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Bijeesha Budhathoki July 20, 2021 Comments A tulasi math. Wikimedia Commons Many Nepali households are busying themselves planting and worshipping tulasi, also known as holy basil, at their yards Tuesday morning. They are preparing for the beginning of the four-month festival Chaturmas. Beginning the day of Harishayini Ekadashi in June/July, Hindus in Nepal and India mark a special period dedicated to Lord Vishnu and his embodiments for the next four months until the day of Haribodhini Ekadashi in October/November, and it is known as the Chaturmas (literally, four months). This long festival sounds strange for the majority of the new generation in Nepal though it still holds significance in the lives of their predecessors. So what is it anyway?
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Chhath Puja 2017 | Day 2: All you need to know about Kharna ritual Chhath Puja 2017 | Day 2: All you need to know about Kharna ritual Markets Across Bihar Are Now Garnished With A Bunch Of Traditional Items Like Earthen Lamps, Clay Stoves, Mango Trees, Soop, Tokri And Others. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Nabanita Chakorborty | Updated on: 25 Oct 2017, 08:09:24 AM New Delhi: Diwali has been celebrated all over India with much grandeur and zeal, but the festive season in Northern India is yet to be ended. Chhath Puja is one of those much famous festivals which will carry out the fervour and passion of festivity in some of the North Indian states.