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Category: Start / NEPALI COMMUNITY WEB SITES
Nepal Community Web Sites
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Alabama Nepali Community
Alabama Nepali Community
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 331
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America Nepal Friendship Society, NY
America Nepal Friendship Society, NY
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 394
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America Nepal Medical Foundation
America Nepal Medical Foundation
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 161
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Association of Nepalese in America
Association of Nepalese in America
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 339
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Association of Nepalese in MidWest America
Association of Nepalese in MidWest America
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 180
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Chicagoland Nepali Pariwar
Chicagoland Nepali Pariwar
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 271
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City of Dharan, Nepal
The Official Web Site for the City of Dharan, Nepal
Added on: 28-Jul-2005 | hits: 458
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Gurkha Nepalese Community, Sydney
Nepalese community of Sydney, Australia.
Added on: 26-Jul-2004 | hits: 353
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International Literary Society
International Literary Society
Added on: 06-Feb-2004 | hits: 159
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Kirat Yakthung Chumlung
The word limbu means an archer, or bearer of bow and arrows. The Limbu people belong to the Kirant confederation. Their ancestral and original stronghold known as Pallo Kirat as well as Limbuwan spans from Arun River in Nepal to the Kingdom of Sikkim in the east. In Nepal, Limbus live and work in the districts of Sankhuwasabha, Tehrathum, Dhankuta, Taplejung, Panchthar and Ilam. Their scripture is called Mundhum. Phedangba, Shamba and Yeba-Yema are their sacred specialists. They celebrate the dance festivals of Kelang popularly known Chyabrung (two-sided drum) and Yarak (Paddy dance) as major events. Limbus have their own script called Sirijunga. The population of the Limbus, according to the census of 2001, is 359,255.
Added on: 11-Mar-2005 | hits: 241
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