Indra Jatra is being celebrated with joy in various places of the country including Kathmandu Valley
-
Media Baaji
- Fri, 25 September 2026
Kathmandu. The traditional Indrajatra festival is being celebrated today in various places of the country including Kathmandu Valley, worshiping Indra, the god of rain and time. This historical and cultural festival, which falls on Bhadra Shukla Chaturdashi every year, is celebrated with grandeur in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Dhulikhel, Dolakha and other areas.
On the day of Bhadra Shukla Dwadashi, it is customary to celebrate this festival for eight days. On the occasion of Indra Jatra, the government has also given a public holiday in Kathmandu Valley today.
Express
Related News
Divers deployed from Armed Forces Disaster Training Center to search for missing vehicles and passengers in Karnali
Kathmandu. A diving team from Armed Police Force Nepal Disaster Management Training School Kurintar has been deployed to search for the missing vehicle and passengers during the accident on Karnali Highway in Chamundabindrasaini Municipality-7 San...
Initiatives to resolve premium fee disputes related to dedicated and trucklines are positive
Kathmandu. Industrialists have welcomed the government's initiative to resolve the long-standing dedicated and truckline premium charge dispute between the Nepal Electricity Authority and large industries. A team of in...
Call for a United Cultural Movement as Janasanskritik Federation Forms 75-Member Koshi Province Committee
Sunsari — The unity convention of the Janasanskritik Federation Nepal (Koshi Province) concluded successfully at Durga Party Palace in Itahari, Sunsari, with the formation of a 75-member provincial committee. Progressive writer and academic Prof....
14 injured when truck and bus collided
Kathmandu. 14 people were injured when a truck loaded with rice and a passenger bus collided in Makwanpur on Thursday. The accident occurred when a rice load truck No. BAPR 06001 B 0415 and a passenger bus No. BPA 101001 B 4768 coming from the opp...
Tata Sumo accident in Makwanpur: 6 dead, four identified
Kathmandu. Six people were killed in a Tata Sumo accident at Bhimfedi-6 Jurikhet in Makwanpur on Sunday evening. Among the deceased, two Nepalese and two Indian nationals have been identified, while the identity of two people is yet to be revealed...
Nepal remains on FATF's "grey list".
Kathmandu. Nepal remains on the "grey list" of the Financial Action Task Force FATF. The full meeting of FATF held in Paris, France has decided to put Nepal on the watch list with the conclusion that the strategic weakness related to AMLRCFT, prev...