Lyricists, composers and singers across modern, playback and folk music feature among this year's nominees.

Milson D Chamling discusses his creative evolution, the importance of Indigenous storytelling, and why some ideas are worth waiting for.

Samriddhi Rai, John and The Locals, Mantra Band, Ujan Shakya and other celebrated artists will headline this year’s event with performances spanning genres and generations.

Strong performances and stylish filmmaking cannot rescue a romance weighed down by a paper-thin script.

The event will recognise outstanding musicians, present a lifetime achievement honour, and bring together some of the country’s biggest performers.

Awareness alone cannot strengthen Nepal’s mental health system; lasting progress depends on training and the effective implementation of mental health initiatives.

Russian multidisciplinary artist Liudmila Rozvodovskaya presents a new body of work inspired by her research and residency in Nepal.

Singer Bidhhan Shrestha returned to the Paleti stage at Nepalaya’s Rshala, presenting a multi-themed musical evening spanning sentimental, romantic, folk and patriotic songs, earning a standing ovation from the audience.

Barsha Rh Lekhi explains how environmental disasters threaten not only lives but also the traditions, knowledge and identities that hold communities together.

Many Kathmandu residents celebrate National Paddy Day despite not knowing its origins, as dahi-chiura vendors say the tradition is fading in the capital.

The singer apologised after screenshots of alleged conversations spread on social media, admitting some messages were genuine while claiming other content may have resulted from misuse of his social media accounts.

A house help who became family teaches Rita that affection is often found in the quiet acts that make a house feel like home.

Directed by Gunjan Dixit, Mandala Theatre’s upcoming production turns a mock courtroom into a powerful reflection on stereotypes and women’s agency.

From a fashion apprenticeship in Kathmandu to the studios of Ralph Lauren and J Crew, Alina Shrestha has carved out a place in one of the world’s most competitive creative industries.

‘Something Like a Film Festival’ opens in Kathmandu with 40 short films, including 13 by mostly first-time Nepali directors.

In ‘Cracks in the Wind’, Bahadurgunj emerges as both the setting and the protagonist, as Arun Gupto blurs the boundaries between memoir and fiction.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Through art, drag, fashion, filmmaking and community, queer individuals in Nepal are carving out spaces where they can live openly, creatively and on their own terms.

Like the selroti at its centre, the play circles back to grief, love and forgiveness through tales drawn from mythology and lived experience.

Known for his folk and patriotic songs, the veteran singer is set to perform at Nepalaya’s long-running intimate music series in Kathmandu this weekend.