Talk:Barchhawa
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Sagarmatha Zone?[edit]
The opening sentence is "Barchhawa is a village development committee in Siraha District in the Sagarmatha Zone ... ", and at the foot of the article is a list of the 8 municipalities and 9 rural municipalities in Siraha District — but there's no mention of Sagarmatha Zone - so there's a logical hiatus. Sagarmatha Zone was part of the Eastern Development Region - but all Regions and Zones ceased to exist after the 2015 restructure of Nepal into provinces. The bulk of Sagarmatha Zone is now in Province no. 1; Saptari and Siraha Districts are now in Province no. 2 — but the reader wouldn't know this from reading the article. Perhaps the following would help.
"Barchhawa was a village development committee in Siraha District in Sagarmatha Zone ... "
Following the 2015 restructure of Nepal into provinces, Siraha District is now part of Province no. 2, between Saptari District to the east, Dhanusha District to the west, Udayapur District in Province no. 1 to the north, and to the south is Bihar State in India.
Prisoner of Zenda (talk) 07:58, 27 September 2021 (UTC)