Katha Dabali presents stories of Indra, Lakhe and Kumari
Summary
The Nepal Academy hosted 'Indrajatra: A Sharad Festival' under 'Katha Dabali-1,' bringing alive the stories, dances and myths of Indra, Lakhe and Kumari in Kathmandu. Speakers said jatras remain living cultural heritage that connects communities and preserves Newari traditions.
Key Points
- The Nepal Academy organized 'Indrajatra: A Sharad Festival' as part of 'Katha Dabali-1' to showcase Newari stories, music and dance.
- Performances by Vajrakala Kunja featured the Dhaa drum, Bhushya, flutes, Lakhe dances and the Kumari dance.
- Malla K. Sundar of the Nepalbhasa Academy explained the myths and cultural significance of Indrajatra, Lakhe and Kumari.
- The Nepal Academy said it will continue 'Katha Dabali' in cities and villages across Nepal to revive fading indigenous cultures.
