KATHMANDU, Oct. 22: Hindu people across the country continue to visit their elders and relatives to receive tika, jamara and blessings on Thursday, the second day of tika, which falls on Ashwin Shukla Ekadashi.
On Bijaya Dashami on Wednesday, Nepalis at home and abroad celebrated the festival with enthusiasm by receiving tika and jamara.
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People have continued travelling to their relatives' homes since early Thursday morning to receive tika and blessings.
The tradition of receiving tika, jamara and blessings from elders, which began on Bijaya Dashami following nine days of worship and the immersion of the goddess, continues until Kojagrat Purnima, the full moon day.