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alcohol, juice, jam and other agrobased
industries.
- Water Resources-Madhaya
Marshyangdi,
Mathillo
Marshayangdi and Super
Marshyangdi and many other
hydro power projects, irrigation
- Fruits and agriculture- Apple,
mushroom, orange, tea, coffee
and many other agricultural
products, fishery, bee keeping and
Bhir mauri.
- Livestock-Sheep, Goats, yak,
Kasturi, Horse etc.
- Other wild animals-Kasturi,
Himchituwa, Bear, Daphe, Munal,
Kalij, Haleso, Himmanab, Potential
of Yeti.
- Herbs-Yersagumba, Panchaaula,
Nirmasi, Chiraitoo, Lathesalla,
Toojo, Allovera, Timur, Kalo Gajur
Gano
- Remittance economy
- Custom point-Lomangthang of
Mustang, Larke
- International Airport-Pokhara
Group D: Judicial system and
customary law
• Right to practice tradition and culture
as per own ethnicity
• Local problem and cases should be
dealt with by local laws like Nalpratha
• Strong independent and efficient
provincial judiciary system
• Central law should consider the
provincial law.
• Legal system should ensure the
ethnic, religious, linguistic harmony
• To establish the rule of law there
should sufficient provisions to punish
violators.
Group E: Identification of Minorities and
their rights
• In the proposed Tamuwan province,
the groups that have a low population
and lack access to the economic, social
and political power of the province
are called Minorities.
• The minority groups are: Dura, Chepang,
Kusunda, Thakali, Majhi, Tyolmo, Kumal,
Durai, Mustang (Lo-Dorsap).
Minority Rights:
• Rights should be listed.
• Provision of positive discrimination
to ensure the right to different
opportunities provided by the
province.
• Protection and promotion of
traditional occupation and trade.
• Provision of reservation for particular
time period.
• Right to language, culture and
identity.
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