Prasar Bharati Special Correspondent

Devotees celebrate Chaitra Navratri in Nepal. In Kathmandu valley, Guheshwari, dakshinkali and other Shakti temples witness devotees crowd. #vatsaleshwari jatra at Pashupati drew special attention with chariot pulled by devotees, dance, music and festivity.

Nepali voters exercise their voting rights strengthening democracy in Nepal

Indian Citizens Association of Nepal in association with @IndiaInNepal organised Maitri Sangam to celebrate 150 years of #VandeMatram. Indian diaspora in Nepal participated in the event marking warm connection with their motherland along with devotion to boost economy of Nepal.

65th anniversary celebration of state owned National News Agency #RSS in Kathmandu.Excellence Award to 11 individuals.

Pashupatinath temple all decked up to welcome thousands of sadhus and saints and lakhs of visitors for Mahashivratri celebrations.

The 61st ITEC Day celebrated in Kathmandu to recognise the strides made in India-Nepal capacity building partnership

Enthusiastic participation of Indian companies in 11th International Buildcon Expo in Kathmandu; showcases Made in India products in #B2B platform.

Month-long Madhav Narayan Swasthani festival ends on Maghe Purnima highlighting deep social bonding among residents of Kathmandu valley

India Gifts second tranche of election-related assistance to Nepal as a friendly gesture.The first tranche of such election-related assistance by the Government of India, was handed over to Nepal on 20 January 2026. More deliveries expected in the coming weeks.

Sonam Lhosar celebrated today with lakhs of people overcrowding Tundikhel ground in Kathmandu Valley

@IndiaInNepal celebrated Vishwa Hindi Diwas which was attended by various academic institutions, Universities and Hindi buffs in Kathmandu. The celebration was marked by Hindi poetry recitation, Hindi songs performance along with other cultural performances.

The 19th Elephant and Tourism Festival organised in Chitwan concludes with emphasis on wildlife-Human Coexistence.

On Christmas Eve in Kathmandu, churches observed evening prayers with locals & foreign tourists attending the mass prayers. All the malls, marketplace, restaurants, hotels and shops in prime tourists locations across Nepal are decorated in Christmas theme to attract visitors.

On occasion of upcoming Ghalib Jayanti to be observed on Dec 27, a evening of Urdu Mushayara was organised in Kathmandu in collaboration of Urdu Academy, Nepal & @IndiaInNepal. One of the greatest poets of Urdu and Persian literature Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib was born in Agra.

@amitmalviya Humanity is ashamed by this attack😔

Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee ensured that Hindu-majority West Bengal remained with India, becoming a homeland where Hindu Bengalis could live freely, preserve their culture, and practice their faith without fear. For decades, Hindu Bengalis stranded on the other side of the border fled religious persecution and sought refuge in India. The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), introduced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was meant to offer these refugees a life of dignity and legal certainty—without taking away any rights from existing citizens. Yet Mamata Banerjee fiercely opposed the CAA. She mobilised clerics and radical elements to protest a humanitarian law meant to grant citizenship to persecuted Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, and Jains from Islamic neighbourhoods. Under her watch, organised mobs rampaged through streets, blocked highways, damaged public property, and targeted Hindus. Her government intimidated vulnerable communities like the Mathuas, Namasudras, and Rajbanshis, discouraging them from applying under the CAA by spreading fear that identifying as refugees would invite harassment, loss of documents, and denial of state benefits. By demonising the CAA, Mamata Banerjee left Bengali Hindus exposed and insecure. Had she not pursued divisive politics rooted in appeasement, who knows—perhaps Dipu Chandra Das of Bangladesh would be alive today, living with dignity in West Bengal, worshipping Maa Kali, and providing for his family. History will remember these choices. Do not forget Mamata Banerjee’s actions. Hold her accountable in 2026. She must be VOTED OUT.

South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics celebrates 25th anniversary with international conference on Development & Environment Economics. With 7 panel discussions & 20 parallel sessions, insight was developed to aid governments, policymakers & communities.

3rd edition of India-Nepal Cultural Festival in Lumbini showcased #Odia dance recital on Buddha and Yashodhara life journey. #ICCR Troupe led by Sandhya Kunjan Menon Das, captivated the viewers by their heartwarming performance.

The 3rd edition of India-Nepal Cultural Festival in #Lumbini highlights the shared Buddhist legacy between India and Nepal organised by @IndiaInNepal and Lumbini Buddhist University. #symposium organised to honour shared Budhdhist heritage as one pillar of India-Nepal friendship.

Charya dance of Nepal is sacred, ritualistic Vajrayana Buddhist dance performed by Newari Bajracharya & Shakya priests. Practiced from the 7-8th Century during deity initiations & tantrayana feasts. It combines devotional songs,mudras & body movements to express deities qualities

Seminar on “The Relevance of the Bhagavad Gita in Today’s World” organised by @IndiaInNepal in Kathmandu as a part of #InternationalGitaMahotsav2025 reminds people of teaching of Lord Krishna to Arjun, relevant in everyday life.