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“The group calls the Terai region ‘Madhesh’ (a Hindu word).”
“He urged all the Nepalis to realize that all the people living in the mountains, hills and the Terai are the Nepalis.”
“Vetiver has traditionally been used in the lowland area known as the Terai, but only to stabilize the banks of waterways.”
“The Terai is a long narrow strip of territory, extending for three hundred miles along the northern frontier of British India, and is about twenty miles in breadth.”
“Region-wise, according to price index the Terai is the most expensive place to live in as it rose by 12.5 per cent followed by 11.8 per cent in Hills and 10.6 per cent in Kathmandu Valley.”
“Militant groups operating in the plains and low hills in the region around Janakpur, known as the Terai, advocate autonomy, and the region has seen outbreaks of violence since 2006, according to published analyses.”
“Shops, main markets, offices and educational institutions began reopening across the region known as Terai, as public and private transport resumed on major highways.”
“Twenty four hours of extreme precipitation analyses indicate the whole of the Terai, which is the food bowl of Nepal, is susceptible to floods.”
“Romit Bagchi LAVA (Kalimpong), 31 AUG: The residents of Lava, a tourist spot around 30 kms from Kalimpong town, seem to be grappling with a queer Himalayas known as Terai and other parts of Jalpaiguri are famous for hundreds of tea gardens.”
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“Even as Nepal has abolished monarchy and is now all set to draft a new Constitution after electing a Constituent Assembly by the middle of June this year, the sudden eruption of violent protests by the people of the "Terai" region of the country is threatening to derail efforts for a smooth transition to a republic.”
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