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As the vibrant festival of Tihar unfolds, the eagerly awaited Bhai Tika, a special day dedicated to the bond between brothers and sisters, is set to be celebrated on November 15 this year.
Amid the joyful ambiance of Tihar, Bhai Tika holds a unique significance as sisters express their love and gratitude towards their brothers. This ritual involves sisters applying tika (a sacred colored powder), mala (garland), and offering a heartfelt prayer for the well-being and prosperity of their brothers.
Families across Nepal are busy preparing for the festivities, with sisters meticulously decorating the puja thali and selecting auspicious colors for the tika. Brothers, in turn, reciprocate by offering gifts and sweets as a token of their love and appreciation.
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The celebration is not only a time-honored tradition but also a moment for families to come together, strengthening the bonds of love and unity. The day is marked by laughter, joy, and the exchange of blessings, creating cherished memories that last a lifetime.
As Bhai Tika approaches, the markets are abuzz with shoppers, adding a vibrant touch to the festive atmosphere. Traditional sweets, colorful garlands, and decorative items are in high demand as families prepare to make the day special for their loved ones.
This year’s Bhai Tika is anticipated to be a heartwarming celebration, bringing joy and positivity to households across Nepal. The festival not only upholds cultural values but also serves as a reminder of the enduring love and companionship shared among siblings.
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