In the dirty lake of 'soak pit', barely...

When it rains heavily, lakeside hotels and restaurants connect motors to 'soak pits' (pits that collect waste water from kitchens and bathrooms). The road begins to flow. The waste from the soak pit is pulled by a motor and mixed in the valve. That same val reaches Fevatal.

The residents of Lakeside are upset when the sewage mixed in this way increases the stench during the rainy season. Lakeside's mothers' group expressed their concern through Teej song on Friday that the lake also became smelly when the waste from the soak pit was mixed with sewage. They said that even though the complaint was made several times in the metropolis about the garbage being pulled from the soak pit by a motor, it was not heard.

The Teej cultural festival is going on from Friday at Barahighat on the shores of Fewatal. The organizer Tourism Business Women's Association of Nepal (Tewan) has also included a Teej song competition in the festival. As the first participants of the competition, the artists of Lakeside's Annapurna Aama group performed on the stage. They warned through Teej song that even though Pokhara was declared as the capital of tourism, there was no work done accordingly. With the description of Pokhara, he exposed the unrest. The words of the

song were written by Rishimaya Pahari, the treasurer of Aama group. On Friday, she hurriedly returned to Baidam from Begnas to participate in the competition. In the song, she raised a question about the purity of Fewatal water.

'Baubaje used to drink the water of the lake, before,

it started to look like a soak pit, now,

more angry than the real thing,

mixing sewage before it rains'

She said that she cannot even bathe with lake water now. "They make the hotels and restaurants bigger but the soak pits get filled up quickly," she said.

is Baidam's oldest, Annapurna mother group. Although it was established in 2046, it was officially registered in 052. Badrika Lamichhane was the president. Currently, Renu Lamichhane is the president of the mother group.

Mother's group conducts various public awareness programs in Baidam. Participates in events organized by Lakeside's tourism-related organizations. Goma Pangeni, the vice-president of the group, said that after there was no hearing about the matter of sewage being mixed in Barkha's Bhal, it was presented as a song at the Teej cultural festival in Tewan.

She is also the chairperson of the Barahi Toll Reform Committee and said that a few years ago, even when she took a photo of the hotel that was dragging the garbage with a motor and mixed it with the wheel, and submitted it to the ward office, no action was taken. "Some hotels also paid fines, but it's still the same," he said. We said it in the metropolis as well, but since there was no hearing, I thought that it should be said from the Teej song.'

The Teej song is not only about the pollution of the lake, it is also requested to stop the encroachment.

How to stop this leader's behavior,

When will the encroachment of Fewatal be stopped,

How much budget is coming to Fewatal every year,

I don't know who is eating it yet'

Mother's group He added that even though Pokhara was recently declared the capital of tourism, there was a crisis in business as tourists did not come accordingly. The reason why the international airport is not running was searched through the song.

'Even if the tourist system is made into a big house,

everyone is afraid that the bank will eat it, even if the leader comes, why is the country's light not on?'

He also satirized the factionalism within the political party.

'Which leader has done what everyone has done,

Why did the government change in six months?

Even within her own party, Kurchi Khosakhos'

Tewan President Kamala Giri said that she has been organizing the Teej cultural festival since last year to connect Nepal's traditions, culture and art with tourism. In the festival, which will last till Saturday, there will be a cultural Teej song competition along with sports programs, debates and other programs.

On Saturday, there will be a dialogue on women's empowerment, tourism and culture in the context of Teej. Culture worker Teerth Shrestha, RPP leader Khushwu Oli and Dr. Rajuraj Adhikari will be speakers.

program coordinator Shanta Timilsina said that 22 teams are participating in the Teej song competition. The contestants presented a Teej song on the topic of tourism promotion and women's entrepreneurship. She said that the first team in the competition will get 30,000 rupees, the second one will get 20,000 rupees, the third one will get 15,000 rupees and the 10 consolation teams will get 5/5 thousand rupees.