#Nepali biggest festival

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Explore the world’s biggest festivals that ignite the globe with excitement, culture, and unforgettable experiences! From the vibrant streets of Rio Carnival to the colorful celebration of Holi in India, these monumental festivals attract millions of people each year. Dive into traditions, music, and festivities that unite the world in joy and celebration. Whether you're seeking thrilling parades, cultural immersion, or jaw-dropping spectacles, the world's biggest festivals promise to create memories that will last a lifetime. Discover where and when to experience these epic gatherings and be part of something extraordinary!

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Steady Progress: Tanahun Hydropower Construction Uninterrupted During Tihar

TANAHUN Nov, The Tanahun Hydropower Project has continued the project construction works even during the Tihar holidays. Tihar is the second biggest festival of the Nepali Hindus after Dashain and the government provides holiday for five days on the occasion each year. The Project Office has said that the project construction continues also today, the day of Bhai Tika, the main day of the Tihar…

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How Does Studying MBBS in Nepal Benefit Indian Students?

Pursuing an MBBS degree is a dream for many Indian students. However, with the increasing competition and limited seats available in India, many aspiring doctors are looking for alternatives abroad. One such popular destination is Nepal. MBBS in Nepal for Indian students has become a viable and attractive option. In this blog, we will explore how studying MBBS in Nepal benefits Indian students and why it is becoming a preferred choice for medical education. If you're considering this path, Neurons Education can guide you through the process.

1. Affordable Tuition Fees and Cost of Living

One of the primary reasons Indian students opt for MBBS in Nepal is the affordability factor. Compared to private medical colleges in India, the tuition fees for MBBS programs in Nepal are significantly lower. Additionally, the cost of living in Nepal is quite reasonable, making it a financially viable option for many families.

2. No Language Barrier

Nepal and India share a lot of cultural similarities, and one of the biggest advantages is the language. English is the medium of instruction in most medical colleges in Nepal, which is a major benefit for Indian students. Moreover, Hindi and Nepali are mutually intelligible to a large extent, making communication easier both in and outside the classroom.

3. Recognized and Accredited Universities

Medical universities in Nepal are recognized by prestigious bodies such as the Medical Council of India (MCI) and the World Health Organization (WHO). This ensures that the degrees awarded are valid and respected globally. Indian students who complete their MBBS in Nepal can return to India and practice after clearing the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE).

4. High-Quality Education and Infrastructure

Nepal's medical colleges offer high-quality education with a well-structured curriculum that is on par with international standards. These institutions boast modern infrastructure, well-equipped laboratories, and experienced faculty members who provide comprehensive training to the students.

5. Cultural Proximity and Ease of Travel

Cultural similarities between India and Nepal make it easier for Indian students to adapt to the new environment. The festivals, food, and traditions are quite similar, providing a sense of familiarity. Moreover, Nepal's geographical proximity to India ensures that students can travel back home easily during holidays and breaks.

6. Simplified Admission Process

The admission process for MBBS in Nepal is straightforward and less competitive compared to India. With the help of consultancies like Neurons Education, students can navigate through the application process smoothly. These consultancies assist with everything from college selection to visa processing, making the transition hassle-free.

7. Hands-On Clinical Experience

Medical colleges in Nepal emphasize practical training and hands-on clinical experience. Students get the opportunity to work in hospitals and clinics, gaining real-world experience under the guidance of experienced professionals. This exposure is invaluable and prepares students for their future medical careers.

8. Safe and Welcoming Environment

Nepal is known for its hospitality and safety. Indian students find the local population friendly and welcoming, which helps in creating a conducive learning environment. The country's natural beauty and serene surroundings also contribute to a peaceful and focused academic life.

9. Post-Graduation Opportunities

After completing their MBBS in Nepal, Indian students have numerous opportunities for further education and specialization. They can opt to pursue postgraduate studies either in Nepal, India, or other countries. The globally recognized degree opens doors to various career paths in medicine.

Conclusion

Studying MBBS in Nepal offers numerous benefits for Indian students, from affordability and quality education to cultural proximity and simplified admission processes. With the support of consultancies like Neurons Education, the dream of becoming a doctor can become a reality without the overwhelming competition and high costs associated with medical education in India. If you’re considering pursuing MBBS in abroad, Nepal might just be the perfect destination for you.

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MBBS in Nepal: A Cultural and Educational Experience

Choosing to pursue a medical degree is a significant life decision, and selecting the right destination for your studies is equally important. For aspiring doctors, Nepal has emerged as an increasingly popular choice for pursuing an MBBS degree. With its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and a robust education system, MBBS Study in Nepal offers a unique blend of academic excellence and a culturally enriching experience. In this article, we will explore why studying MBBS in Nepal is not just an educational journey but also a cultural adventure.

MBBS in Nepal: An Overview

Nepal, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, is renowned for its natural beauty and cultural diversity. In recent years, it has gained recognition for its medical education system, drawing students from all corners of the globe. The following points highlight why MBBS in Nepal is a top choice:

World-Class Medical Universities

Nepal boasts several prestigious medical universities that are recognized by international medical bodies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Medical Council of India (MCI). These universities offer high-quality education with a focus on practical clinical exposure.

Affordable Tuition Fees

One of the most appealing aspects of studying MBBS in Nepal is the cost-effective tuition fees. Compared to many western countries, the tuition fees in Nepal are significantly lower, making it an attractive destination for budget-conscious students.

Cultural Immersion in Nepal

While pursuing an MBBS degree in Nepal, students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the country's unique culture and heritage. Here are some ways in which students can experience Nepal's rich cultural offerings:

Festivals and Celebrations

Nepal celebrates a multitude of festivals throughout the year. From Dashain, the biggest Hindu festival, to Tihar, the festival of lights, students can actively participate in these cultural celebrations and gain insights into Nepali traditions and rituals.

Exploring Spiritual Sites

Nepal is renowned as the birthplace of Lord Buddha and is home to numerous ancient temples and monasteries. Students can visit these spiritual sites, such as Lumbini and Swayambhunath, to gain a deeper understanding of Buddhism and Hinduism.

Conclusion

In conclusion, choosing to pursue MBBS in Nepal is not just a decision to further your education; it's an opportunity to embark on a cultural and educational adventure. Nepal's unique blend of rich traditions, affordable education, and a commitment to academic excellence make it an ideal destination for aspiring medical professionals. So, if you're looking for a culturally enriching and academically rewarding experience, consider Nepal as your gateway to a future in medicine.

Whether it's exploring ancient temples, celebrating festivals, or delving into the world of medicine, Nepal offers a multifaceted experience that will leave an indelible mark on your personal and professional journey. Study MBBS in Nepal and discover the magic of this Himalayan gem.

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INDRA JATRA 2078

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Cultural Festivals in Ladakh You Shouldn’t Miss

Calling Ladakh paradisical is an understatement, but if there were a magic wonderland in Paradise, it would have looked and felt like Ladakh — festive, whimsical, and pristine. The local cultural festivals are one of the many things that make Ladakh “just right” for Jammu and Kashmir tourism. Also known as Mini Tibet, this region of mountain passes is an amalgamation of Nepali and Tibetan culture and heritage, with festivals shadowing the simple and secluded life of the monks.

So, when you are on a trip, make sure it is planned around one of the famous festivals of Ladakh.

Sindhu Darshan

The 3-day festival that starts on a full-moon night in June celebrates the harmonious River Indus. Local artists worldwide perform at the cultural fest. People bring water from their own states and immerse in the Indus River at Shey, Lamas offer prayers, and sightseeing is organized for the tourists.

Losar

One of the biggest and oldest festivals in Ladakh dating back to the 7th Century, Losar marks the beginning of a New Year in Tibet. It is also a 15-day festival where prayers are performed, and food offerings are given to ancestors, animals, and Gods. Music and drama, based on the concept of good conquering evil, are performed by local artists.

Hemis Festival

Ladakh’s richest monastery, Hemis Gompa, hosts their 3-day annual festival to honor the birth of the founder of Tantric Buddhism in Tibet, Guru Padmasambhava. Monks and locals wear traditional clothes and accessories, like headgears, Kamar bandh, and temple jewelry, while the Lamas perform Chaam — masked conventional dance performances with drums, cymbals, and longhorns. The 4-storied long Thangka of the Guru is hung in the courtyard.

Saka Dawa

It is one of the most sacred festivals in Leh-Ladakh, celebrated on the 4th Month of the Tibetan calendar, when Buddha was believed to be born and attained spiritual awakening. Saka Dewa takes place in Leh. Locals and lamas follow religious rituals like refraining from killing animals, reciting the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra all day, performing sadhanas, offering food and mandalas, and saving animals.

Ladakh Carnival Festival

The Ladakh festival is a significant event organized by the Jammu and Kashmir tourism, celebrated between September 1st and 15th in Leh. The carnival is a cultural and musical blend of Tibet, North India, and Central Asia. Cultural troupes from different parts of Jammu and Kashmir participate in the grand possession, which includes dancers, orchestra, local leaders, students, etc. You can watch Lions and Yak dancing, craft exhibition, best of Kashmiri cuisines, folklore ceremonies, lama performances, and archery and polo competition.

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What is Dashain for Nepalese? The longest And biggest Hindu holiday in Nepal lasts for two weeks. I would correct, It's not just for Hindus anymore; in Nepal, it's for all religions. It is a national festival. Its our culture and tradition. It is a time for getting together with family, exchanging presents and blessings, and participating in detailed pujas of goddess durga. As I already said, we observe this event for two weeks. The series of events during Dashain are Ghatasthapana (6th day), Phool Pati (7th), Mahaastami (8th), Nawami (9th), and Vijaya Dashami (10th), which is tika day. Each of these events is noticed with a unique set of rituals. People are observed going around on the tenth day i.e tika, wearing new clothing, jamara (the grass that emerges after barley seeds mature) and tika (a dab of red vermilion mixed with yogurt and rice) on their foreheads. As people visit relatives' houses to receive tika and blessings from their elders, there is tremendous eating of Khasi ko Masu(goat meat) :). As far as I am aware, Tika, it is solely in Nepal and is intended only for Nepalese. In Shorts: These days, Tika, Jamra, and prasad of goddest Navadurga Bhavani are taken from the hands of elders, parents, gurus, and dignitaries in the family in order to obtain success, prosperity, and long life. Last but not least, I wish all Nepalis People around globe for good health, a long life, and advancement into the future on the joyous occasion of Vijaya Dashami, the significant festival of the Nepalese people. #Nepal #Dashain2079 #Culture #Tradition Pic Source/Credit: Social Sites https://www.instagram.com/p/CjUKgjJPpo7_RHzR3COqQOLs1wAt3TWMKVTPiA0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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This tika and jamara.  During Dashain, the biggest Hindu festival in Nepal, you get to see people in many parts the country going from one place to another decked up in red, sporting distinctive red splotches of tika (a mixture of vermillion powder, rice and yoghurt) on their foreheads, and displaying their ‘hair accessory’ – the jamara (barley sprouts). 

Dashain is celebrated by the Hindus of Nepal and the Nepali language speaking people of the Darjeeling hills, Sikkim, Siliguri, Assam and other North-Eastern states of India and among the Lhotshampa of Bhutan and the Burmese Gurkhas of Myanmar. Many people of Nepal celebrated this festival.

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[luxurynepal]

The Dashain is the biggest Hindu festival in Nepal as well as all the Hindu who live around the world. Dashain is the longest and most celebrated festival in Nepal, which runs from the bright moon until the full moon day of Ashoj/Kartik according to the Hindu calendar. The Dashain is the longest and most auspicious festival in Bikram Sambat Calendar (Nepali Calendar). The Dashain is the most anticipated festival in Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, and northern India. 

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Arati from Nepal. May 2016. Madrid Spain . Flamenco or festival dress. San Isidro, the biggest festival celebrated in Madrid around the month of May. My fav festival and now being nostalgic, the typical dress is "chulapa con clavel" clavel is red flower. men with "Chulapo" and little chidren wore them this festival and people with thier chulapa, feeling the festival was wonderful all those years. This year its just photos. Enjoy the pic. #flamenco#cultura #clavel #chulapa#festival #dress #red #sanisidro #festivalfashion #may #spain🇪🇸 #españa🇪🇸 #photography #rashmiaphotography #nepali#nepal #nostalgic #quaratinelife #lockdown2020 # (at Madrid, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_e7yucqrO6/?igshid=1db80paxm44du

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Wishing evereyone a very joyfull happy tihar. Tihar (Nepali: तिहार), also known as Deepawali, is a five-day-long Hindu festival celebrated primarily in Nepal. It is the festival of lights, as diyas are lit inside and outside the houses to illuminate at night. It is known as Swanti among the Newar community. Tihar is the second biggest Nepali festival after Dashain and is usually allocated a three-day-long national holiday in Nepal. The festival is novel in that it shows reverence to not just elders and gods, but also to animals such as crows, dogs, and cows that have long lived in relationship with humans. People make patterns on the floor of living rooms or courtyards using materials such as colored rice, dry flour, colored sand or flower petals outside their house, called Rangoli which is meant to be a sacred welcoming area for the Gods and Goddesses of Hinduism, mainly Goddess Laxmi. People celebrate this festival for worshipping goddess laxmi, getting blessings from elder or Junior sisters, decorating there houses, shops, and respective organisations and celebrate it by sharing sweets. This festival mainly includes worshipping of goddess laxmi, performing mha puja(doing puja for one’s own body), bhai tika(getting blessings from sisters), and nhu daya vintuna(new year for newar community, where a lot people celebrate it by taking a musical march around the valley which includes drums and traditional instruments). #tihar #nepal #deepawali #nhudayavintuna #vintuna #culture #tradition #mhapuja #laxmipuja #kaagpuja #kukurpuja #gaipuja #culturaltourism #visitnepal2020 https://www.instagram.com/p/B4FWJSDluUpCZ1NFsIQMdHvaT3yMjmpzF4y_vE0/?igshid=ma03tuwk5swg

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Our film SHAMAN is selected at the NEPAL CULTURAL INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL!! 🎬🎬🎬🤩 Thank you very much! __________________________________________ "The Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (NCIFF) is the biggest film festival in Nepal and also an international film festival for all ages. Focusing on all age groups the NCIFF will bring an interest to the whole country. The festival will be held in Kathmandu and will showcase full and short-length features, experimental films including fiction animations and documentaries, aloud around the world." . . #nepal #shaman #shortfilm #documentary #nciff #filmfestival #nomination #filmnerd #directorslife #filmmakerslife #director #filmindustry #bestfilm #otwinfilms #otwinbiernat #otwin #photooftheday #dailypost #filmdirector regisseur #austrianfilm #instafilm #instadaily #instapost #filmfreaks #filmmaking #docu #filmemacher #grazer #shortdocumentary #nepali https://www.instagram.com/p/B3wNZT-l45G/?igshid=n77tuk7m5wd4

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Happy biggest Nepali festival Dashain" 2019!! #dashainfestival #nepalifestival #dashain #dashainvibes (at Kathmandu, Nepal) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Rzy5Pgm2k/?igshid=1ctxkxi5o0cye

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Time goes fast

Time has been flying so quick. i feel like i landed in Nepal yesterday but its been already three weeks. Kathmandu looks so beautiful beside air pollution.  The biggest festivals months of Nepal has begun. I am in my home land in the biggest festival time after 8 years of Europe stay. The traffic here is terrible . At the beginning, it was difficult for me to deal with this crazy traffic but slowly am getting used to it.

Work at NGO

in the beginning of the 2nd week of internship, there was not much to do. I continued working on the baseline focus group discussion report. I spent most of my time on discussion with the program In-charge and co-ordinator of NPCS about the report. I got all information that is needed to write a report. Beside this i got a proposal to assist Deirdre Zimmerman, the Nutrition Advisor of NPCS in nutritional training about the nutrition status of Nepal to the health workers from USA living and working in Nepal in co-operation with Peace Corps organization. We had a meeting and everything was set but unfortunately in the mid of the week i had to be hospitalized for the first time in my life due to my health condition. It was my bad luck that i couldn’t attend.

Week 3rd; writing baseline focus group is still going on. In the mid of week, we had a meeting about Refresher Training that is going to take place on 11th October to 13th October. The first training was took place in April. I got an opportunity to take Food Safety session on this training. The training will be given to the Nepalese health worker. I am so excited and nervous as well. I am nervous because i must make handouts, powerpoint slides in Nepali which is challenging for me to select typical nepalese word to write. Anyway, the staffs of NPCS are always there to help me. And definitely i will share my experience that i will achieve from refresher training  :) :)