In spite of Yang Gongsu’s role as the ambassador to three different countries, his role and experience in Nepal were particularly special.

The exhibition features 200 artworks from 180 different artists.

The two-day event ending today has brought together academicians, industrialists and officials from science and technology administration.

The band will travel across the country with their entourage and cover cities like Biratnagar, Birgunj, Hetauda, Narayanghat, Nepalgunj, Dhangadi, Surkhet, Butwal, Pokhara, and Kathmandu.

Mohan Mainali, a renowned journalist and award-winning writer, talks about his love for reading and his favourite books and authors.

Bidhyaman Tamang puts on canvas the tales of lost agricultural complexity, the ethos of modern city life, and nostalgia.

The social organisation has scheduled numerous events to raise awareness about gender-based violence.

Instead of visiting a dermatologist and getting their facial skin examined, women in their twenties are studying their own skin types and making efforts to care for it.

A patriarchal society that expects men not to exhibit emotions and admit vulnerability is doing more harm than good.

How Gorakh Bista became one of Nepal’s leading landscape photographers.

The theatre show is back after a two-year hiatus caused by Covid.

Many know Kta Haru either for their song ‘Bagaicha’ or their latest hit ‘Jhamjham Paryo Pani’ but they have been in Nepali music scene for five years already, making original songs.

It will be the Thamel-based club’s biggest event this month.

Fr Augustine Thomas, SJ on the genres of books he enjoys, leadership books on Nepal, and his ever-growing interest in neuroscience.

The hotel has been organising the event annually since 2019.

It is important that we use gender-informed approaches to better deal with online abuse, which has become more common than ever.

The book is the winner of the International Book Award for best autobiography/memoir 2022.

The play was originally written by JB Priestley and is considered one the best of its time.

Yozana Thapa Magar studied to become a pharmacist but ended up as a standup comedian at a friend’s suggestion.

When the Chinese leader met representatives from Nepal in 1964, he advised them not to put blind faith in the Chinese educational system.