The organising committee is expecting fifteen thousand attendees.

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‘The Mini Prints Art Fair’ features 200 pieces by 46 artists, exploring themes of tradition, identity, and culture.

Sign language interpretation will be available during the performance.

The mysterious tone of ‘His Afflicted Mind’ and its portrayal of mental health struggles keep readers on the hook.

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As Kathmandu’s stand-up comedy scene grows, comedians face mixed reactions from live and online audiences.

Filmmaker and author Prakash Sayami discusses Nepali cinema, literature, and his artistic journey.

‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’ explores family bonds and personal growth.

Burn surgeon Rojina Shilpakar highlights the need for early intervention in burn injuries and scar care.

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Taking time to pause and introspect can help you break monotony, realign your goals, and embrace a more meaningful life.

Lubna Chand was crowned the competition winner.

Hari Maharjan, guitarist and composer, fuses Newa music with gypsy jazz to create innovative instrumental albums.

Indian sitarist, music producer, and mental health advocate Rishab Rikhiram Sharma mesmerised the audience at Patan Durbar Square with his performance.

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The cuisine reflects the community’s resourcefulness and connection to sustainability.