कैलालीका पत्रकार दिपक रावलले राउटे बस्ति मुखियाका छोरा गोबिन्द शाहिसंग मितेरी साईनो गासे raute basti

Journalist Dipak Rawal has tied a traditional Miteri Saino (friendship bond) with the endangered Rautes community in Surkhet. Rawal, who has been actively involved in producing news and awareness content about the Rautes' way of life, culture, and attire for a long time, tied the Miteri Saino with Gobinda Shahi, the son of Rautes' leader Dil Bahadur Shahi.
Rawal, who visited the Rautes' settlement at Rani Ghat in Birendranagar-1, Surkhet, exchanged local chicken, a white scarf, and a Nepali Dhaka cap, following the traditional Rautes customs to establish the *Miteri Saino*. The special event, held in a traditional manner, was attended by journalists, local personalities, and security personnel.
After the *Miteri Saino*, Rawal discussed the current situation and issues faced by the Rautes community, commenting that "the government provides allowances but has not introduced any concrete plans to improve their standard of living."
The event saw the participation of various media professionals, including Ashish Mall Thakuri from ABP Crime News, Govinda Sodari, the manager of Nepal Diary, Bhim Taramai Magar, the manager of BTM Media, and journalists Pranjwal Chunara and Sarita Shahi from Karnali Reporters.
This special Miteri Saino is believed to promote awareness and respect for the Rautes' traditions, contributing to the preservation and promotion of their culture.