culture
Today’s hookup culture & STD’s
Since few months or so, there has been continuos post regarding STDs. . . As alot of my friends including few of my close circle/cousins/acquaintances said they did have s3x with multiple person without using protection. . . As per my current understanding of STDs it does get transmitted with having multiple physical relation without […]
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What happened to angalo maardai hidne, saathi-saathi hath samatera hidne culture?
When I was young I used to always see kids aged 10-18 ish going around holding hands while going around, keeping hands on each others shoulders hell even some grown ass adults male-male holding hands while walking or crossing the road. It used to be so wholesome to watch. What happened to it? I rarely […]
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Miteri: Nepal’s unique and centuries-old friendship culture is dying out in modern times
MIT lagauni is not friendship but special kind of friendship. e.g. after becoming ‘mit’, they are not allowed to call by their name (so call by mitjyu), are connected for at least for 7-9 generation, have to consider themselves of same blood etc. so that they should never fight, think ill of each other etc.Tjis […]
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Miteri: Nepal’s unique and centuries-old friendship culture is dying out in modern times
MIT lagauni is not just friendship but special kind of friendship. e.g. after becoming ‘mit’, they are not allowed to call by their name (so call by mitjyu), are connected for at least for 7-9 generation, have to consider themselves of same blood etc. so that they should never fight, think ill of each other […]
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Hippie culture k peri aunu parla?
Just asking Aunu parla?? View on r/IndianStockMarket by legit_astro
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Hate “Talk in English” culture
Now and again when I’m talking in Nepali and cant think of the correct word for something and have to resort to an English word, I feel a sort of shame towards myself for not being able to express myself in my native tongue. Why are we, when growing up, taught to think of our […]
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Bikram Sambat: The Traditional Hindu Calendar System and the Nepali New Year Celebration
Bikram Sambat, also known as the Vikram Samvat, is a traditional Hindu calendar system that has been used in various parts of South Asia for centuries. It is named after King Vikramaditya, a legendary ruler of ancient India, and is based on a solar year of 365.2425 days. The Bikram Sambat year typically begins in […]
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Nepal: Exploring the Cultural and Natural Treasures of Buddha, Mount Everest, Ancient Architecture, and Culture
Nepal is a country that is steeped in history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for its iconic Himalayan mountains, diverse culture, and ancient architecture, Nepal is a destination that has something to offer every traveler. Two of the most famous attractions of Nepal are Buddha and Mount Everest, both of which hold great significance for […]
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Thriving Wedding Industry in Nepal – Modernizing a Celebration of Traditional and Cultural Richness
Wedding is a significant cultural event in Nepal, with elaborate ceremonies and traditions that reflect the country’s diverse ethnic and cultural heritage. The wedding industry in Nepal is a thriving sector, with various vendors and service providers offering a range of services to help couples plan and execute their dream wedding. In this article, we […]
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List of Nepali Startups
Nepal may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of startups, but it is slowly making a name for itself in the entrepreneurial world. With a young population that is eager to innovate and a growing economy, Nepal has become a hotbed of startups in recent years. One of the […]
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