Biratnagar

Biratnagar is a major city in southeastern Nepal, near the Indian border. It is the capital of Koshi Province and a center of industry and commerce.

Koshi Province: Koshi Province is a province in eastern Nepal, with Biratnagar as its capital. Biratnagar serves as the province's administrative capital.
Biratnagar Jute Mills: Biratnagar Jute Mills is a historic jute-processing company founded in Nepal in 1936. Its establishment helped launch Biratnagar's industrial development.
Nepalese revolution of 1951: The Nepalese revolution of 1951 ended the Rana regime and established a new political order. Biratnagar's workers and political activists contributed to the movement.
Biratnagar Haatkhola Ground: Biratnagar Haatkhola Ground is a public sports venue in Biratnagar, Nepal. It hosts major sporting and public events in the city.
Morang District: Morang District is a district in southeastern Nepal, within Koshi Province. Biratnagar is Morang District's principal city and administrative center.
Jute: Jute is a bast fiber used to make sacks, rope, textiles, and other products. Jute processing became one of Biratnagar's defining early industries.
Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala: Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala was a Nepalese political leader and the country's first democratically elected prime minister. The Biratnagar-born leader was associated with the city's labor and democratic movements.
Sahid Rangashala: Sahid Rangashala is a sports stadium in Biratnagar, Nepal. The stadium is a prominent venue for football and other sporting events.
Nepal: Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia, situated between India and China. Biratnagar is one of Nepal's major cities and eastern gateways.
Inland Clearance Depot: An inland clearance depot is a customs facility away from a seaport, where cargo is processed and transferred. Biratnagar's dry port supports customs handling for cross-border freight.

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BirgunjCompared with: Like Birgunj, it is a border trade hub, but it serves Nepal’s eastern corridor.