My Bahraa Ceremony in 2022
by Pratigya Shrestha It began with me going into a room, but first I had to get some stuff. I got stuffed animals and a lot of books. Then my…
Nepali New Year Cultural Program 2022
You are invited: We are celebrating “Nepali New Year 2079” on April 9th 2022. Join us in the celebration. RSVP: http://evite.me/v3NP6cwEE8
Once Upon a Diwali…
Once upon a Diwali Diwali is the festival of lights(also known as Divali, Tihar, Deepavali). It is celebrated by Hindus all over the world. It is one of my favorite…
Here comes Dashain…
Hello everyone! The festival of Dashain(also known ad Bijaya Dasami) has arrived and will be celebrated over ten days.it is one of the biggest Hindu festivals celebrated in Nepal and…
Are we ready to really discuss about Teej?
– by guest blogger SS Teej is considered the biggest festival of Hindu women. It is based on Hindu mythology of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, when married women fast…
Unraveling the Bits and Pieces
2017 Teej Essay Competition Winner : by Ranjak Joshi A bunch of women that wear red, pray the snake god, and gather together to dance. The biggest misconception that I…
Importance of Teej in my family by Sahaj Paudel
2017 Teej Essay Competition participant Teej is a Hindu festival celebrated religiously by Nepalese women in the month of August or September. It is dedicated to both Lord Shiva and…
Importance of Teej in Nepali Culture by Ritika Adhikari
We are revisiting essays from 2017 Teej Essay competition.
Happy Teej 2020!
Hello everyone! Teej is around the corner. Teej won’t really be the same in this pandemic but I have enjoyed celebrating Holi, Rakhi, shiva ratri, Krishna Janmastmhi and Ram Nawami…