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Kushe Aunshi Through The Eyes of Kids And Fathers
August 21, 2017 09:35 am
Kushe Aunshi, the Nepali Father’s Day, is celebrated amid much fanfare throughout the country. The day, however, seems to be lacking popularity, more so in comparison to Mother’s Day. Unlike during Mother’s Day, where we can see urbanites gift-hunting at Archies and other fancy gift shops, Father’s day seemingly does not grab so much materialistic attention.
Kushe Aunshi, Moti Jayanti today
August 21, 2017 09:11 am
KATHMANDU, Aug 21: Hindus in the country are collecting kush, a holy grass used while performing various holy rituals as Shraddha [holy rituals remembering the departed ancestors] and religious rituals, across the country today.
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