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Pantipawan Samaj, also known as "Pantipawal Samaj," is a social organization or community in Nepal. The term "Pantipawan" can be broken down into "Panti" and "Pawan," where "Panti" refers to the land owned by a community or group of people, and "Pawan" means "sacred" or "pure." Thus, Pantipawan Samaj can be interpreted as a community or society associated with a particular piece of land considered sacred or pure.

Pantipawan Samaj may have cultural, religious, or social significance within the context of Nepalese society, and its activities and functions can vary depending on the specific beliefs, customs, and traditions of the community. Such organizations may engage in religious ceremonies, cultural events, social gatherings, charitable activities, and other communal initiatives aimed at promoting the well-being and cohesion of its members and the broader community.