Culture & Community

Traditional Gundri Weaving Fades Away in Syangja

The age-old tradition of weaving gundri (straw mats) in Syangja is vanishing due to modern alternatives and changing lifestyles. Once a common practice during the harvest season, weaving gundri from paddy straw has been replaced by the use of plastic mats and rugs.

Sakadawa: Significance, Celebration, and Religious Emergence

Sakadawa, also known as Saga Dawa or Vesak, holds immense importance in the Buddhist calendar. This sacred month falls on the full moon day of...

Exploring Nepal’s Rich Cultural Heritage

The Himalayan nation of Nepal is renowned for its breathtaking scenery. But what really sets it apart is the rich tapestry of its cultural...

Two-day national meeting of the Tamang Journalists’ Association held with much fanfare

The Association of Tamang Journalists' two-day national assembly has concluded with huge fervor and fanfare.  The gathering, which began on Friday at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Naxal,...

Nation observes International Mother Language Day

The State held several programs today to commemorate International Mother Language Day.

Government declares public holiday on Sonam Lhosar

Government decides to grant a public holiday on the Feb 2 on the occasion of Sonam Lhosar

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