Definition of Bhaju. Meaning of Bhaju. Synonyms of Bhaju

- Bhāju Ratna Kansakār (Nepali: भाजुरत्न कंसकार) (1882 in – 20 December 1956) was a Nepalese trader and philanthropist who laid the foundations of the Jyoti...
- Jyoti Group developed from a business house established by his grandfather Bhaju Ratna Kansakar in the 1930s in Kalimpong, India and subsequently expanded...
- they ransacked Bhāju Kasa's property. Bhāju Kasa then fled away to Lalitpur. There Yog Narēndra Malla, the king of Lalitpur found Bhāju Kasa innocent and...
- have an island in their centre with a temple in it. It was commissioned by Bhāju Kasa, a late 17th century official of Bhaktapur and has many folklore ****ociated...
- Rājopādhyāya Brahmins (or Déva-bhāju) occupied the highest social position in the Hindu side, the Vajracharya (or Guru/Gu-bhāju) formed the head among the...
- 3.01 3 "Raadhe Raani De Daaro Naa Bansari Mori Re" K. L. Saigal 3.31 4 "Bhaju Main To Bhaav Se Shiri Giridhari" K. L. Saigal 2.58 5 "Jaavo Jaavo E Mere...
- and rituals. They are also commonly called guru-ju or gu-bhaju (a short form for guru bhaju) which are Nepali terms related to the Sanskrit term guru...
- Rājopādhyāya Brahmins (or Déva-bhāju) occupied the highest social position in the Hindu side, the Vajracharya (or Guru/Gu-bhāju) formed the head among the...
- (1797–1865) is credited with starting watercolor painting in the country. Bhaju Man Chitrakar (1817–1874), Tej Bahadur Chitrakar (1898–1971) and Chandra...
- monks remained in India while others went to Tibet, Bhutan and Sri Lanka. Bhaju Ratna Kansakar, a Nepalese merchant based in Kalimpong, was one of their...