Janai Purnima, Rakshya Bandhan, Gunhi Punhi being observed today in Pashupatinath

Janai Purnima is accepted to be a harbinger of revival. On this day Hindu 'string wearing' men restore their ‪Janai (white cotton string is worn corner to corner from the left shoulder to the correct midsection). The clerics tie hued string (raksha dhago) around individuals' wrist which is said to shield individuals from abhorrent. The day is otherwise called 'Rishi Tarpani'. 

Clerics visit their Yajman (has) and favor them with the holy string. It is trusted that Indra, the lord of divine beings was ensured by a string tied around his wrist by his Guru Brihaspati against the war with Bali, the ruler of evil spirits. Before that, he was over and over vanquished by Bali sans the string. In like manner, Rakshya Bandan otherwise called Bhai Dooj is watched generally by the Madhesi people group on this day. Recently, the Rakhi culture has discovered fame crosswise over different parts of the country. Sisters offer rakhi (a charm, an image of security) to their siblings and tie it around their wrists. The Raksha Bandhan or the Rakhi is accepted to secure the siblings while the siblings take promise to ensure their sisters. Valley watches Gunhi Punhi or Kwanti Punhi Kathmandu Valley is watching 'Gunhi Punhi' on this day. Kwati soup is savored on as a component of merriments today. Gunhi Punhi is along these lines prominently known as Kwanti Punhi. Newar agriculturists offer diverse sustenance things to frogs on this day. Frogs are considered as operators of the God of precipitation and all things considered contributions of various sustenance things to satisfy the frog is accepted to build creation of products. Other than the religious viewpoint, Gunhi Punhi falls between Shrawan-Bhadra. In the more seasoned occasions, and even today, individuals are troubled by regular cool, hack, and so on amid rainstorm because of changing atmosphere as another season approaches. Drinking soup made of various beans rich with numerous supplements gave genuinely necessary vitality to ward off the germs and reinforce invulnerability. Individuals likewise take a gander at their appearance in the Kwati bowls. The purpose behind such act is that breathing in steam from the soup is thought to be advantageous for one's wellbeing. In like manner, Buddhists watch this day in recognition of the day the Lord Gautam Buddha crushed the detestable intensity of desire. This scene is all around portrayed in the Buddhist sacred writing 'Lalitbistar'. A unique reasonable happens at Swayambhunath of Kathmandu today consequently.After the day of Rakshya Bandhan and Janai Purnima Gai Jatra is celebrated in another day by Newari peoples.It is celebrated in Day as well as in night time also.