Two generations in a makeshift home under a boulder
Summary
In the remote area of Dhading, a Chepang family has lived for two generations in a cave beneath a boulder, lacking proper housing and basic services despite constitutional guarantees.
Key Points
- A Chepang family in Dhading has lived in a cave under a boulder for two generations due to lack of housing.
- The family suffers from poor living conditions, especially during monsoons, with limited food and no basic amenities.
- Chepang people face displacement and marginalization due to lack of land titles and documentation.
- Despite constitutional rights and democratic participation, the Chepang community remains neglected by government programs.