Kathmandu, Aug. 29 -- Stepping into Gallery 108 for 'Karmapa Gyupa', one is immediately struck by a palpable reverence. Unlike conventional exhibitions where bright white walls feature artworks, the s... Read More
Kathmandu, Aug. 21 -- When women across Nepal's far-western region gather in late summer to sing deuda songs and prepare grain offerings, they are keeping alive one of the region's most distinctive tr... Read More
Kathmandu, Aug. 19 -- Hoarding disorder is a mental health condition characterised by persistent difficulty discarding possessions, regardless of their value, leading to excessive clutter that disrupt... Read More
Kathmandu, Aug. 15 -- In Aloknagar, Rhythm Neuropsychiatric Hospital and Research Centre is among a modest group of low-rise buildings, unlike many hospitals built as large blocks or tall complexes. T... Read More
Nepal, Aug. 14 -- Born in 1956, Ramchandra Man Singh spent decades serving Nepal as a civil servant. He brings his unique insider's perspective to his books, blending personal memoirs with the history... Read More
Kathmandu, Aug. 9 -- 10 People Stories' is a compilation of oral histories from the town of Panauti, written by Sunil Sainju and transcribed from Newa language to Nepali by Prashant Shrestha. The book... Read More
Kathmandu, Aug. 2 -- Printmaking (Chappai Kala) on the walls and agricultural tools has been a tradition passed down through generations in the southern plains of Nepal, mainly in villages bordering t... Read More
Kathmandu, July 30 -- Mohit Suri's 'Saiyaara' is a 2025 Hindi film that attempts to rekindle the charm of classic Bollywood love stories while dabbling in themes of trauma, artistic revival, and emoti... Read More
Kathmandu, July 24 -- Performed at Mandala Theatre, Kathmandu, 'Who Killed Chandra?' is a powerful original production directed and written by Sandeep Shrestha, a fourth-batch student of Mandala Theat... Read More
Nepal, July 21 -- Asmita Adhikari never planned to stand in the spotlight; she used to shy away from it. A trained nurse from Damak, Jhapa, she grew up quietly singing bhajans at home, encouraged by h... Read More