In Boudha, Sonam Wangchen, a Buddhist monk, has been quietly helping thousands of people hit hard by the pandemic. This is his story.

Celebrated annually on the second Saturday of June, this year’s pride parade is being organised with equal fervour and excitement.

One necessarily need not be an artist to create art.

The book features the many travails and tribulations that Pandey has faced in his life.

One of the popular applications of recent times, Clubhouse’s burgeoning popularity is a matter of both curiosity and concern.

The artist behind some of the most iconic Nepali songs shares his memorable creations and why they are dear to him.

The book Yadunath Khanal: Bidwaan Kutnitijna Samaalochak by Jaya Raj Acharya is a comprehensive biography of one of Nepal’s ace diplomats.

Rohit Senchuri, founder/CEO of Scholars Space, on what made him start an e-learning platform and the future of online learning in Nepal.

The book Contemporary Environmental Problems in Nepal--Geographic Perspectives brings Nepal’s environmental issues together with geopolitical, demographic and economic conditions.

Based on French philosopher and playwright Jean-Paul Sartre’s ‘No Exit,’ ‘Anupastit Teen’ by Shilpee Theatre is one of the first plays in Nepal to go virtual.

Natasha Shah, aka Nattu, talks about her musical journey, her love for comedy and TikTok.

‘Last year was tough for Nepal’s art community and this year is unlikely to be any different,’ says Sangeeta Thapa, director of Siddhartha Art Gallery.

The Central Bureau of Statistics’ upcoming census decision to count all the queer population under the category of ‘others’ is highly problematic, say activists.

Filmmaker Dhondup Tsering talks about his award-winning film Ama Khando and the hard work that went into making the movie and the need to give more platforms to Nepal’s indigenous filmmakers.

Mulmi’s book tells the story of Nepal-China relationship from the ground below.

When it comes to developing a reading habit, many bibliophiles recommend setting a goal to read a certain number of books within a timeframe.

Take a break from these anxious times with these movies.

Ulrich von Schroeder, a Swiss art historian, first came to Nepal in 1965 as a hippy trying to find his life’s purpose and fell in love with Nepal’s stone sculptures and his most recent books are a tribute to them.

The maestro is known for gems like ‘Ghumti ma Naau’, ‘Namana Laaj Yestari’, ‘Rajamati Kumati’, ‘Para Laijau Phool Haru’.

The majority of theatres in the country have now been closed for over a year and this has left artists facing multiple challenges.