Talk:Pyuthan District

Note to Editors

• This stub is about one of the districts of Nepal, and is based basically on the information available with Districts of Nepal. The stub has certainly the potential for further development by incorporating information on several aspects, including the following:
  Origin of name – History – Geography – Economy – Sub-divisions – Transport – Demographics – Culture - Flora and fauna- Education – Media – Sports. Wherever required/ possible, Notes/ External links/ Further reading/ References may also be given. I invite all interested editors to collaborate. Thanks. --Bhadani 15:24, 17 October 2005 (UTC)
• A request to all the editors interested in developing the contents of one or more districts of Nepal – please suggest on the talk page of WikiProject Nepal districts. --Bhadani 15:05, 30 March 2006 (UTC)

Swargadwari

The amount of material on Swargadwari in this article seems excessive. It borders on proselytization for a particular brand of orthodox Hinduism, which surely is inappropriate in an encyclopedia. The subject might merit its own article, with a more neutral tone and proper references. Otherwise I propose editing it down to one or two sentences. LADave (talk) 20:44, 23 September 2009 (UTC)

Historic/Cultural/Archeological Sites

Nepal Sumpada Sangha (Nepal Heritage Society) has published a national inventory of over 1,200 cultural, historic and architectural sites outside of the Kathmandu Valley. [1]

In Pyuthan District: Airabati, Asurkot, Bandhikot, Bhagawati Temple, Bhawaniswari Temple, Bhimsensthan, Bhimsen Temple (Kutichaur), Bhimsen Temple (Megazun), Bhimsen Temple (Bijbazar), Bhitrikot Cave, Bhitrikot Durbar, Bhringri Kot, Bhumesthan, Bijulikot, Birdisthan, Chhetrapal Temple, Devi Bhagawati, Devi Bhagawati Temple, Devi Temple, Dhunge Gadhi, Dubanasthan, Ganesh Temple, Ganeshsthan, Gaumukhi, Gorakhnath Temple (Khaira), Gorakhnath Temple (Dakha Kwadi), Gorakhnath Temple (Bijbazar), Jalpadevi Temple, (Bijbazar – Bhagwati), Jalpadevi Temple (Bijbazar), Jhankristhan, Kalidevi Temple, Kali Temple, Kalika Malika, Khadga Devata Temple, Phalaharisthan, Pyuthan Magazine, Radha Krishna Temple, Rameswar Temple, Rani Pauwa, Saraswati Temple, Khalanga Shivalaya, Khungrikot, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Masta Mandau, Mehelnath Temple, Okharkot, Sarikot, Shiva Temple (Lung), Shiva Temple (Bangeshal), Shiva Temple (Khalanga), Shivalaya, Siddha Devatasthan (Belbas), Siddha Sansarsthan (Dakha Kwadi), Swargadwari, Tatopani Shivalaya, Tripurasundari, Udayapur Kot, TusharakotIsnasthan

Apparently only Swargadwari has a Wikipedia article. LADave (talk) 20:32, 25 January 2010 (UTC)

Dropped a sentence or two...

about G.P. Koirala. The point of the section about M. B. Singh wasn't to promote his politics, just to demonstrate that Pyuthan has played an important part in Nepal's history. I thought the sentence(s) about Koirala got in the way of that.

I hope we can identify and write about more important people from Pyuthan. How about Chuman Singh Basnet who was headmaster of Mukti MV and eventually got high up in the Ministry of Education? I was told about a musician from Pyuthan who performed regularly on national radio back around 1970. I can't remember his name. There must be plenty more. LADave (talk) 08:54, 12 May 2010 (UTC)

Help request

I want to modify the population graph so there are two series in the one graph: one population for Pyuthan district and one for Nepal as a whole. I want to scale the Pyuthan population on the left and the national population on the right. The national scale will be 100 times greater. This will show how population growth in the district compares to the nation as a whole. I'll probably also switch from bar to line graphs, but that part looks straightforward. So is it possible to get the dual scales going? LADave (talk) 23:19, 31 January 2014 (UTC)

Help:EasyTimeline syntax appears to indicate no. You can always do this on your computer, upload it as an image and add it to the article. --Mdann52talk to me! 14:33, 5 February 2014 (UTC)