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One month fasting of Islam religion that is celebrated according to the ninth month of Islamic calendar which is followed by the people of Muslim community all over the world is Ramadan. Once a year Muslim follower observed Ramadan in which they won’t have anything after sun rises till sunset and they even do not drink water for the whole day unless they child, old, ill and so on. Fasting is their way of giving gratitude to Allah and even to mankind who might have to go through struggle without having food in their life. Ramadan is one of the important festivals among Muslim just like other festivals. Muslim believes that during Ramadan, their sacred book Quran was revealed to Prophet Mohammad which has given give important to Ramadan.   Ramadan 2023 has started from 23rd of March to 23 rd of April as it last for 30 days. For 30 days Muslim followers continues their fasting in a same way and fasting ends after a month after they celebrate Eid- Al-Fitr. Eid- AI- Fitr is also know

 

 

  Global warming and climate change : The unusual change which is caused by greenhouse effect and more CO2 in the environment due to the human activities such as deforestation, urbanization, establishment of various industries which is more likely to create carbon dioxide and so on. Whereas climate change is like the outcome of global warming- which the change like seasonal differences, unexpected rain and drought, extreme hot or cold, glacier melting and many more. Due to global warming, almost all seasons are becoming different like winter are either extreme cold or less cold and summer are getting more hotter than it used to be and fruits bearing is getting difficult as they won’t long last without using chemicals.   Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) is the cause of depleting the ozone layer and it is somehow related to human development- nowadays most of the people are starting to use refrigerator, air-conditioners, different kinds of aerosol sprays which release CFCs which as result harm

 

 

H O L I   –  FESTIVAL  OF   COLOR   Introduction Holi is one of the festivals which is mostly celebrated by Hindu in Nepal and India as well as all over the world and Holi can also be called as the festivals of colors as the Holi is celebrated with colors and water too. Holi is an annual festival which is observed on February- March i.e by the end of winter and start of spring season. It is the festival that is specially followed by Hindus. During Holi people apply different colors on each other’s face and play with color and water. Similarly, on the day of Holi people throw balloons filled with water and color on people who walk on way as fun who are playing Holi or applying colors among friends.   In Nepal, Holi is named as Fagu Purnima and is celebrated on the full moon day and in 2023 Holi is on 6th March in other region and on 6th march in Terai. In Nepal, Holi is celebrated for two different days respectively as people from Terai region observed Holi on the next day whereas