Raksha Bandhan

RAKSHA BANDHAN

Raksha Bandhan is also known as festive of "Rakhi".Raksha 

Bandhan is one of the main festivals in Hindu religion. Raksha bandhan  basically a sacred thread of Rakhi is basically a sacred thread of protection embellishis frail of thread of Rakhi is considered as stronger than iron chains as it binds the most beautiful relationship in an inseparable bond of love and trusthed with the love and affection of a sister for her brother. This day is also known as Rakhi day.It is known to strengthen the brother-sister bond. It is celebrated by brothers and sister of all age.

The brother-sister relationship is extremely special. The way they care for each other is beyond compare. One can never love or care for their friends as much as they love their siblings. The connection and bond one shares with brothers and sisters is simply matchless. No matter how much they fight with each other over trivial things when the time comes they stand by one another and extend their support.

The festival of Raksha Bandhan is observed as a symbol of 

between brothers and sisters. The occasion is meant to 

celebrate any type of brother-sister relationship between 

men and women who may not be biologically related.On

 this day, a sister ties a rakhi around the wrist of her brother 

in order to pray for his prosperity, health and well-being. 

Raksha' means protection and 'Bandhan' means bound. 

Thus 'Raksha Bandhan' means the 'Bond of Protection'. The brother in return offers a gifts and promises 

to protect his sister from any harm and under every

 circumstance. This festival is also celebrated between 

brother-sister belonging to distant family members, relatives 

or cousins.

Janai Purnima

                          Janai Purnima

Janai Purnima is observed in the month of Shrawan. It is called Rakshya Bandhan as this festival observes the bond of purity and security.  This festival is celebrated by Hindus all over the world. 

The Janai initiates the boy into manhood and commands them to devotedly follow the religion and the path of truth. The Janai must be worn every day of their lives after they listen their mantra from the guru during the Bartabandha. 
Janai is regarded as symbol of body, speech and mind, and when the knots are tied the person wearing it is supposed to gain complete control over each of them.


This cord is changed if it becomes untidy or dishonored due to those acts which are forbidden by religion.  However, Janai must be changed without fail on Rakhsya Bandhan Day.

Janai Purnima is Sacred Thread Festival. On this day, Hindu men, especially the Brahmins and Chettris perform their annual change of Janai and all who celebrates this festival put a scared thread around their wrist.

Janai is a cotton string worn across the chest by Hindu male. This thread is only given to males during a long and  impressive religious ceremony called Bratabandhan. Almost all the religion has type of Bratabandhan, but known by different names. Bratabandhan is basically a formal process of accepting someone in the religion.In Nepal Janai Purnima in Newari is Kwati. This day is also called Kwati Punhi, where Kwati is a soup of different beans and Punhi means the full moon day. Newar people also put the sacred threads around the wrists which are to be taken off on the day of Laxmi Puja, another festival in Tihar.

In Janai Purnima Newar farmers offer different food items to frogs. Believing that worshiping the frog, who is considered an agent of the God of rainfall, by making offerings of different food items help to increase the production of crops.  

 Gai Jatra

Gai Jatra is a festival celebrated in Nepal, mainly in Kathmandu by the Newar community. Gai Jatra is also called Sa Paru. This festival commemorates the death of people during the year andis generally celebrated in the month of Bhadra . The date is set according to the lunar Nepal Era calendar: it falls on the first day of the dark fortnight of the month of [Gunla].

The Festival of Cows is one of the most popular festivals of Nepal. It is celebrated to diminish the sadness from the death of family members. During the festival, cows are marched in the streets. People also distribute food to others.The whole complex of Gai Jatra festival has its roots in the ancient ages when people feared and worshiped Yamraj the god of death. However, the ironic sessions synonymous with the Gai Jatra festival entered the tradition in the medieval period of Nepal during the reign of the Malla Kings. Hence, the present form of Gaijatra is a happy blending of antiquity and the medieval era.According to the traditions since time immemorial, every family who has lost one relative during the past year must participate in a procession through the streets of Kathmandu leading a cow. If a cow is unavailable then a young boy dressed as a cow is considered a fair substitute.

In Hinduism, a cow is regarded the most venerated among all the domestic animals. It is believed that the cow, revered as a holy animal by Hindus, will help the deceased relative's journey to heaven.According to the historical evidence, when King Pratap Malla lost his son, his wife, the queen, remained grief-stricken. The king was very sad to see the condition of his beloved queen. The king, in spite of several efforts, could not lessen the grief of his wife. To show his wife that death is a natural part of life, he called on people for a carnival if someone has died in their family. Many people came which showed the queen that it is not only her son had died somebody has died in every family in this festival.

QBASIC

1)WAP to input number and check whether the given no.is divisible by 3 and 7 or not.

CLS

INPUT "enter any number";n

IF n MOD 3=0 AND n MOD 7=0

PRINT "number is divisible by 3 and 7"

ELSE

PRINT "NUMBER IS NOT DIVISIBLE BY 3 AND 7"

END IF

END

2)WAP to input any number and check whether the given no.is positive or negative.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER ANY NUMBER";N

IF N > 0 THEN

PRINT "THE NUMBER ISPOSITIVE"

ELSE IF N < 0 THEN

PRINT "THE NUMBER IS NEGATIVE"

END IF

END

 

3)WAP to input any number and display whether it is odd or even.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER ANY NUMBER";N

IF N MOD 2 = 0 THEN

PRINT "THE EVEN NUMBER"

ELSE

PRINT "THE ODD NUMBER"

END IF

END

 

4)WAP to enter any two number and display the smaller one 

CLS

INPUT "ENTER ANY TWO NUMBER"; A, B

IF A < B THEN

PRINT "THE SMALLEST NUMBER IS"; A

ELSE

PRINT "THE SMALLEST NUMBER IS"; B

END IF

END

 

5)WAP to enter any three numbers and display the middle number.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER ANY THREE NUMBER"; S, U, M

IF S > U AND S < M OR S < U AND A > M THEN

PRINT "THE MIDDLE NUMBER IS";S

ELSE IF U > S AND U < M OR U < S AND U > M THEN

PRINT "THE MIDDLE NUMBER IS";U

ELSE

PRINT "THE MIDDLE NUMBER IS";M

END IF

END

 

6)WAP to test weather a user input number is completely divisible by 13 or not.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER ANY NUMBER";N

IF N MOD 13 = 0 THEN

PRINT "THE NUMBER IS COMPLETELY DIVISIBLY BY 13"

ELSE

PRINT "THE NUMBER IS NOT COMPLETELY DIVISIBLE BY 13"

END IF

END

 

7)WAP to define a function procedure which return whether a input number is positive, negative, zero.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER ANY NUMBER";N

IF N > 0 THEN

PRINT "THE NUMBER IS POSITIVE"

ELSE IF N < 0 THEN

PRINT "THE NUMBER IS NEGATIVE"

ELSE

PRINT "NUMBER IS ZERO"

END IF

END

 

8)WAP to input a year and display whether the year is leap year or not.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER YEAR";Y

IF Y MOD 4 = 0 AND Y MOD 100 < > 0 OR Y MOD 400 = 0 THEN

PRINT "THE GIVEN YEAR IS NOT LEAP YEAR"

ELSE

PRINT "THE GIVEN YEAR IS NOT LEAP YEAR"

END IF

END

 

9)Input the age of a person and find out whether the person is eligible to drive or not.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER YOUR AGE";A

IF A > 16 THEN

PRINT "YOUR ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE"

ELSE

PRINT "YOUR ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE"

END IF

END

 

10)WAP to enter any three numbers and display the greatest one using sub procedure.

CLS

INPUT "ENTER THREE NUMBER"; A, B, C

IS A > B AND A > C THEN

PRINT "The greatest number is"; A

ELSE IF N > A AND N > T

PRINT "The greatest number is"; B

ELSE

PRINT " The greatest number is"; C

END IF

END

My tour experience

                      Tour to Dhading,Kurintar

As we all know that every year,oue school take students to excursions and tour to learn new things from there. So,we the students of grade 8 were taken tour to Dhading, kurintar for 2 days and 1 night on the month of mangsir(Saturday and Sunday). From total 51 students only 36 were decided to go and 4 teachers(Rajan sir, Deepak sir, Bijaya sir and Aarati mam)  were going with us. We were informed to come within 10:00' clock. All the students gathered in the school.At first we click group photo wearing our school track.

Then we entered inside the bus and started our journey. We sang songs in the bus. Everyone enjoyed it. Me and some of my friend vomited a lot. Then we ate tiffin and tea in a cafe.Then again we went in the bus. After an hour later we reached at a resort called springwood camp. The resort was between the big hills.There were many camps. Only 3 can sleep inside it.Then we kept our bags in our own camp and we went to be fresh. Then we ate launch at the resort. After that we went for hiking where there was a long scary Ghulunge pool and fields of cabbage,tomatoes potatoes and cauliflowers. After hiking we came back to the resort.

B.B.Q

Nearly at 8pm we did our dinner. Dinner was very nice. After dinner we danced a lot then one of the worker make camp fire. Then we sat near the fire and sang songs. Slowly the fire became small and then the worker brought many pieces of chicken meat .Then he put wire gauge and put chicken meat on it. It was called B.B.Q. It were served in plate.We all took it and ate. It was tasty.We danced a lot.At 11:45pm we went to sleep inside our camp.

At morning, we drank tea. We also played games, push ups for boys where Basanta won it and running race for girls where I won and then we did our breakfast. After that we went to Chapang Village. It was on the hill. We walked a lot .Then we reached there but there were only few houses .Then we walked little more then we came at the top of the hill and there was a small temple.

Temple

At the top of hill

The hill was covered with fog. Then we went back to resort from another way. In the way there was a house with papaya tree. Then again in the way there was a river which water was very clean we played for few minutes and then we came back to the resort. After that we went to the river side.The riverside was covered with sand and big pebbles. We played in the sand and made pebbles tower in the pebbles side. We also did running race in the sand.Then we came back and took sun bath for half an hour. Then sir told us to be ready to go.Then we pack our bags and leave the resort.In the bus we sang songs . Due to traffic jam we arrived to home near 7:00.

 It was memoriable day in my life. I will never forget the excitement and the enjoyment that I got there.

My tihar experience

MY TIHAR EXPERIENCE

Tihar is the second greatest festival after Dashain.  It is considered to be of great 

importance as it shows reverence to not just the humans and the gods, but also to the animals 

like crows, cows, and dogs that maintain an intimate relationship with humans.  Tihar is 

the festival of lights celebrates the triumph of light over darkness, of knowledge over 

ignorance, and the dissolution of barriers that separate humans from authentic 

experience  of the world.It is the festival of lights that brings the worship of Laxmi. It is 

celebrate for five days.It starts with Kag Tihar followed by Kukur Tihar, Laxmi Puja, Goverdhan Puja 

and Bhai Tika.The first day of Tihar is to worship crows, "the messenger of death". The second 

day of Tihar is to honor dogs, "the guardian for the god of death". The third day is to welcome 

the Goddess of Laxmi. The forth day is to thank cows. The fifth day is to place Tihar quotes (Tihar 

Tika) to brothers and present Tihar gifts for sisters. Every house, buildings and temples are 

graced by the rows of light.


My Tihar experience was very joyfulness.I celebrate and enjoyed Tihar festival from the first day.

Kaag Tihar (crow pooja)/worship of crows


In the first day,Kaag tihar I worshp crows by offering delicious sweets and dishes on the terrace of the house.

Kukur Tihar (dog pooja)/Worship of dogs

In the second day, I worshiped dogs by putting tika on their forehead and flowers garland around their neck.I also offered food and sel roti to them.

Gai tihar (cow pooja) and Laxmi pooja

In the third day Gai tihar I worship cows by putting flowers garland around their neck and tika on their forehead.I also offered them bay and fruits.

I also cleaned the whole house with other people and decorate the doors and windows of house with marigold garland. In the evening made rangoli and trail the floor with the mixture of red mud and cow dung.After it dried I made the symbolic footprint of goddess Laxmi to the worshiping room. My mother offered many types of fruits, sweets and Sel roti.














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          COLORFUL RANGOLI

Bhai tika

In bhai tika,I didn't put tika to my brother but we ate many types of delicious food .My mother went to mama's house to put him tika .