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Undhauli
festivities lend colour to life in City (ht 27/12/2004)
Yomarhi
Punhi: The thanksgiving festival By Arun Ranjit (rn 26/12/2004)
A
season to be jolly, by Naresh Newar (nt 24/12/2004), Celebrating
Xmas, Nepali style (ht 26/12/2004)
Gurungs
in Valley to celebrate Lhochhar (ht 24/12/2004), Govt
positive on declaring 3-day (ht 26/12/2004), Tamu
Lochhar, by Pranita Mishra (kp 30/12/2004)
Cultural
show marks Tamu Loshar (ht 20/12/2004)
Balachaturdasi
festival being celebrated today (rn 11/12/2004)
Gurungs
to observe three-day holiday during Lhosar: Govt offices, schools to be
closed in areas where they form majority, by Tika R Pradhan (ht
06/12/2004)
Bhaktapur
Night enthrals tourists (ht 05/12/2004)
Bhairav
Astami Day:Commemorating the all-Nepal God, by Pragya Kharel Rajouria
(kp 04/12/2004)
Namobuddha
Jatra concludes in Kavre (rn 28/11/2004)
Haribodhani
Ekadashi today (rn 22/11/2004)
Chhath
festival begins from today (rn 16/11/2004)
PM
to address Nepal Sambat New Year function (ht 13/11/2004), Nepal
Sambat 1125 observed (rn 16/11/2004)
Let’s
spend: A vibrant Tihar culture can boost the economy, by Artha Beed
(nt 05/11/2004), Tihar
begins today (rn 10/11/2004), Crows
worshipped as Tihar begins (ht 11/11/2004), The
five days of Yama Panchak, by Pragya Kharel Rajouria (kp 11/11/2004), Kukur
Tihar today (rn 11/11/2004), Discovering
Laxmi in labor, by Dhurba K Deep (kp 12/11/2004), Goddess
Laxmi: Her various forms and manifestations, by Ayushma Pandey (kp
12/11/2004), Laxmi
Pooja today (rn 12/11/2004), The
Pancha Kumari coming to your doorsteps, by Ayushma Pandey (kp
13/11/2004), Mukut
and nad, by Arun Gupto (kp 28/11/2004)
Akash
Deep & Patal Deep, by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 03/11/2004)
Narayana
Jatra begins today (ht 29/10/2004)
Dashain
and Tihar Pings: Swinging Nepali styles, by Agya Poudyal (kp
27/10/2004), Dashain
and Tihar: Nepali Las Vegas, by Prabhat Gautam (kp 04/11/2004)
Khadga
Jatra observed (rn 26/10/2004)
Jhijhiya
fest observed to ward off ‘evil’ (ht 26/10/2004)
Bhailaa
Aju fest in Bungamati (ht 25/10/2004)
Separate
Dashain for Bhaktapur poor, by Razen Manandhar (ht 21/10/2004), Devotees
throng temple for peace (ht 21/10/2004), Man
grows barley on his chest on goddess’ prodding, by Shekhar Regmi (ht
21/10/2004), Vendors
choke streets causing traffic snarls (ht 21/10/2004), Goat
vendors flourish during Dashain (ht 21/10/2004), Dashain
break (ht 21/10/2004), Dashain
quibbles, by Rupesh Gajurel (ht 21/10/2004), Dashain
allowance for poor: too little too late, by Kiran Chapagain (kp
21/10/2004), Make
it happy Vijaya (kp 21/10/2004), Dashain
in valley, by Sewa Bhattarai (kp 21/10/2004), Dispelling
Ignorance On Dashain, by P. Gopakumar (rn 21/10/2004), Craze
for kite flying during Dashain as high as ever (ht 22/10/2004), Mahanawami
today (ht 22/10/2004), Vijaya
Dashami being observed today (rn 23/10/2004), City
witnesses crowds during Dashain (ht 25/10/2004), Tuladhars
take out sword procession to mark Dashain end (ht 25/10/2004), Women,
woes and Dashain happiness, by Sangita Rayamajhi (kp 02/11/2004)
Fulpati
begins at 8:41 am (ht 20/10/2004), Phulpati:
History and celebrations, by Pragya Kharel Rajouria (kp 20/10/2004)
Significance
Of Navaratri, by Brahma Kumar Surat Bahadur Ayer (rn 17/10/2004), Goddess
Durga and her nine manifestations: the Nawa Durgas, by Ayushma Pandey
(kp 18/10/2004), Shakti
Temples: Deities made tangible, by Ayushma Pandey (kp 19/10/2004)
Interpreting
national holidays, by Binod P Bista (kp 17/10/2004)
Dy
PM Adhikari inaugurates Newar festival (ht 16/10/2004)
Ramadan
from today (ht 16/10/2004), Ramadan
festival begins (rn 17/10/2004)
No
Dashain here, but Rudrayani festival, by Mudita Bajracharya (ht
16/10/2004)
Ghatasthapana
today (ht 15/10/2004), Ghatasthapana
today (rn 15/10/2004)
Dashain
‘transcends’ religious boundaries (ht 14/10/2004), In
search of truth (pr 14/10/2004)
Passport
to celebration, by Sushil Shrestha (12/10/2004)
Eight-day
Indrajatra kicks off (ht 26/09/2004), Kumari
rath yatra gets off to colourful start (ht 28/09/2004)
Paradox
of festivals, by Arun Gupto (kp 26/09/2004)
Thimi
fest begins (ht 26/09/2004), Mahotsav
gives a taste of Thimi (rn 26/09/2004)
The
season of rituals, by Shiva Rijal (kp 25/09/2004)
Divine
childhood: How to reconcile a little girl’s rights with the need to
protect a national tradition, by Jenny Dubin (nt 24/09/2004)
Rhishi
Panchami being marked today (rn 19/09/2004), Women
observe Rishi Panchami (ht 20/09/2004)
Arrangements
in place for Teej (kp 16/09/2004), Teej:
Time Of Fasting And Feasting, by Byanjana Sharma (rn 16/09/2004), Women
to mark Teej today (ht 17/09/2004), Teej
celebration, by Bhupendra Poudyal (kp 17/09/2004), Tij
with Bandana: No woman should be tested to prove her loyalty to her
(nt 17/09/2004), Festival
of women, by women, for women, by Arun Ranjit, (rn 19/09/2004), Shades
of red, by Chetana Uprety (kp 22/09/2004)
Father’s
Day marked (ht 15/09/2004)
Buddhists
observe Panchadan (ht 13/09/2004)
Sri
Krishna Janmastami today (rn
06/09/2004), Devotees
throng Krishna Mandir (ht 07/09/2004)
Festivals:
Changing With The Pace, by Keshab Poudel (sp 03/09/2004)
See also "Festivals
Are Determined By The Kind Of Population Living In Certain Area",
interview with Ramesh Raj Kunwar (sp 03/09/2004)
No
Ropain Jatra in Ilam (ht 03/09/2004)
Khokna
celebrates Deypukhoo (ht 02/09/2004)
Curfew
disturbs Matayaa procession (ht 02/09/2004), Matayaa
to resume on Sept 9 (ht 06/09/2004)
Gai
Jatra fest off to vibrant start (ht 01/09/2004), Satire
fans gratified on Gai Jatra (ht 01/09/2004)
Janai
Purne Mahatmya by Pragya Kharel Rajouria (kp 30/08/2004), Janai
Purnima celebrated (ht 31/08/2004)
Snakes
revered on Nag Panchami (ht 21/08/2004), Nag
Panchami festival observed (kp 21/08/2004)
Nagpokhari
festival to be celebrated on Nagpanchami (rn 15/08/2004)
Shrawan:
Resurrected from Mala Maas to Purushottam Mahina, by Sangeeta Rijal
(kp 04/08/2004)
Bagmati
river festival to be organised (ht 03/08/2004)
From
Jaholakhyo to Jawalakhel, by Shristi Shrestha (kp 27/07/2004)
Gathe
Mangal observed, by Shristi Shrestha (kp 16/07/2004)
Of
devils, frogs and celebrations, by Shiva Rijal (kp 16/07/2004)
Dolakha
locals offer penance puja (ht 08/07/2004)
Bhoto
Jatra on June 22 (ht 12/06/2004), King,
Queen attend Bhotojatra (ht 23/06/2004), Rato
Machhindranath chariot rolls out, by Shristi Shrestha (kp 23/06/2004)
Machatiya
Jatra to be observed today (ht 10/06/2004), Machatiya
Jatra observed (ht 11/06/2004)
Sithi Nakha: Day of warrior god,
by Arun Ranjit (rn 23/05/2004)
Kirants
gather in big numbers to mark Ubhauli (ht 09/05/2004)
Programmes
for Buddha Jayanti (ht 28/04/2004), Baishak Purnima and UN resolution,
by Prem Lal Chitrakar (kp 04/05/2004), Buddha’s relics kept for display
(rn 05/05/2004)
Rato Machhindranath rolls again
(kp 21/04/2004), Eight injured, five of them serious:
Rato Machhindranath chariot topples, by Kedar Ojha (kp 26/04/2004), Rato Machhindranath topples: Divine will or simple physics?,
by Bikash Sangraula (kp 27/04/2004), No
decision yet on new Macchindranath rath (ht 30/04/2004), Red Machhindranath chariot to be rebuilt
(rn 01/05/2004), Rato
Machhindranath’s chariot undergoing repairs (ht 08/05/2004)
Matri Aunshi observed at Mata Tirtha,
by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 20/04/2004), Mother’s
Day: Devotees throng Matatirtha (ht 20/04/2004)
Sarangkot Festival draws 80,000,
by Dinesh Regmi (kp 16/04/2004)
Lakefront enhancement:
Phewa Beach Festival (kp 14/04/2004)
Stones
pelted at cops during Bisket Jatra (ht 11/04/2004), Locals
see bad omen in breaking of Bhairav’s lingo (ht 14/04/2004), The one and only Bisket Jatra of Bhaktapur,
by Agya Poudyal (kp 16/04/2004)
Sankhu
folk stage Bajrajogini Yatra (ht 09/04/2004)
Baisdhara
festival pulls crowd (ht 06/04/2004)
Seto
Machhendranath fest unrolls (ht 30/03/2004), Good Lord Machhendranath and his chariot
home, by Caesar Rana (kp 31/03/2004)
Ramnawami being observed today
(rn 30/03/2004)
A time to be one with God, and feast:
Chaite Dashain, by Saurav Jung Thapa (kp 30/03/2004)
Comedy of Celebrations,
by Arun Gupto (kp 21/03/2004)
Ghode Jatra Rehearsal attracts many,
by Mamata Pokharel (kp 19/03/2004)
Walking with Buddhas at Nagabahal,
by Sanjeev Uprety (kp 05/03/2004)
Holistic
Holi or Holi Horror?, by Tejasuee Rajbhandari (kp 01/03/2004), Making Holi holy
(kp 04/03/2004), Holi marks the triumph of good over evil!
(kp 06/03/2004), Holi: A mixed experience as usual
(kp 07/03/2004), Dhurehori,
Tharus’ unique way to celebrate Holi (ht 07/03/2004), Holi observations,
by Saurav Jung Thapa (kp 24/03/2004)
Muslims observe Bakr-Eid with fanfare
(kp 03/02/2004)
Devotees throng temples to mark Shree Panchami
(ht 27/01/2004)
Maghe Sankranti harbinger of warmer days,
by Shristi Shrestha (kp 14/01/2004), People welcome warmer days with butter, yam
(ht 16/01/2004)
Devotees throng banks of Sali river for Swosthani Brata,
by Shristi Shrestha (kp 08/01/2004)
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