On the second Monday of July, devotees thronged temples across the country including Pashupatinath from early in the morning
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 27 July 2026
Kathmandu. On the second Monday of the month of July, a large number of devout devotees who worshiped and worshiped since morning at the Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu and other major temples across the country. The rush of pilgrims has been seen in the temple premises since morning without the rain.
Meenakumari Shrestha, Treasurer of Pashupati Kshetra Development Fund, informed that all four doors of Pashupatinath Temple have been opened since 3:00 am keeping in mind the convenience of devotees. Compared to the first Monday, Darshan, security and worship management in Pashupati area has been made more organized today, said the fund.
In order to make the Darshan management effective, in addition to the temple guards, Nepal Police, Armed Police Force, Nepal Army, Traffic Police, Kathmandu Metropolitan Police and various religious and social organizations, the staff of the fund have been mobilized. Tirtha Shrestha, member secretary of the fund, said that all preparations have been made to allow millions of devotees to have darshan in a comfortable and safe environment.
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