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Beautifying a storied river in Kathmandu comes at a price for those who live on its banks
July 10, 2024 13:23 pm
KATHMANDU, July 10: Januka Pokhrel only has foggy memories of Morang, the district in eastern Nepal where she was born. What lingers is the sense of precariousness. She did not have a house. She was married off at 13. By 15, she was a mother. By 19, she was a mother of three.
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