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Tamu Lhasar 15th Poush 2076. (Happy Losar) Tamu Lhasar is the great festival of the Gurung community. This festival is celebrated with fervor by the Gurung people from all over the world, including Nepal, India. Loser is the new year. In the literal sense of the Vote-Burmese languages, 'lo' or 'lho' means year and essence is new. In practice, the festivals celebrating the departure of the old year and the New Year's festivities are called losar or lhosar. Buddhism is celebrated by Buddhists, especially Sherpa, Hylmo, Gurung, Tamang and Tibetans living in the northern part of Nepal. Tamu 'is another name for the Gurung tribe. In the Gurung language, 'lo' means 'losar', since the meaning of the square and 'essence' is to change the square. The Gurung are leaving the Pho (Deer) class this year and welcoming the Chew (Rat) class. Since the Gurung community celebrates Lhasar on the first day of the new year on the 15th Poush of every year, thi

Christmas is the annual celebration and cultural festival of Christians celebrating the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. On December 25, billions of Christian Christians around the world celebrate Christmas as a religious and cultural festival. Christmas Day is a public holiday in most countries of the world. While Christians celebrate this festival religiously and culturally, many non-Christians are also stepping up their spontaneous celebration of brotherhood and religious coexistence. The Lord Jesus was born in the city of Bethlehem in Jerusalem as the son of Joseph and Mother Mary, according to the prophecy of the ancient Messiah. Father Joseph, from his home in Nazareth, had brought the pregnant Mary on her donkey to Bethlehem because of a decree to take the census in the city of Bethlehem. When crowds of people from far away places did not find room in the city hospice, they were offered a place to stay, and that is where Christ Child was born. The angels in heaven reported this