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Bhadra Sukla Purnima

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Bhadra Sukla Purnima is the Full Moon Day and is a holy day in which many Hindu Festivals such as Indra Jatra in Indrasthan Dahachok occurs. This day is marked by celebrations of different fairs and worshiping the God of Rain Indra.

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