Introduction International Environment Day is celebrated worldwide on June 5 every year. Established after the 1972 United Nations Stockholm Conference, the day aims to raise global awareness about environmental protection, promote eco-friendly lifestyles, and encourage collaboration between governments, organizations, and communities. In Nepal, International Environment Day is more than a symbolic event. Schools, universities, government […]
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IntroductionVarah Jayanti is an important Hindu festival that commemorates Lord Vishnu’s Varah avatar. It combines devotion, ritual worship, fasting, storytelling, and cultural traditions. According to Hindu scriptures, the Varah incarnation rescued Mother Earth from the cosmic ocean and restored dharma and justice. This festival reminds devotees of faith, righteousness, and social harmony. Religious Significance Varah […]
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Introduction International Women’s Day is celebrated worldwide every March 8. The day aims to honor women’s social, economic, political, and cultural achievements. It also raises awareness about gender equality, women’s rights, education, health, employment, leadership, and empowerment. In Nepal, Women’s Day is not just a ceremonial event. It is observed through practical programs related to […]
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Introduction Buddha Jayanti is celebrated every year on the full moon day of Vaisakh in Nepal and other countries that follow Buddhism. This day commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and nirvana of Gautama Buddha. In Nepal, major celebrations take place in Lumbini, Kapilvastu, and other Buddhist sites, where special programs and rituals are organized. Buddha Jayanti […]
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IntroductionMotiram Bhatta is a pivotal figure in the history of Nepali literature. He was not only a poet but also a literary activist, editor, social reformer, and scholar. Motiram is best known for compiling the biography of poet Bhanubhakta Acharya and establishing him as the National Poet of Nepal. Every year, on Bhadra 29, Motiram […]
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IntroductionIn Hindu tradition, health, prosperity, and mental peace are considered the three pillars of a balanced life. Physical, mental, and spiritual well-being are closely connected, and various rituals and pujas are practiced to maintain this balance. According to scriptures, performing rituals at the right time, nakshatra, and auspicious dates brings positive energy, strengthens immunity, ensures […]
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IntroductionGaura Parva is a major Hindu festival celebrated primarily in the far-western and mid-western regions of Nepal. Dedicated to Goddess Gaura (Parvati), the festival symbolizes marital devotion, spiritual faith, community bonding, and cultural preservation. During the festival, both women and men participate in rituals, fasting, prayers, folk songs, and traditional dances. Gaura Parva is not […]
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Gorakhnath Jayanti is a special religious and cultural festival celebrated in Nepal. It commemorates the birth of the great yogi and spiritual master of the Nath tradition, Guru Gorakhnath. He is remembered not only as an ideal figure of yoga and penance but also as a guide who showed the path of purification of life […]
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Apara Ekadashi is considered one of the most sacred and rewarding fasts in Hinduism. It is observed every year on the Krishna Paksha Ekadashi of the month of Jyeshtha. This day is also known as “Achala Ekadashi.” According to religious texts, observing this fast grants infinite merit and helps in cleansing past sins. Historical and […]
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Pradosh Vrat is one of the most significant fasts in Hinduism, observed on the 13th lunar day (Trayodashi) of both Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha each month. This fast is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and performing Tulsi Puja on this day holds special importance. Tulsi, considered a sacred and medicinal plant, is […]
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