Abodes of the vajra‑yoginīs: Mount Maṇicūḍa and Paśupatikṣetra as envisaged in the Tridalakamala and Maṇiśailamahāvadāna by Amber Moore

“…This article examines two such sites in light of their related corpus of local literature: a unique solitary form of Vajrayoginī – Śrī Ugratārā Vajrayoginī – who is worshipped at Mount Maṇicūḍa near Sankhu, and Nairātmyā – the semi-wrathful consort of Hevajra – who is worshipped in Paśupatikṣetra, Deopatan. …”
Get full text

Insomnia among Elderly People in a selected urban Community by Shristika Shrestha, Tara Roka

“…Methods: We carried out a cross sectional study interviewing 110 elderly people residing in Shankarapur-7, Sankhu, Kathmandu using convenient sampling technique. …”
Get full text