The deeply ingrained notions of ‘impurity’ around menstruation are forcing women to pop pills so that they are socially acceptable during festivals and rituals.

Anwit Adhikari on his passion for design and technology, underscoring both the barriers and the scope within the Nepali education system for engineers.

Though the series does an excellent array of storytelling--cinematography, acting, plot development--it also falls into some of the same-old Nepali cinema failings.

Critically acclaimed filmmaker Tsering Rhitar Sherpa is known for exploring different genres of filmmaking and excelling in each of them.

While users initially dealt with shame and guilt for being on the apps, over time they have found new friends, made business connections, and even found therapists.

When sixty-five-year-old Bhagi Raj Ingnam sent his work for the Madan Puraskar he hadn’t in his wildest dreams imagined that he would end up winning the award.

Believed to have originated in the 16th century, the Malshree dhun has become a part of Nepali cultural heritage symbolising the festivities and joys of Dashain.

As Nepali theatres in the Valley come back to life after the lockdowns, foreign adaptations are dominating the theatre scene.

Former Indian ambassador to Nepal Ranjit Rae explores the two countries’ bilateral relations in his new book.

Across the ancient Newa town on the southwestern rim of Kathmandu, murals depicting the town’s culture and traditions have turned into an open gallery.

Ever-increasing land prices and dubious quality of vegetables have made many in the Valley convert their rooftops to urban farms.

Rachana Dahal’s new song ‘Hey Bhagwan’ deals with anger, religious faith, and feeling of aimlessness in the face of overwhelming grief.

Sangee Shrestha’s exhibition explores human resilience in the midst of a deadly second wave of Covid-19.

The majority of participants of meditation courses at retreat centres used to be the elderly and foreigners. But now these centres are seeing an increasing number of young Nepalis.

Known for acclaimed plays like ‘Bokshi ko Ghar’ and ‘Milk Tea’, Sulakshan Bharati is back after a hiatus of three years with his thought-provoking solo play ‘Ma’.

Health, safety, and sanitation are on the top of diners’ minds amidst the pandemic, and restaurateurs seem to have taken note.

Last year, when Saigrace Pokharel uploaded a video on his Facebook page, he had no idea that it would turn him into a sought-after social media storyteller.

The literary award and honourary award were given to debut author Keshab Dahal and singer and musician Bhaktaraj Acharya, respectively.

The 112-year-old Badri ko Halwai Pasal has undergone some aesthetic changes, but its core has remained the same.

For the last three years, the group behind Baakhan Nyane Waa has organised 18 in-person storytelling sessions in the Valley and its adjacent Newa towns.