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english.ratopati.com > story > 78751 > a-crowd-of-devotees-thronged-gokarneshwor-since-morning-photos

Kusha Aunsi Festival Celebrated Across Nepal

3+ day, 9+ hour ago   (378+ words) Kathmandu. Every year on the day of Bhadra Krishna Aunsi, the Kusha Aunsi festival, which is celebrated by Vedic Sanatan followers, is being celebrated by bringing sacred Kush grass into homes throughout the year for use in divine and ancestral…...

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english.ratopati.com > story > 77965 > pramila-who-went-missing-in-the-rasuwa-floods-cremated-in-a-kush-effigy

Woman Missing in Flood Cremated Religiously

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (168+ words) Salyan. The religious rites of Pramila Budhathoki (Basnet), a resident of Bagchaur Municipality-8, Gairagaun, Salyan, who went missing in the flood in Bhote Koshi, Rasuwa, were performed today according to religious rites.As her physical body was not found after…...

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english.ratopati.com > story > 74957 > nag-panchami-festival-being-celebrated-today-here-is-the-method-and-importance

Nag Panchami Celebrated Across Nepal

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (279+ words) Kathmandu. Nag Panchami, celebrated every year on the fifth day of the bright half of the lunar month of Shravan, is being observed by Hindus across the country with reverence and devotion today. It is customary to worship the snake…...