AQI for the last 24 hours measured at Phora Darbar
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In this regular feature, we look at how much things have remained the same in Nepal in the past 20 years. And much of the political culture, lack of development, governance problems and environmental deterioration have remained unchanged over the past two decades.. Read more...
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Rani Pokhari’s Bal Gopaleshwor Temple was opened to the public for the first time after the 2015 earthquake on Monday so that people without siblings can pay each other’s respects on Bhai Tika.
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View of Kathmandu Valley all lit up on Laxmi Puja night from Chandragiri. Every household is well cleaned and lit up to welcome the goddess of wealth on this day.
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Sneha's Care in Kathmandu celebrates Kukur Tihar on Satuday. The second day of the festival is dedicated to dogs when they are ritually garlanded and offered treats as the messengers of Yamaraj, the god of death.
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Locals in Kathmandu prepare for the Tihar festival as they navigate crowded marketplace for garlands and puja essentials even as the Covid-19 crisis rages on in the capital.
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The courtyards and sidewalks of old town of Bhaktapur are covered in clay lamps called pala, considered auspicious for Laxmi Puja, Mha Puja and Bhai Tika, which fall from 14-16 November this year.
