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On the day of Navami (9th day after the full moon of August) people celebrate the birth of
Krishna by carrying 'Khata'. Hence, it is also known as Shri Krishna Janmashtami Ratha Yatra. There are three Krishna Ratha, one in each place; Tallo Hatiya, Kotkali and Dapcha Bazar. The people of Tallo Hatiya carry out the Khata in the morning whereas the people of Maslo hatiya (Kotkali) carry out the Khata during the day. The tradition of celebrating this jatra is believed to have started in 1960 on Bazar and in 2001 on Kotkali.
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Dapcha Bazar or simply Dapcha is often recalled as a lively place. People from the east, usually traders, would often visit Dapcha. A typical trader would spend up to 3 days trading their merchandise. Even the prosperous
Kathmandu Valley had to rely on Dapcha with commodities such as grains, staples,
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Krishna Janmashtami Jatra is celebrated on the day of Krishna Janmashtami or the 8th day after the full moon of August. Women of Dapcha perform fasting all day and worship Krishna at midnight wishing for husbands like Lord Krishna or long life of their husbands in case they are already married.
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As mentioned previously, the Devi
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for water. These have been drying up, causing water shortages and resulting in people moving away from the area. This creates further problems of labour shortage. In 2013, a research project started to map springs and to try to stop them drying up. There is a nearby river, the Dapcha Khola.
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Furthermore, the origin of the word 'Chatrebanjh' comes from the umbrella shaped tree of 'banjh' (Oak) which was located at present day
Krishna Madhyamik Bidhyalaya. Translated in Nepali from the word Umbrella, 'Chata' combined with 'Banjh' became 'Chatrebanjh'.
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lost the handle of his 'Khukhuri' or 'Dap'. Subconsciously, he let out the sound 'Dap Ja' which came to be the name of his land. However due to the phonetic change over the period of time, the place is now called 'Dapcha'.
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