-2-11 Paid




Bhujawli 4ka 462 Hariram /Man Bahadur 0-0-1.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1467 Hariram Bhar 119 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1208 Hariram Gosai 120 0-0-9 0-0-9 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1133 Hariram Gosai 0-0-10.5 0-0-10.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 672 Hariram Gosai 0-0-8.5 0-0-8.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1208 Hariram Gosai 0-0-9 0-0-9 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1133 Hariram Gosai 0-0-10.5 0-0-10.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 787 Hariram Gosai 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Hatibangai 7 666 Hira Barai 121 0-0-7.5 0-0-2.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1273 Hira Kahar/Jawahir Kahar 122 0-4-11.25 0-4-11.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1275 Hira Kahar/Jawahir Kahar 0-1-5.5 0-1-5.5 Paid



Hatibangai 1 Ka 1257 Hira Kahar/Jawahir Kahar 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid


Hatibangai 1 Kha 515 Hira lal Barai 123 0-16-0 0-16-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 477 Hira lal Barai 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 771 Idrish Dhuniya 124 0-0-13.75 0-0-13.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 469 Indrajit Brijbasi 125 0-16-4 0-6-7 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 509 Indrajit Brijbasi 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 469 Indrajit Brijbasi 0-8-4 0-8-4 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 83 Israwati Pandey 126 04/01/2013 0-16-1 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 78 Israwati Pandey 0-3-7 0-3-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 790 Jag narayan Nao 127 0-3-9.75 0-0-16 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 176 Jagadish kahar 129 0-1-11 0-1-11 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 179 Jagadish kahar 0-1-11 0-1-11 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1611 Jaglal Harizan 130 0-1-6.75 0-1-6.75 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 773 Jainullaha Dhuniya 131 0-0-17.5 0-0-17.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 526 Jamirun Nisha Musalman 132 0-1-3 0-0-8 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1135 Janak Dulari Ojha 133 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 404 Janardan Kurmi 134 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 790 Jang Bahadur Kurmi 135 03/01/2011 0-18-13 Paid

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Bhujawli 9kha 286 Janga Bhadur Kurmi 0-6-19 0-6-19 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 935 Jata Shankar Kohar 136 0-0-7.5 0-0-7.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1439 Jawahir Nao 137 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Hatibangai 7 760 Jay Karan Baniya 138 0-0-3 0-0-3 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 581 Jayaram Bhar 139 0-3-1 0-3-1 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 583 Jayaram Bhar 0-0-3 0-0-3 Paid





Hatibangai 1 Ka 1588 JayShankar Pandey 140 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 767 JayShankar Pandey 0-0-18 0-0-18 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1664 JayShankar Pandey 0-1-.25 0-1-.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 703 JayShankar Pandey 0-1-6 0-1-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 680 Jethu Lohar 141 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 381 Jhagaru Koiree 142 0-6-0 0-6-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 14 Jhinak Chai 143 0-0-10 0-0-0.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 18 Jhinak Chai 0-0-11 0-0-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 604 Jhinak Nau 144 0-3-9.75 0-0-7 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1801 Jit Bahadur Badhai 145 0-1-16 0-1-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1434 Jit Bahadur Mallaha 146 0-0-18.5 0-0-18.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 674 Jogi Chai 147 0-0-17 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 565 Jogi Chai 0-10-11.5 0-10-11.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 567 Jogi Chai 0-3-2.5 0-3-2.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 521 Jogindar Chai 148 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 899 Jogindar Chai 0-12-7 0-12-7 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 901 Jogindar Chai 0-2-10 0-2-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 903 Jogindar Chai 0-3-17.5 0-3-17.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 763 Jokhu Kharbind 149 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 848 Jokhu Kharbind 0-7-5 0-7-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 690 Jokhu Kurmi 150 0-7-12 0-1-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 454 Jokhu Mallah 151 0-3-0 0-3-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 456 Jokhu Mallah 0-3-10 0-3-10 Paid



Bhujawli 4ka 463 Jokhu Yadav 152 0-3-15 0-2-17 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 74 Jokhu Yadav 0-8-5 0-8-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 764 Jokhupal Gaderiya 153 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Hatibangai 7 764 JokhuPall Gaderiya 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 799 Juma Devi Parajuli 154 0-12-6 0-12-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1418 Juthe Kahar 155 0-0-6.5 0-0-6.5 Paid

36 Appendix 2

Hatibangai 1 Ka 770 Kabutari Barini 157 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1545 Kabutari Barini 0-4-4 0-4-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 590 Kabutari Barini 0-4-2.5 0-0-1 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1050 Kabutari Kahain 158 0-0-18.5 0-0-18.5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 496 Kabutri Baraini 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Hatibangai 7 495 Kabutri Baraini 0-0-10.5 0-0-10.5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 608 Kabutri Baraini 0-0-17 0-0-17 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 919 Kailashi Bhar 159 0-1-15 0-1-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 1029 Kailashi Bhar 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Hatibangai 7 132 Kailashnath Misra 160 0-3-15 0-0-1.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 579 Kalawti Kharbind 161 0-8-7 0-8-7 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 497 Kalim Musalman 162 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 505 Kalim Musalman 0-2-13 0-2-13 Paid



Bhujawli 4ka 402 Kalim Musalman 0-0-11.5 0-0-11.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 488 Kamal Kumar Karki 163 0-10-11 0-10-11 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 513 Kamal Kumar Karki 0-9-5 0-1-17 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 814 Kamala Devi Raut 164 0-5-0 0-2-18 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1779 Kamruddin Samsuddin Dhuniya 165 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1300 Kapil Dev Barai 167 0-3-18 0-3-18 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1300 Kapil Dev Barai 0-3-18 0-3-18 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 11 Kapurmati Kurmi 168 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 12 Kapurmati Kurmi 0-6-2 0-6-2 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 549 Karna Bahadur Rana 169 1-0-0 1-0-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 426 Karna Bahadur Rana 0-1-13 0-1-13 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 511 Karun Pradhan Shrestha 170 0-2-15 0-2-15 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 29 Kashi Ram Ahir 171 0-4-10 0-4-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 979 Kashi Ram Ahir 0-0-15.25 0-0-15.25 Paid

Hatibangai 7 142 KateShwar Prasad Nishad 172 0-2-13 0-2-13 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1842 Katuwari Kahain 173 0-0-16 0-0-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1Ka 1841 Katuwari Kahain 0-0-6.5 0-0-6.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 498 Katwaru Chamar 174 0-15-5 0-15-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 502 Katwaru Chamar 0-3-0 0-3-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 739 Katwaru Chamar 0-1-13 0-1-13 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 453 Kauli Dhobin 175 0-1-2 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 525 Kauli Dhobin 0-4-5 0-2-12 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 57 Kauli Dhobin 0-6-10 0-0-5.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 685 Khaderu Kahar 176 0-0-8 0-0-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 684 Khaderu Kahar 0-0-.5 0-0-.5 Paid

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Hatibangai 1 Kha 1224 Khaderu Kewat 177 0-19-0 0-19-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1210 Khaderu Kewat 0-0-14.5 0-0-14.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 492 Khem Bahadur Paudel 178 0-4-6 0-4-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 489 Khem Bahadur Paudel 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1241 Khum kumari Karki 179 0-1-9 0-1-9 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 793 Khusi Baniya 180 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1028 Khusi Baniya 0-3-14 0-3-14 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 730 Kismati Loniya 181 0-0-18 0-0-4.5 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 39 Kisun Kewat 182 0-12-5 0-12-5 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 807 Krishna Prasad Upaddhyay 183 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 913 Krishna Prasad Upaddhyay 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 977 Kul Bahadur Falmagar 184 0-3-16 0-3-16 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1751 Kul Bahadur Falmagar 0-4-5.75 0-4-5.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 337 Kunti Devi Koiree 185 0-1-18 0-1-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 727 Kunti Devi Koiree 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid



Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2128 Kutubu Nisha Dhobin 186 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 4 Lalit Dhobi 187 0-1-13 0-1-13 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 165 Lalit Dhobi 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 555 Laotu Loniya 188 0-1-18.75 0-1-18.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 556 Laotu Loniya 0-1-18.75 0-1-18.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 690 Laxman Bhar/Kawali Bhar 189 0-0-8 0-0-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 691 Laxman Bhar/Kawali Bhar 0-0-14 0-0-14 Paid




Bhujawli 4ka 939 Laxman Prasad Kurmi 190 0-2-12.5 0-2-12.5 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2148 Laxmi Bhandari 191 0-2-18 0-0-2 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 81 Laxmi Rana 192 0-4-3 0-4-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1206 Laxmi Telin 193 0-3-0 0-3-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1206 Laxminiya Telin 0-5-0 0-5-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 37 Lok Bahadur Paudel 194 0-9-10 0-9-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 38 Lok Bahadur Paudel 0-6-10 0-6-10 Paid





38 Appendix 2





Bhujawli 9ka 17 Lok Bahadur Paudel 0-10-10 0-7-3.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 798 Madhav Bhusal 195 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 190 Madhav Prasad Adhikari 196 0-5-4 0-5-4 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 192 Madhav Prasad Adhikari 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 990 Madhav Raj Pandey 197 0-3-11.5 0-3-11.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1684 Madhou Gosai 198 0-0-5.75 0-0-5.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1686 Madhou Gosai 0-0-7.75 0-0-7.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 406 Mahendra Koiree 199 0-1-5 0-1-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 442 Maina Devi Bhar 200 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 1030 Maina Devi Bhar/ Buhddhi 0-1-3 0-1-3 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 956 Malti devi Passi 201 0-6-6 0-6-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 450 Man Bahadur Yadav 202 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 33 Man Prasad Ghimire 203 0-4-2 0-4-2 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 35 Man Prasad Ghimire 0-5-15 0-5-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 29 Manjila Malla 204 0-0-8 1-1-3.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 49 Manna Tiwari 205 0-13-4 o-5-17 Paid

Hatibangai 7 38 Matti Barai 206 0-4-5 0-0-10 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 37 Maya Devi Gurung 207 0-1-1 0-8-6.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 838 Maya devi Paudel 208 0-11-0 0-11-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1134 Mira Pandey 209 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 496 Misri Passi 210 0-1-14 0-1-14 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 496 Misri Passi 0-1-14 0-1-14 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1010 Misri Passi 0-1-18 0-1-18 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 978 Mohan Jang Karki 211 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1753 Mohan Jang Karki 0-0-18 0-0-18 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 204 Munni Lal Chamar 212 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2038 Nai Mullaha Musalman 213 0-0-11 0-0-11 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 777 Nand P rasad Panday 214 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1465 Nand P rasad Panday 0-5-3 0-5-3 Paid

Hatibangai 7 683 Nandlal Ahir 215 0-0-2 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 938 Nathu Kurmi 216 0-2-12.5 0-2-12.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 940 Nathu Kurmi 0-2-10.5 0-2-10.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1548 Nathu Prasad Yadav 217 0-1-15 0-1-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 785 Nathu Prasad Yadav 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid



Appendix 2 39

Bhujawli 4ka 953 Netra Bahadur KC 218 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 841 Nidhya Yadav Ahir 219 0-2-3.25 0-2-3.25 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 843 Nidhya Yadav Ahir 0-4-16.75 0-4-16.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 205 Niranjan Chamar 220 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1716 Om Bahadur Kahar 221 0-3-2 0-3-2 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 477 Om Prakash Koiree 222 0-6-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 963 Om Prakash Koiree 0-6-8 0-6-8 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 965 Om Prakash Koiree 0-0-7.5 0-0-7.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 967 Om Prakash Koiree 0-2-18.5 0-2-18.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1500 Om Prakash Pandey 223 0-1-14.5 0-1-14.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 790 Om Prakash Pandey 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Hatibangai 7 6 Pabitra Barai 224 0-11-6 0-2-11 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 955 Paltu Passi 225 0-2-19 0-2-19 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 505 Paltu Passi 0-4-10 0-4-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 593 Parag Prasad Murao 226 0-1-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1650 Paras Passi 228 0-0-7 0-0-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1653 Paras Passi 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1656 Paras Passi 0-0-4 0-0-4 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 5 Parbat Kantraj Misra 229 0-0-11 0-0-11 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 8 Parbat Kantraj Misra 0-1-4 0-1-4 Paid






Bhujawli 7kha 4 Parbati raj Bhar 230 0-3-8 0-3-8 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1734 Parbati Yadav 231 0-1-16.75 0-1-16.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 911 Parshuram Chai 232 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 1029 Parshuram Chai 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1135 Parshuram Gosai 233 0-0-11.5 0-0-11.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 698 Parshuram Gosai 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 12 Parshuram Rajbhar 234 0-1-19 0-1-19 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 705 Pitamber Yadav 236 0-1-3 0-1-3 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 707 Pitamber Yadav 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid



Hatibangai 1 Ka 1412 Prabhu kahar 237 0-0-1.5 0-0-1.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 605 Prahalad Barai 238 0-1-11 0-1-11 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 233 Prakash Ahir 239 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Hatibangai 7 765 Pramod Kumar Agrawal 240 0-15-3 0-15-3 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 335 Prem Bahadur Paudel 241 0-3-7 0-3-7 Paid

40 Appendix 2

Bhujawli 4ka 31 Prem Kumari Kurmi 242 0-4-15 0-4-15 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 36 Prem Kumari Kurmi 0-4-5 0-4-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 6 Prem Kumari Kurmi 0-1-3 0-0-8 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 495 Prithvi Raj Pandey 243 0-1-5 0-1-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 468 Purna Bahadur Gurung 244 0-6-4 0-6-4 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 348 Purna Bahadur Raimajhi 245 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 34 Purnawasi Kahar 246 0-8-0 0-8-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 498 Purnawasi Kahar 0-1-6 0-1-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 472 Purnawasi Kahar 0-3-3 0-3-3 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 254 Purshottam Kohar 247 0-4-15 0-4-15 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 256 PurshoTtam Thapaliya 248 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 513 Puspa Murao 249 0-2-15 0-2-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1560 Puspa Murao 0-0-14 0-0-14 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1481 Radhe Shyam Chaudhari 250 0-2-6 0-2-6 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1463 Radhe Shyam Chaudhari 0-1-6 0-1-6 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1803 Radhe Shyam Chaudhari 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7Ga 122 Radhe Shyam Koiree 251 0-10-5 0-0-3 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 822 RadheShyam Barai 252 0-7-16 0-7-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 855 RadheShyam Barai 0-4-6 0-4-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 875 RadheShyam Barai 0-0-12.5 0-0-12.5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 562 RadheShyam Barai 0-0-16 0-0-16 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 79 RadheShyam Chaudhari 253 0-3-8 0-3-8 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 80 RadheShyam Chaudhari 0-2-15 0-2-15 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 82 RadheShyam Chaudhari 0-0-17 0-0-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 340 RadheShyam Koiree 254 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 334 RadheShyam Koiree 0-2-5 0-2-5 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 288 RadheShyam Kurmi 255 0-6-19 0-6-19 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 918 RadheShyam Tiwari 256 0-0-5.5 0-0-5.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 522 Radhika Karki 257 0-3-3 0-0-13 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 449 Raghunath Prasad Tiwari 258 0-0-9 0-0-9 Paid

Bhujawli 7Ga 128 Raja Ram Koiree 259 0-5-17 0-5-17 Paid

Bhujawli 7Ga 129 Raja Ram Koiree 0-4-7 0-4-7 Paid

Bhujawli 7Ga 1021 Raja Ram Koiree 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 333 Raja Ram Koiree 0-2-3 0-2-3 Paid




Appendix 2 41

Bhujawli 7 Ka 954 Raja Ram Koiree 0-0-12.5 0-0-12.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 487 Rajendra Barai 260 0-0-7 0-0-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 761 Rajendra Barai 0-4-6 0-4-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 487 Rajendra Barai 0-3-8 0-3-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 578 Rajendra Barai 0-1-13 0-1-13 Paid

Hatibangai 7 479 Rajendra Barai 0-6-13 0-5-18 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 823 Rajendra Barai 0-7-16 0-7-16 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 487 Rajendra Kumar Karki 261 0-3-14 0-3-14 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1482 Rajendra nath Chaudhari 262 0-3-11 0-3-11 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 9 Raju Tiwari 264 0-1-0 0-0-17 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 587 Ram Baran Kurmi 265 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 430 Ram Bhakta Rawal 266 0-2-16 0-2-16 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 451 Ram Bhakta Rawal 0-8-0 0-8-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 592 Ram Chandra Murao 267 03/01/2010 1-3-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 5 Ram Dawan Koiree 268 0-0-5 0-0-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 13 Ram Dawan Koiree 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 577 Ram Dev Barai 269 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 463 Ram Dev Barai & Other 0-6-0 0-6-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 571 Ram Dev Barai & Other 0-1-4 0-1-4 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1714 Ram Dev Kahar 270 0-3-2 0-3-2 Paid

Hatibangai 7 708 Ram Dev Mallaha 271 0-4-8.5 0-0-9.5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 714 Ram Dev Mallaha 0-0-17.5 0-0-17.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 913 Ram Dhani Chai 272 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 1030 Ram Dhani Chai 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 568 Ram Harakh Passi 273 0-3-2.5 0-3-2.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 675 Ram harakh Passi 0-0-7 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 446 Ram Jag Ahir 274 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 59 Ram Kesh Koiree 275 0-4-0 0-2-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 464 Ram Kewal Pandey 276 0-3-0 0-3-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 754 Ram Kewal Pandey 0-2-8 0-2-8 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 981 Ram Kewal Pandey 0-2-18 0-2-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 900 Ram Kishor Cahi 277 0-12-7 0-12-7 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 902 Ram Kishor Cahi 0-2-10 0-2-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 904 Ram Kishor Cahi 0-3-17.5 0-3-17.5 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 232 Ram Kishun Ahir 278 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 260 Ram Lakhan Ahir 279 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 261 Ram Lakhan Ahir 0-0-11 0-0-11 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2020 Ram Milan Teli 281 0-11-19.5 0-10-4 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 53 Ram murat Tiwari 282 0-1-3 0-1-3 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 55 Ram murat Tiwari 0-1-10 0-0-5 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 505 Ram narayan Baniya 283 0-0-5 0-0-5 Paid

42 Appendix 2

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 353 Ram Narayan Nau 284 0-7-10 0-7-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 791 Ram Pat Nau 286 0-3-10.5 0-0-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 459 Ram Pat Nau 0-3-0 0-3-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 376 Ram Prasad Koiree 287 0-2-4 0-2-4 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 414 Ram Prasad Koiree 0-1-15 0-1-15 Paid

Hatibangai 7 7 Ram Ratan Barai 288 0-2-12 0-1-6.5 Paid

Hatibangai 7 44 Ram Ratan Barai 0-2-19 0-0-8.25 Paid

Hatibangai 7 143 Ram Ratan Barai 0-4-15 0-4-15 Paid

Hatibangai 7 564 Ram Ratan Barai 0-0-8 0-0-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1256 Ram Ratan Barai 0-0-11 0-0-11 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 262 Ram Sajiwan Badhai 289 0-0-13 0-0-13 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 63 Ram samujh Yadav 290 0-1-0 0-0-14.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1590 Ram Saran Murao 292 0-2-6 0-2-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 483 Ram Saran Murao 0-2-12 0-2-12 Paid



Bhujawli 7 Ka 570 Ram Sumeran Harijan 293 0-0-13.5 0-0-13.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 572 Ram Sumeran Harijan 0-3-10 0-3-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 446 Ram Sumeran Harijan 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1252 Ramai Teli 294 0-3-6 0-2-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 912 Ramanuj Chai 295 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 164 Ramaoti Dhobi & Family 296 0-0-14 0-0-14 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1317 Ramautar Tharu 297 0-4-0 0-4-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1223 Rambeni Kewat 298 0-18-6 0-18-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 1209 Rambeni Kewat 0-0-14.5 0-0-14.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 71 Rambha Karki 299 0-14-5 0-14-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 415 Ramdawan Koiree 300 0-1-18 0-1-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 416 Ramdawan Koiree 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1490 Ramfal Ahir 301 0-1-2.25 0-1-2.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 799 Ramfal Ahir 0-1-15 0-1-15 Paid





Bhujawli 9kha 45 Ramhit Nao & Family 302 0-1-9 0-1-9 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 703 Ram Kesh Koiree 303 0-3-5 0-3-5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 728 Ram Kesh Koiree 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 336 Ram Kesh Koiree 0-5-6 0-5-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 465 RamKesh Pandey 304 0-1-11 0-1-11 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 918 Ram Lakhan Ahir 305 0-5-1 0-5-1 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 694 Ram Narayan Bhar 306 0-17-10 0-17-10 Paid

Appendix 2 43

Hatibangai 1 Ka 695 Ram Narayan Bhar 0-2-8 0-2-8 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 374 Ram Naresh Koiree 307 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 942 Ram Niwas Koiree 308 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Hatibangai 7 157 Rampat Nao 309 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 82 Rem Bahadur Gurung 310 0-19-6.75 0-11-10.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 969 Ruk Maya Rana 311 0-4-17 0-4-17 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 460 Ruk Maya Rana 0-3-1 0-3-1 Paid



Hatibangai 7 34 Rukmani Nisahad 312 0-0-17 0-0-17 Paid

Hatibangai 7 149 Rukmani nisahad 0-1-3 0-1-3 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 263 Rupa Nauni & Family 313 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 689 Rupnarayan/Digrinarayn 314 0-8-8 0-8-8 Paid

Hatibangai 7 565 Sabitri Barai 315 0-0-8 0-0-8 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2080 Sabrun Nisha 316 0-0-19 0-0-19 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 476 Sahendra Bari 317 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 471 Salabun Pathanin 318 0-3-5 0-3-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 503 Salabun Pathanin 0-2-3 0-2-3 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1652 Samsunar Passi 319 0-1-1 0-1-1 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1655 Samsunar Passi 0-0-18 0-0-18 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1658 Samsunar Passi 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 951 Sant Lal Kewat 320 0-0-6 0-0-5 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1980 Sant Lal Kewat 0-0-2.5 0-0-1 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1132 Santaram Gosai 321 0-0-10.25 0-0-10.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 786 Santaram Gosai 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 523 Santaram Lodha 322 0-2-11 0-2-11 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 32 Santosh Rayamajhi 323 0-5-15 0-5-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 347 Santoshi Kurmi 324 0-0-18 0-0-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 402 Santoshi Kurmi 0-6-1 0-6-1 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 432 Santoshi Kurmi 0-4-13 0-4-13 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 1 Sarali Ahir 325 0-1-9 0-1-9 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 394 Sarsottan Murao 326 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 564 Sarsottan Murao 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 563 Sarsottan Murao 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1461 Sarveshwar Chaudhari 327 0-4-15 0-4-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 427 Sha Alam Ansari 328 0-12-0 0-12-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 431 Sha Alam Ansari 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 435 Sha Alam Ansari 0-0-17 0-0-17 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 354 Shah Mohammad Dhuniya 329 0-5-12 0-5-12 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 808 Shakuntala Sriwastav 330 0-3-5.5 0-3-5.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7Ga 124 Shamser Koiree 332 0-2-5 0-2-5 Paid

44 Appendix 2

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1843 Shankar Ahir 333 0-0-17 0-0-17 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1410 Shankar Ahir/Dudhnat Ahir 334 0-4-19.5 0-4-19.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 782 Shankar Ahir/Dudhnat Ahir 0-0-6 0-0-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 490 Shankar Passi 335 0-2-2 0-2-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 488 Shankar Passi 0-3-10 0-3-10 Paid






Hatibangai 1 Ka 858 Shanti Barai 336 0-0-12.5 0-0-12.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 856 Shanti Barai 0-4-6 0-4-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 821 Shanti Barai 0-3-5 0-3-5 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 2035 Sharda Devi Thakurni 337 0-0-8.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 934 Sharda Kohar 338 0-0-7.5 0-0-7.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 936 Sharda Kohar 0-4-8 0-4-8 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 10 Shilu Housing 339 09/04/2013 0-4-10 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 6 Shiv Kumari Kurmi 340 0-16-9 0-16-9 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 183 Shiv Kumari Kurmi 0-9-15 0-9-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 475 Shiv Prakas Koiree 341 0-2-2 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 622 Shiv Prakas Koiree 0-2-2.5 0-2-2.5 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 33 Shiv Pujan Chai 342 0-1-4 0-1-4 Paid

Hatibangai 7 709 Shiv Pujan Mallah 343 0-4-8.5 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 7 715 Shiv Pujan Mallah 0-0-17.5 0-0-17.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1665 Shiv Shankar Pandey 344 0-1-.25 0-1-.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 776 Shiv Shankar Pandey 0-0-14 0-0-14 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 467 Shiva Shankar Kalawar 345 0-8-8 0-4-18 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 434 Shiva Shankar Kalawar 0-2-17 0-2-17 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 687 Shiv Dhan Kharbind 346 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 686 Shiv Dhan Kharbind 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1441 Shiv Dhan Kharbind 0-3-10 0-3-10 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 392 Shiva Ratan/Sarsottan Murao 347 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1683 Shobha Devi Gosai 348 0-0-5.75 0-0-5.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1685 Shobha Devi Gosai 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 62 Shripat Nau 349 0-10-12 0-10-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1414 Shriram Koiri 350 0-2-4 0-2-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 691 Shu Bhawati Kahar 351 0-3-16 0-1-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 692 Shu Bhawati Kahar 0-3-16 0-1-15 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 693 Shu Bhawati Kahar 0-3-6.25 0-3-6.25 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 693 Shu Bhawati Kahar 0-3-16 0-2-1 Paid

Appendix 2 45

Bhujawli 4ka 491 Shyama Ahirni 352 0-4-12 0-0-12.5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 404 Sipat Ahir 353 0-4-10 0-0-12.5 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 767 Sita Devi Khatri 354 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 945 Sita Devi Khatri 0-2-10 0-2-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 882 Sita Devi Khatri 0-0-19.75 0-0-19.75 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 922 Sita Devi Khatri 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Hatibangai 7 568 Sita Ram Barai 355 0-1-10 0-1-10 Paid

Hatibangai 7 569 Sita Ram Barai 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid





Hatibangai 7 761 Soharat Ahir 356 0-3-14 0-3-14 Paid

Bhujawli 9kha 163 Soharat Dhobi 357 0-2-18 0-2-18 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 586 Soharat Kurmi 358 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1272 Somai Kahar 359 0-2-5.75 0-2-5.75 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1274 Somai Kahar 0-0-12.5 0-0-12.5 Paid


Hatibangai 1 Ka 1256 Somai Kahar 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid



Hatibangai 1 Ka 1254 Somai Kahar 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid





Bhujawli 4ka 478 Somani Yadav 360 0-4-5 0-4-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 794 Sonmati Bhar 361 0-1-16 0-1-16 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 700 Sonmati Bhar 0-9-10 0-9-10 Paid





Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1136 Sree Ram Gupta 362 0-0-11 0-0-11 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1255 Sri Kahar 363 0-2-4 0-2-4 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1259 Sri Kahar 0-0-16.75 0-0-16.75 Paid





Hatibangai 1 Kha 1137 Sriram Koiree 364 0-1-11 0-1-11 Paid

46 Appendix 2

Hatibangai 1 Kha 501 Sriram Koiree 0-2-5 0-2-5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 911 Sriram Koiree 0-1-3.5 0-1-3.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 497 Sriram Koiree 0-1-13 0-1-13 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 84 Subadana Kuwar 365 0-14-0 0-14-0 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 83 Subadana Kuwar 0-5-10 0-5-10 Paid

Hatibangai 7 667 Sudama Barai 366 0-0-7.5 0-0-7.5 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 755 Sukkhu Ahir 369 0-8-12 0-8-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 760 Sukkhu Ahir 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1592 Sumer Murao 370 0-2-6 0-2-6 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 569 Surendra Kumar Murao 371 0-0-13.5 0-0-13.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 443 Surendra Kumar Murao 0-0-15 0-0-15 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 571 Surendra Kumar Murao 0-3-10 0-3-10 Paid

Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1269 Suresh Chandra Kandu 373 0-3-17.5 0-2-0.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 420 Surya Dev Primari School 0-13-3 0-13-3 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 419 Surya Dev Primari School 0-13-0 0-13-0 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 693 Tameshar Ahir 374 0-5-2 0-5-2 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 792 Tameshar Ahir 0-0-12 0-0-12 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Ka 1587 Tameshar Ahir 0-7-6.75 0-7-6.75 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 2 Tannu Ahir 375 0-3-5 0-3-5 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 125 Tej Bahadur GC 376 0-17-11 0-17-11 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 127 Thal Bahadur G.C 377 0-1-5 0-1-5 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 500 Thark Bahadur Paudel 378 0-1-11 0-1-6 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 465 Tikori Koiree 379 0-6-10 0-6-10 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 455 Tikori Koiree 0-4-8 0-4-8 Paid





Siddharthnagar 4 Ga 1318 Tilak Ram Tharu 380 0-4-0.25 0-4-0.25 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 412 Tribeni Koiree 381 0-1-2 0-1-2 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 597 Tribeni Koiree 0-1-6.5 0-1-6.5 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 399 Tribeni Koiree 0-3-19 0-3-13 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 396 Tribeni Koiree 0-0-8 0-0-7 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 584 Tribhuwan Chai 382 0-0-3 0-0-3 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 586 Tribhuwan Chai 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid




Hatibangai 1 Kha 1222 Triveni Kewat 383 0-7-14 0-7-14 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 503 Triveni Kewat 0-11-0 0-11-0 Paid

Appendix 2 47

Hatibangai 1 Kha 512 Triveni Kewat 0-1-0 0-1-0 Paid

Bhujawli 7 Ka 386 Triyugi Koiree 384 0-5-2 0-5-2 Paid

Bhujawli 7kha 10 Triyugi Koiree 0-1-8 0-1-8 Paid

Hatibangai 1 Kha 650 Udaya Raj Koiree 386 0-3-0 0-2-13 Paid

Bhujawli 9ka 126 Usha Devi Thakali 387 07/01/2000 1-7-0 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 490 Yadali Musalman 388 0-2-7 0-2-7 Paid

Bhujawli 4ka 76 Yadali Musalman 0-2-13 0-2-13 Paid

Hatibangai 7 145 Yogendra Prasad Yadav 389 0-2-0 0-2-0 Paid

Hatibangai 7 150 Yogendra Prasad Yadav 0-0-10 0-0-10 Paid

Hatibangai 7 152 Yogendra Prasad Yadav 0-1-12 0-1-12 Paid

Hatibangai 7 33 Yogendra Prasad Yadav 0-3-15 0-0-18.5 Paid

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