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 नारी"  नुनिला आँसुका धारा खाएर अमृतमय दूध पिलाउन सक्ने नारी सृष्टिका संरक्षक हुन् । यो समाजले नारीलाई पुरुषको चाकर्नीको नजरले हेर्छ तर नारीलाई शिक्षा दिइने हो भने उनले त्यो विश्वको सफल नेतृ्त्वसमेत गर्न सक्छन् । म्याडम क्युरी,  फलोरेन्स नाइटिङ्गेल, जुनको ताबेइ आदि यस्ता व्यक्तित्व हुन् जसले आˆनो प्रतिभाको माध्यमबाट आफूलाई विश्वभर चिनाउन समर्थ भए र यिनी सबै नारी नै हुन् जसले शिक्षा पाएका थिए । त्यसैले देश विकासका लागि शिक्षित नारीको खाँचो छ । हाम्रो नेपाली समाजमा नारी चेतानको ज्यादै नै आवश्यकता छ   ।  नारी सम्बन्धित अप्रिय घटनाहरु को ९०% कारण नारी शिक्षाको कमी  र नारी चेतनाको कमीले नै हुन्छ्न |नारी दिवस ,,नारी कृति ,,नारी हस्ताक्षर ,,नारी समाज ,,नारी अरु के के ,,मेरो समझको ल्याकत भन्दा टाढाका कुरा हुन् यि सायद ,,,!म बुझ्दिन यि शब्दहरुको अर्थ । मैले आजसम्मको दिनहरुमा कहिल्यै सुनेको छैन उपर्युक्त ठाउंमा पुरुष शब्द जोडीएको । यि शब्दवलीबाट एस्तो लाग्छ ,,नारीहरु सर्बेसर्बा हुन् /होलान् । वास्तविकता त्यस्तो केही छैन । मानव भ्रुणबाटै नारी पुरुषको जन्म भ...
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Padmini Ekadashi
















     Padmini Ekadashi is an important day in Hinduism. There are 24 Ekadashis in a whole year. But in the month of Malmas and Purushottama, the number of Ekadashi increases to 26. The Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Malmas or Adhikmas is called Padmini Ekadashi, this Ekadashi is extremely virtuous. Padmini Ekadashi is also called Purushottam Ekadashi. In this there is a law to worship Radha Krishna and Shiva Parvati. Padmamini Ekadashi comes about once in 3 years.
















    It is believed that Padmini Ekadashi is very dear to Lord Vishnu. The person who devotedly fast for this day proceed to Vishnu Loka and gets fruitful results for every kind of yajna (yagya), fast and meditation (tapasya).














    In conclusion, the Padmini Ekadashi fast is a significant event during Adhik Maas, believed to fulfill desires and grant blessings. By observing this fast and listening to its story, individuals can seek spiritual growth and potentially gain a place in heaven.
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