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management • The power of province: - Provincial law and administration - Radio F. M. and television - Police, peace and security - Royalty form natural resources - Provincial civil service management - Individual income tax, property tax and other tax - Provincial legislature and local government - Provincial court, family court and child court - Land management, registration and land tax - Language, culture, script, religious protection and use - Agriculture and livestock development and factory - Provincial commission - Inter provincial trade - Provincial railway service and provincial high way - Citizenship and passport management Second group work outcome: Group A: History and Geography of Tamuwan • According to the excavations in Kaohola Sothere conducted by the Archeological department and Cambridge University, Gurungs come to the Gandaki region. • Other scholars like Dor Bahadur Bista, Bernard Pignun also support this view in their books and reports. • According to history, since the regime of Jagati Khan the Samari Kahale (Ghale) have lived in this area. • The Tamu history is the oldest among all other ethnic groups. • As per historical documents this is the appropriate province for the Tamu people Geography: • The boundary provided by CSRDSP is not appropriate and the border of this province should include-all the area between the Kali Gandaki and Budhi Gandaki including the districts of Mustang, Manang, Gorkha, Lamjung, Kaski, Tanahu, Parbat and Syangja. Different Opinion: (By Teku Nepali and Dhan Maya B.K.) • In deciding on the structure of any province, it should include the mountain, hills and the Tarai so Tamuwan province should include Nawalparasi district. Group B: Political and administrative structure of the province • The number of Goan Palika, 42 Federalism Dialogues Series 5
Autonomous regions, Protective region and special regions: District Municipality Autonomous region Special region Goan Palika Protective region District Municipality Goan Autonomous Protective Special Palika region region region Gorkha 2 26 Baram - - Manang 1 10 - - - Mustang 1 12 Takali - - Lamjung 2 35 Kumal,Dura, - - Chepang, Majhi - - Kaski 2 28 - - Group C: Natural Resources and Economic Potential • Natural Resources: - Rivers: Marsyangdi, Budi Gandaki, Kali Gandaki, Madi, Seti, Daruadi - Lakes: Fewa, Begnas, Rupa, Baidi Tilicho, Khaste, Dona, Kachhumaan, Narayan Dudh pond. - Falls: David falls, Syaku falls, Chaymche falls, Rupsi falls, - Mountains: Manaslu, Annapurna-I, II, III, Machhapuchhere, Daulagiri - Caves: Mahendra, Chamero, Gupteshwor, Husangal, Jogi, Seti - Tatopani Kunda: Chyame kunda, Ghermu kunda, Jagat kunda, Machhapuchhre kunda, - Land: Mountain, Hills, Plains, Simsar, High palin area, Forest, - Religious sites - Mines: Bronze of Gorkha, Salt, Bronze, Coal, Gas of Mustang, Valuable stones of Manang, mines of gold, sand, silajit etc. - Botanical/Biological resourcesvarieties of Sunakhari, herbs, birds, animals and insects. • Economic Potential: - Tourism-Mountain, Lakes, Falls, Rivers, Cave, forest, religious places, tourism villages and hiking, rock climbing, paragliding. - Industry-Different industries running and potential industries in Lekhnath in pokhara for herbs, carpets, wool, leather wood, Proposed Tamuwan Province Report 43
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