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Hylarana leptoglossa
Habitat
Streams in evergreen forest; below 500m in India
Range
Bangladesh, north-eastern India, Myanmar, western Thailand and recently Bhutan
The long-tongued frog, also called Cope's frog or the Assam forest frog, is a true frog native to Bangladesh, north-eastern India, Myanmar and western Thailand, and recently reported from Bhutan. It lives near streams in evergreen forest, generally at moderate elevations, below 500m in India and between 600 and 700m in Thailand (Wikipedia, general species account).
Deforestation, fires and agricultural encroachment can pose threats to it. The account opened does not name Nepal, so its occurrence in Nepal is flagged for checking. The source gives no size, colour or breeding details, so none are stated.