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27/11/2021

We are extremely excited to announce that Kholey Dai Celebrations will take place from 15th-16th December in Parengtar;Jaldhaka, Kalimpong. 'Kholey Dai' is a harvest festival which is unique to Parengtar, in which the community celebrates rice- grain harvesting and perform daii( rice processing activities). This culture is slowly dying out from our midst, so to preserve this and pay respect to the ways of our ancestors we are going to conduct this festival. We warmly welcome everyone to be a part of it; to learn about our traditions, experience the authentic village of Parengtar and celebrate this auspicious moment of rice-grain harvesting with us.
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10/06/2021

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If you're in Darjeeling it would be very unfair to miss out on one of the best cafes and that is
NERDvana Bookstore & café
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14/11/2020

Happy Diwali to all

13/11/2020

Places Of Darjeeling
Oxford Bookstore and Stationery

The Oxford Bookstore, formerly known as Oxford Bookstore and Stationery Company, is an Indian book store chain established in 1920. It has no connection with Oxford University Press. It has been the favourite landmark of Darjeeling for over 70years, Located at heart of town Chowrasta , it was built with typical hill style architecture of fretwork and pitched roof providing a familiar face to locals and tourists.The Store is at Ground level and above which is a Chalet Hotel which is one of the oldest hotel of Darjeeling .

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26/10/2020

Margha wishes everyone a happy and auspicious dasai

25/10/2020

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24/10/2020

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23/10/2020

Phulpati Celebration in Darjeeling
Margha wishes everyone an auspicious Phulpati
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23/10/2020

Fulpati Celebration In Darjeeling
Margha Wishes Everyone an auspicious Fulpati
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23/10/2020

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Day 7

22/10/2020

Margha is start up in Darjeeling Which provides the online visibility and listing to your business and services.
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21/10/2020

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20/10/2020

The Real Goddess Of The Real World

This Year We Celebrate Navratri To Tribute Our Real Heroes .doctors and many more.

20/10/2020

20/10/2020

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19/10/2020

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Day 3 Of Navratri

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17/10/2020

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16/10/2020

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14/10/2020

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12/10/2020

Darjeeling has always been the hub for so many talents and artists and there arises the need for a platform to showcase there art and talents.
Margha gives them the support and puts them a step ahead in our Digitalized india.
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11/10/2020

Today being the Girl Child Day, we want to wish all the beautiful, strong and resilient daughters A very happy Girl Child Day.

Daughters are the most beautiful gifts 💖

09/10/2020

World Post Day is celebrated on the 9th of October every year to mark the anniversary of the establishment of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) which was started in the year 1874 in Switzerland. Countries across the world participate in celebrations of the day to highlight the importance of postal service.

08/10/2020

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08/10/2020

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07/10/2020

Please visit our local cafès in Darjeeling.

Hot Stimulating Cafe is one such cafe which gives you good food with an amazing view of the town.

For more details, contact Hot Stimulating Cafe, Darjeeling

05/10/2020

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03/10/2020

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03/10/2020

Felicida is clothing line/ thrift shop/ customised goodies

Started In the year 2020 , Felicida motives is to reduce , reuse , recycle items so as to reduce the stress on our planet earth.

They use clothes that are animal cruelty free , that provide comfort to the buyer .
They also recycle old paper bags and plastics for packaging so as to reduce the cost and stress on our environment.

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02/10/2020

Gandhiji had uttered some powerful words which stated "Poverty is the worst form of violence" while on his way to address a prayer meeting. The systemic barriers that people in poverty face often manifest themselves in a deep lack of self esteem and a strongly ingrained sense of despair. He also stated "The Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed". Faced with what they perceive as impregnable barriers, people in poverty find no one to blame for their failures but themselves. Even if they verbally blame others, to try to save face, they keep internalizing the poverty.

The purpose of this day is to honour the iconic and prolific leader, remember his selfless and terrific deeds and to spread love, harmony and patriotism among the masses. Let us follow the trails set by The Father of Our Nation and support our local businesses and be sulf sufficient. Let us all come together,spread brotherhood and harmony and love and serve our country in all the ways we can. Wishing you all a very Happy Gandhi Jayanti. Regards, Team Margha.

02/10/2020

Gandhi Jayanti is a national holiday in India and is celebrated every year on the 2nd of October to commemorate the birth of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi popularly known as Bapu, Bapuji or Gandhiji. He is very commonly referred to as The Father of The Nation. He was born on the 2nd of October 1869 in the Kathiawad District at Porbandar in Gujarat. Gandhiji was formerly a barrister before he fought for the freedom of our country. We celebrate Gandhi Jayanti in honour of Gandhiji's selfless contributions and his struggle for our country's freedom as he is one of the most prominent leaders of the Indian Independence Struggle and is also very popular for his movements such as Non Violent Movement, Non Cooperation Movement and Civil Disobedience Movement. He was the pioneer of the Swadeshi and Boycott Acts in India. He also led the very famous Dandi March which is of great importance in India's history.

Mahatma Gandhi visited Darjeeling only once in 1925. However, he is said to have completed most of the 80 km of journey from Siliguri to Darjeeling on foot. At times he did use a rickshaw and a bullock cart but according to Deshbandhu Chitranjan Das, the scenery so enthralled him that he(Mahatma Gandhi) declared that the best way to travel through such a beautiful land was on foot.' Mahatma Gandhi was accompanied by Chitranjan Das and Anne Besant on his journey. Mahatma Gandhi is also to have been 'rather amused' by the Toy Train, but it is still uncertain and inconclusive that he travelled in it. "The Mahatma was not at all fascinated rather amused(by the Toy Train)."