Nepal's 'living goddess', Trishna Shakya comes on public appearance for first time

Nepal’s ‘living goddess’, Trishna Shakya, shown up at the yearly Indra Jatra celebration on Monday subsequent to being blessed in September a year ago. Individuals gathered in enormous numbers in Kathmandu to look for the gift of Nepal’s living goddess ‘Kumari’. The Kumari is a young lady picked through a progression of antiquated functions from a particular faction from the Newar people group. She rules until the point that she achieves pubescence. Nepali President Bidhya Devi Bhandari excessively joined people in general for festivities in Kathmandu’s Durbar Square, the old castle yard in the core of the capital. Shakya was brought out of her home, ‘Kumari Ghar’, which is concealed in Basantapur Durbar Square territory, a World UNESCO Heritage Site, and wheeled around the principle parts of Kathmandu in a wooden chariot.