वि.सं. २०८१ को भाइटीका कहिले हो? | When is Bhai Tika in 2081 BS (२०८१)?

वि.सं. २०८१ को भाइटीका कार्तिक १८, २०८१ (2024-11-04) यमपञ्चकको अन्तिम दिन पर्दछ। यस दिन दिदीबहिनीले दाजुभाइलाई सप्तरङ्गी टीका र मखमली माला लगाइदिन्छन्। (Bhai Tika falls on the fifth day of Yamapanchak in 2081 BS. Sisters apply 7-colored tika and garland made of globe amaranth (Makhamali) flowers on their brothers.)

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🗓️ Bikram Sambat 2081

Tihar (Deepawali) 2081

🛑 5 Public Holidays

Tihar, also known as Deepawali or Yamapanchak, is a 5-day festival of lights celebrating animals (crow, dog, cow, bull) and the sacred bond between brothers and sisters on Bhai Tika.

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Bhai Tika (Brother-Sister Day)

⏰ Auspicious Bhai Tika lagan timing

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6 Days

बिहीबार

Kaag Tihar (Crow Day)

🌙 षष्ठी📅 2024-10-31

शुक्रवार

Kukur Tihar (Dog Day)🛑 HOLIDAY

🌙 सप्तमी📅 2024-11-01

शनिबार

तिहार बिदा🛑 HOLIDAY

🌙 अष्टमी📅 2024-11-02

आइतबार

Govardhan Puja / Mha Puja (New Year)🛑 HOLIDAY

🌙 नवमी📅 2024-11-03

सोमवार

Bhai Tika (Brother-Sister Day)★ MAIN DAY🛑 HOLIDAY

🌙 दशमी📅 2024-11-04

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मंगलबार

तिहार बिदा🛑 HOLIDAY

🌙 एकादशी📅 2024-11-05

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Bhai Tika falls on the fifth day of Yamapanchak in 2081 BS. Sisters apply 7-colored tika and garland made of globe amaranth (Makhamali) flowers on their brothers.

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