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According to the lunar calendar, Yomari Punhi falls under the month of Mangshir. Especially in the full-moon day and Dec-Jan in English calender.

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Dowry system was for brides, not grooms

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Dowry system is one of the social evils prevalent in the society. One can say that it is as old as human civilization and is widespread in many societies ac

Journey of a Stolen Image

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Blogs, FICTION, NEPAL

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I am called Ganesh, known by Hindus as the God of Luck and with ability to remove obstacles. After one hectic Ganesh Chaturthi celebration, I was stolen.

Laxmi Prasad Devkota: The inspirational Nepali poet

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Laxmi Prasad Devkota is one among many such people who used his talent and skill to contribute to the Nepali literature field.

Motiram Bhatta: The legendary Nepali poet

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Motiram Bhatta, a well-renown legend, multi-dimensional personality of Nepal, who brought several revolutions and outstanding reforms to Nepali literature.

Gender Inequality in Nepal: Does it still exist in 2019?

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Gender inequality in Nepal has always been a burning issue. It has been present in our home, society, the whole country for centuries.

Bhai Tika in Nepal: The joyous festival of brothers and sisters

Bhai Tika festival: The joyous festival of brothers and sisters

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Bhai Tika festival is a day fully dedicated to the brothers and sisters, where one thanks the other for their eternal companionship and great love.

Laxmi Puja and Gai Tihar: Are they the same thing?

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In this article, we will discuss the significance of the third day of Tihar and how Nepali people celebrate this major festival i.e Gai Tihar and Laxmi Puja

Kukur Tihar: A Festival to honor dogs

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Kukur Tihar falls under the second day of Nepal’s one of the most important festivals ‘Tihar’. It is celebrated for five days with lights and butter lamps.

Kaag Tihar: Start of Deepawali in Nepal

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The first day of Tihar festival is Kaag Tihar, where people wake up in the early morning to worship crow or ravens by offering them sweets, rice, and bread

Dashain offers to make this festival more joyful

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Dashain not only a season of Goddesses, but it is also the season for amazing dashain offers and deals on various products.

Ghatasthapana 2019 : Significance & It’s Mythology