TU says more than 700 ropanis of land returned to university control
Summary
Tribhuvan University says more than 700 ropanis of land in Kirtipur have been returned to its management after institutions occupying the property moved to vacate, renew or regularise their arrangements. About 78 ropanis used by the Cricket Association of Nepal remain under negotiation through a proposed new agreement.
Key Points
- Tribhuvan University says more than 700 ropanis of land in Kirtipur have come back under its management.
- Institutions occupying TU land have begun contacting the university to vacate, renew or regularise their arrangements after repeated notices.
- The university’s move follows recommendations from a committee led by former secretary Sharada Prasad Trital and a 35-day public notice issued in April 2026.
- Nearly 78 ropanis used by the Cricket Association of Nepal remain under discussion through a proposed new agreement with TU and the National Sports Council.
