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26 November 2025

Priests carry the idol of the deity Rato Machhindranath from Bungamati Temple to Ta Bahal Temple in Patan, Nepal, on November 26, 2025, as per ritual tradition. The god alternates between the two temples every six months. After the conclusion of the Rato Machhindranath Jatra, the deity always returns to Bungamati. This year is particularly significant, as after 10 years, the deity is reinstated in its originally built temple in Bungamati.

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26 November 2025

Priests carry the idol of the deity Rato Machhindranath from Bungamati Temple to Ta Bahal Temple in Patan, Nepal, on November 26, 2025, as per ritual tradition. The god alternates between the two temples every six months. After the conclusion of the Rato Machhindranath Jatra, the deity always returns to Bungamati. This year is particularly significant, as after 10 years, the deity is reinstated in its originally built temple in Bungamati.

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26 November 2025

Priests carry the idol of the deity Rato Machhindranath from Bungamati Temple to Ta Bahal Temple in Patan, Nepal, on November 26, 2025, as per ritual tradition. The god alternates between the two temples every six months. After the conclusion of the Rato Machhindranath Jatra, the deity always returns to Bungamati. This year is particularly significant, as after 10 years, the deity is reinstated in its originally built temple in Bungamati.

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26 November 2025

Priests carry the idol of the deity Rato Machhindranath from Bungamati Temple to Ta Bahal Temple in Patan, Nepal, on November 26, 2025, as per ritual tradition. The god alternates between the two temples every six months. After the conclusion of the Rato Machhindranath Jatra, the deity always returns to Bungamati. This year is particularly significant, as after 10 years, the deity is reinstated in its originally built temple in Bungamati.

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26 November 2025

Priests carry the idol of the deity Rato Machhindranath from Bungamati Temple to Ta Bahal Temple in Patan, Nepal, on November 26, 2025, as per ritual tradition. The god alternates between the two temples every six months. After the conclusion of the Rato Machhindranath Jatra, the deity always returns to Bungamati. This year is particularly significant, as after 10 years, the deity is reinstated in its originally built temple in Bungamati.

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26 November 2025

Priests carry the idol of the deity Rato Machhindranath from Bungamati Temple to Ta Bahal Temple in Patan, Nepal, on November 26, 2025, as per ritual tradition. The god alternates between the two temples every six months. After the conclusion of the Rato Machhindranath Jatra, the deity always returns to Bungamati. This year is particularly significant, as after 10 years, the deity is reinstated in its originally built temple in Bungamati.

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4 November 2025

An APSARA performs a calming dance after the death of HIRANYAKASHYAPU during the eighth day of the Kartik Naach at Kartik Dabali, Patan Durbar Square, in Patan, Nepal, on November 3, which extends into November 4. Her movements symbolize the pacification of NARSINGH’s rage and the restoration of peace and harmony, marking the conclusion of the rescue of PRAHLAD and the triumph of dharma.

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10 October 2025

An Indian woman collects firewood for cooking after a fair for Durga Puja concludes at a ground in Siliguri, India, on October 10, 2025.

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10 October 2025

Indian daily wage workers load bamboos onto a vehicle after a fair for the Durga Puja Festival concludes at a ground in Siliguri, India, on October 10, 2025.

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8 October 2025

Indian workers from Siliguri Municipal Corporation clean a ground after a fair for Durga Puja concludes in Siliguri, India, on October 8, 2025.

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6 October 2025

Buddhists across the country celebrate Probarona Purnima, the second largest religious festival of the Buddhist community, on Monday, October 6, at the Bashabo Buddhist Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival marks the conclusion of the three-month-long Barshabash (rainy retreat) observed by Buddhist monks. According to Buddhist belief, observing this full moon brings purification from sins for both monks and devotees. The essence of Probarona lies in renouncing evil deeds and embracing good ones.

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6 October 2025

Buddhists across the country celebrate Probarona Purnima, the second largest religious festival of the Buddhist community, on Monday, October 6, at the Bashabo Buddhist Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival marks the conclusion of the three-month-long Barshabash (rainy retreat) observed by Buddhist monks. According to Buddhist belief, observing this full moon brings purification from sins for both monks and devotees. The essence of Probarona lies in renouncing evil deeds and embracing good ones.

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6 October 2025

Buddhists across the country celebrate Probarona Purnima, the second largest religious festival of the Buddhist community, on Monday, October 6, at the Bashabo Buddhist Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival marks the conclusion of the three-month-long Barshabash (rainy retreat) observed by Buddhist monks. According to Buddhist belief, observing this full moon brings purification from sins for both monks and devotees. The essence of Probarona lies in renouncing evil deeds and embracing good ones.

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6 October 2025

Buddhists across the country celebrate Probarona Purnima, the second largest religious festival of the Buddhist community, on Monday, October 6, at the Bashabo Buddhist Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival marks the conclusion of the three-month-long Barshabash (rainy retreat) observed by Buddhist monks. According to Buddhist belief, observing this full moon brings purification from sins for both monks and devotees. The essence of Probarona lies in renouncing evil deeds and embracing good ones.

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6 October 2025

Buddhists across the country celebrate Probarona Purnima, the second largest religious festival of the Buddhist community, on Monday, October 6, at the Bashabo Buddhist Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival marks the conclusion of the three-month-long Barshabash (rainy retreat) observed by Buddhist monks. According to Buddhist belief, observing this full moon brings purification from sins for both monks and devotees. The essence of Probarona lies in renouncing evil deeds and embracing good ones.

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6 October 2025

Buddhists across the country celebrate Probarona Purnima, the second largest religious festival of the Buddhist community, on Monday, October 6, at the Bashabo Buddhist Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival marks the conclusion of the three-month-long Barshabash (rainy retreat) observed by Buddhist monks. According to Buddhist belief, observing this full moon brings purification from sins for both monks and devotees. The essence of Probarona lies in renouncing evil deeds and embracing good ones.

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