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by Deepak Subedi | 04-01-2019 23:30
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Hello Guys Namaste Hope you all are fit, fine and healthy wherever you are in this earth. Happy New Year 2019 World is celebrating its new year and enjoying new year, people are planning to do something new, creative and want more success in this year more than ever. People are making New Year resolutions and Tunza also want our plans and ideas to act in this year, but thing are not same in my country. In Nepal, we are in 9th month of our calendar; we have our own calendar and own New Year. Today world is in 4th January 2019 but in Nepal it is 20/9/2075 According to the Nepali calendar, it is not 2017, it’s 2074! Nepal uses a different calendar. Indeed, the Nepali calendar is based on the Bikram Sambat, a widely used ancient calendar of the Hindu tradition in Nepal. This calendar is approximately 56 years and 8 months ahead of the Common Era. We have 12 months they are Baishak, Jestha, Aasar, Shrawan, Bhadra, Aswin, Kartik, Mangsir, Poush, Magh, Falgun and Chaitra We celebrate our new year in 1st of Baishak, today is 20th Poush here which is 9th month according to our calendar. All educational institutes run new classes from Baishak which include April and May months from English calendar. You can see our calendar below in the picture and also English dates in same calendar. We celebrate two New Year in a year, that’s quite interesting, being unique and different from other I feel to share about it. If you guys have some quires regarding our calendar you can leave comments below. Thank You Happy New Year 2019 |
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12 Comments
Greetings Deepak
I hope you are doing well!
Thank you so much for this report!
Keep writing
Green cheers
Regards
Hema
Posted 22-03-2020 11:03
Hello Joon Ho Mentor, Namaste
I also heard about lunar calendar,
Thank You for your comments.
Posted 07-01-2019 23:44
Very interesting :)
And as Gyeongrin mentor said below, we have our own lunar calendar that lets us know more about natural changes led by seasonal difference.
Thanks for letting us know about unique calendar of Nepal!
Posted 07-01-2019 23:43
Hello
Rosa Domingos, Namaste
Thank You for your comment.
Posted 07-01-2019 23:21
Hello, Gyeongrin mentor
Namaste
Hope you are fine and healthy
yes different country have different calendar and year,
Thank You for your comments,
Posted 07-01-2019 23:20
Hey there Deepak!
Wow, I am amazed and intrigued 5o have come to know about the Nepali calender. It has really been protected, moreover trust as a good tool for the nation of Nepal.
Thank you for informing me and the many who read your report about this kind of calender.
Stay Joyous and live green!
Okumuma. R
Posted 07-01-2019 16:16
Hello Deepak
Calendars do differ from nations and it is nice to get to know about the Nepali calendar!
In South Korea we also do have our own lunar new year(Korean new year) and this year, it would be in the 5th of February according top the international calendar!
Thanks for telling us about the Nepali calendar :)
Posted 07-01-2019 13:46
Hello Kushal
Yes kushal they would, but i want other people to know our calendar patter in respect to English calendar, so i had chosen Nepali calendar. I am confident that everyone will understand via my report and picture.
Thank You for your comments.
Posted 07-01-2019 02:12
Thank you for sharing our calendar to all the ambassadors and the eco gen members.
We enjoy our own culture, tradition and festivals according to this calender.
Thank you for the report Deepak dai.
I find that it is written as According to the Nepali calendar, it is not 2017, it??s 2074!. I hope people will find better to understand if written According to the Nepali calendar, it is not 2018/19, it??s 2075!.
Green Cheers:):)
Posted 06-01-2019 00:03
You are welcome Dibya :)
Posted 05-01-2019 14:39
Thank you Deepak for this report!! :)
Posted 05-01-2019 10:49
There in calendar you guys can see 1 Baishak which is Saturday and April 14, which is our new year. And in Nepal we have day off in Saturday not in Sunday.
Posted 04-01-2019 23:34