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Farmers in Nepal celebrate Rice Day by diving into mud

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Farmers in Nepal celebrated the "Rice Day," an annual event marking the start of the rice cultivation season.
Participants engaged in traditional mud activities as part of the celebration.
The festival highlights the importance of rice farming to the local culture and economy.
Various activities and rituals related to agriculture were performed during the event.
The celebration draws attention to the significance of rice as a staple food in the country.

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Farmers in Nepal celebrated the "Rice Day," an annual event marking the start of the rice cultivation season.
Participants engaged in traditional mud activities as part of the celebration.
The festival highlights the importance of rice farming to the local culture and economy.
Various activities and rituals related to agriculture were performed during the event.
The celebration draws attention to the significance of rice as a staple food in the country.

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