Bangladesh Ambassador participates in Dussehra celebrations in Nepal


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The Ambassador of Bangladesh to Nepal has highly appreciated the culture of religious harmony, peaceful coexistence and tolerance prevailing in the country on the occasion of Dussehra festival. He extended his warm greetings and congratulations to the friendly people of Nepal for celebrating this festival in a joyful atmosphere with their families and community members. 

The Ambassador, at the invitation of the local Puja and Temple Committee, participated in various festivals and visited temples as a guest of honor. His cordial initiative was widely appreciated in the Nepali media and social media.

In a message posted on social media, the Ambassador congratulated the friendly people of Nepal for celebrating Dussehra with great joy and festive atmosphere. He noted that Dussehra is a common tradition of cultural and religious harmony, which has enriched the religious beliefs, culture, rituals and traditions of the people of this region throughout history.

In a verified social media account, the Ambassador noted that this festival beautifully reflects the eternal spirit of communal harmony, unity and mutual solidarity.

He also called the festival an intangible cultural heritage of mankind, which embodies values ​​such as mutual respect, compassion and empathy, and which unites people across differences in religious beliefs and ideologies. He expressed the hope that this traditional spirit and cultural heritage will further strengthen the bonds of neighborly goodwill, mutual understanding and empathy between the friendly peoples of the two countries.

The Ambassador expressed his pleasure at participating in various events at the invitation of the local Puja Celebration Committee in Kathmandu.

It is worth noting that, at the invitation of local priests, the Ambassador visited the Manakamana Temple and the Gorkha Kali Temple in Gorkha. These two ancient religious structures, established in the 17th and 16th centuries respectively, hold special significance in the religious and historical heritage of Nepal.

At the end of the visit, the Ambassador was given the special privilege of witnessing the Mahanavami celebrations at a local temple in Kathmandu and inspected various arrangements for the festival. During this time, he exchanged greetings and views with members of the Puja Committee and got an opportunity to learn more about the rich cultural heritage and religious practices of Nepal.


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Ahmed Bulbul

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