Shrawan 15, also known as Kheer Khane Din, is a traditional day celebrated in Nepal with the special preparation and sharing of kheer a sweet rice pudding made with milk, rice, sugar, and ghee. Observed on the 15th day of the Nepali month of Shrawan (around late July or early August), this day marks the mid-point of the holy month of Shrawan, which is considered auspicious, especially for religious activities and fasting. Families prepare kheer as an offering to deities and also as a way to bond over a special meal. It symbolizes purity, prosperity, and cultural unity. People often share kheer with neighbors, friends, and community members, promoting togetherness and goodwill. In many schools, homes, and institutions, the day is celebrated with simple gatherings where everyone enjoys a bowl of warm, delicious kheer.

On the evening of Shrawan 15 (July 31, 2025), the Children’s Home joyfully celebrated Kheer Khane Din, a traditional day in Nepali culture that brings people together through the sharing of kheer (rice pudding). The atmosphere was warm and cheerful, with everyone gathered around the dining tables to enjoy a special meal.A warm and delicious bowl of kheer was specially prepared and served to everyone. The children enjoyed the treat with great joy and enthusiasm. This simple celebration not only allowed them to experience a meaningful Nepali tradition but also encouraged a sense of togetherness, cultural pride, and happiness within the home.

The photos capture heartfelt moments of the children and staff enjoying the delicious kheer along with other traditional dishes. Smiles, laughter, and meaningful conversations filled the dining space. The children were visibly excited, and the staff members shared the meal with them like a big family, creating a sense of love, care, and unity.

The celebration not only allowed the children to enjoy a traditional Nepali meal but also helped them connect with cultural values and the joy of togetherness.